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and children at horneNfrora a pleasant stay -Ml Sulfilrer Texas. Irttlan Journal 41.00 per year. Shelton Crab tree Brown after, snehdii with home fd to school Clark had business at Mus kogife Saturday. Dl 1 Morris was in the, oily from, 'Vivian Tuesday. Bill Sanders was Farhc Wednesday.

here from P. Lee was herefrom Fame the first of the week. All wool sweaters at $1.00 to 92.50. R. H.

Brown Co. J. H. Bearden was in the city from Stidham Jim. Hammett was here from Deere's Chapel Monday; AH ladies and men's sweaters, and coats at cost at M.

B. Moore Miss Edith Helfrich of Carthage, 111., is in the city the guest All ladies misses and childrens coats at cost at M. B. Moore's. M.

E. Turner has returned from a professional and pleasure trip. Mike Manning has taken a chair in the McDonald Barber Emporium. Don't overlook this ity at M. B.

Moore's. L. L. Clark has accepted a pos ition in the County Treasurer's office. Mr.

O. Fuller, uncle of Mrs. is a guest, at the Ideal Cafe. Dr. 1.

Levy, the well known op tician 'will be 'at Dr. Mayfleld's office, Tuesday January 9. Chas. E. Hagcrty was here from Muskogee several days this week on business.

Mr, Reeves, late of Tulsa, has taken a chair in the Mission Club Barber Shop. James Crabtree returned this week to Sherman, where he is at tending school. County Commissioner Harry Ritterhoff was here from Hoffman the first of the week. Ezel Carter of the Night and Day bank at Muskogee spent the holidays in Eufaula. and Gasper holiday Returned County Commissioner J.

W. Brandon of Brush Hill was attending the comrtifesioners meeting in the city the of the Mrs. W. A. Hagins of McAlester now has charge of the Sellers hotel, and is running one of the nicest and most up to date places in The scientific application of lenses (glasses) to the eye receives my attention.

Dr. H. H. Wynne, Eufaula, December 15, Friday. Office Dr.

W. A. Tolle- soh. tf Rev; E. A.

Wessen, of Shawnee, preached at the Baptist church Sunday night and Wednesday nfght. Dr. B. R. Womack preach ed there Sunday morning.

On Tuesday, December 26th, 1911, at the. residence of Mr. P. Moore of Spiro, Oklahoma, Mr. Fletcher Lane of thistOityvWas united in marriage to rlet-Louise Self of Poteau, Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple took their departure for Eufaula, Okla homa, where they will make their future home.

Mr. Lane, is the eldest son of D. Lane of the County Treasurer's office of LeFlore county, and is one of the most worthy and deserving young men of that section. Miss Self, at the lime of her marriage was a student of the Wesleyan College of Oklahoma City, and is one of Poteau's fairest and bright est daughters. We heartily extend to them a cordial welcdmje and trust that the future may bring to them health, happiness and prosperity.

lTOlnOB. la hereby gty'en that I now have on hand funds with which to pay the folio wing- ou'tatandlns County War Interest wUl be paid on tame unUl February 1. 1911. Separate school Warranto to No. it Salary Warrants to No.

2S Inclusive. Court Warrants to No. 90 Inclusive. Poor and. Insane warrant to No.

14 Inclusive. Road and Bridge warranto to No. Stf Inclusive. Supply warranto to No, 60 Inclusive. Contingent'warrants to No.

35 Inclusive. NEAL WIMMER. County Treasurer'of Mcintosh County ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION TO SE2L RBAIJ ESTATE. 1 Sick headache is'caused by a disordered itoniach. Take Chamberlain's Tablets and rorreci' that and the headaches will disappear.

For sale by Q. J. Fuller. Tom Poster and Robt. Wright returned to Subbicco College in Wednesday, after spend ing the holidays with home folks in this city.

Miss Jessie Stafford and little Helen Feya, sister and neice of Mrs. W. H. Edison, spent the holidays in Eufaula. Leaving Tues day for a short visit to Ft.

Smith before returning home. JV W. of Dayton, Ohio, purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for his boy who had a cold, and before the bottle was all used the boy's cold was gone. Is that nc-t better than to pay a five dollar doctor's bill? For sale by G. J.

Fuller. N. C. Waddell, foreman at the Republican office expects to leave in the next few weeks for New York, whre he has accepted a pos ition as traveling salesman for a New York firm. OOOLEY-PUTERBAUGH DING.

WED- When you have a bad cold you wart the best medicine obtainable so as to cure- it with as little delay as possible. Here is a druggist's opinion: "I have sold Chamberlains Cough Remedy for fift-en years," says Enos Lollai Saratoga, "and consider it the best on the market." Sold by G. J. Fuller. Misses Ola and- Mary Burton after spending the holidays visiting relatives and friends in Eufaula and Mellette have returned to Liberty, Missouri to re-enter school.

If you are looking, for a place close in to build you a home don't fail to see D. M. Whiaker in the Lockhart addition. Prof. Barnes Deere's Chapel wasshaking hands with friends in the city Monday.

Mrs. K. B. Turner and children have returned home from a pleas ant trip to Missouri. Captain F.

M. Elsey of Wagoner was in the city on business the first of the week. Mrs. J. G.

Isabel and children of Georgia are in the city the guests of Mrs. Taul District Indian Agent Herbert House was transacting business in Eufaula this week. E. C. Hopper has returned from Sulphur Spring, Texas, where ho spent, the holidays with the old folks athome We will sell you the balance of Lockhart's addition cheap if you are looking for a money maker.

Investigate. Chipley or Porter was in the city this week the guest, of h's Mrs. J. C. Crab tree.

Rev. J. R. Taylor attended the Fifth Sunday meeting of the Baptist at Enterprist last Friday. He aimed to return here Sunday noon but a wreck of a freight prevented him from making connection, and he could not get here until Sunday night.

FOR RENT. The Mrs. Dr. Burrell home close in. See E.

G. Bailey at Eufaula National Bank. EXPERT TYPEWRITING. Who wants, copy of records, let lers, or other matter "and accur written on a typewriter? Special attention given to neatness, accuracy in punctuation, and correct forms. For information, call at this office.

On Thursday evening. December 14, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Wimmer, the pretty but quiet Wedding of Mr. Dallas Cooley and Miss Hazel baugh was solemnized.

The occasion was a simple home affair witnessed only by the members of the family and a few intimate friends of the contracting parties Promptly at 7 o'clock to the strainsof Mendlessohn's wedding march, played by Mrs. L. Crowl the bride and groom we.re ushered into the parlor and the magic words spoken Which united these wov'by young people in one life Rev. J. A.

Dosier, the officiating minister, using the sol emn and impressive ceremony of the Methodist ritual. The bride was gowned in white messa line satin, and carried a bunch of bride's roses. The veil was gracefully draped and held in place with a cluster of white roses. The groom wore the usual conventional black. ceremony light refreshments were served, and immediately Mr.

and Mrs. Cooley left, for Tennessee, where they will spend some time with the groom's parents and boyhood friends. Mr. Cooley is principal of the east "side school of Eufaula and is one of the progressive young teachers of Mcintosh county, hav ing been employed as teacher of the Deere's Chapel school, west of this city, for the past three ars until last fall when he was employed in the city. Miss Puterbaugh is a sister of Mrs.

Neal Wimmer, and for the past four years has made her home with her, with the exception.df last year, which was spent in attend-- ing college. She also taught at Deere's Chapel, and it is believed that here friendship ripened into love. The wedding was to have been a surprise to. the friends of the young people, but as usual the fact became known and a number of usoful and pretty presents were received, and a number of school children and grj.wjW"foH£ too, heard they were td leave on the evening train and were pres ent at the depot to. start theiji on their journey with a good supply of rice, confetti and well wishes They will make their home in the west part of the city where Mr Cooley has furnished a neat lit tie cottage for himself and.

hap py bride. STATE OF OKLAHOMA, Mcintosh County. IN COUNTY COURT. In the matter of the estate of Brown, a minor. Now, on this 4th day of January, 1912.

Rufus Crisp, guardian of Affle Brown, having filed herein his for the sale of the real estate described in said petition, for reasons In said petition stated, It Is ordered, that said petition be and hereby is set for hearing on. the 7th day of February, A. D. 1912 at 10 o'clock A. at which time all persons interested In said estate are required to appear and show cause.

If any they have, why an order should not be granted for the sale of so much of estate of said Affle Brown, as is for the reasons In said petition stated. It Is further ordered, that a copy of this order be published for four sue cesslve weeks In the Indian Journal of Eufaula. Oklahoma and posted in three public places In Mcintosh County, personally served on, and mailed to the next of kin of said minor as required by law. FRANK W. RUSHING, County Judge.

Chas. Phillips, Attorney. Okmulgee. Pub. Jan.

5-12-19-26. WE CARRY THE MCBST LITO OF To Be Found in the City of Eufaula Sweet Juicy Porterhouse Steaks. Best Short Rib Roasts, Pure Sausage, Nice Sweet Hams, Bacon and Pure Hog Lard. Anything in Meats you may desire. Our Groceay Department Is Complete in Every Detail.

When in i Need of Groceries or Meats Phone No 172 THE CITY MARKET NOTICES BY PUBLICATION. Here is a woman-who speaks from personal knowledge and long estierience, Mrs. P. H. Brogan, of Wilson, who says: "I know from that Chamberlain's Cough Renieily fur to any other.

For croup there is nothing that excels it." For side by G. J. Fuller. FOR TRADE. Mrs.

F. E. I.oyd'of.Ft. Smith after a pleasant vis.it to her son, T. Pyle and family, has rued home re- Capt.

G. W. Grayson left fuca- for Washington, D. mpained by Principal Creek Nation, litpty here are only a few lots left Xookhart's addition. Let me you all about the terms and D.

M. Whitakor Johnnia Sellers, after spending the holidays withhis' father, Alex Sellers, has 1 returned to his school at Tecnmesh, where-; he ytitt graduate this year. Nice four room home, premis os contain two acres of land, wov en wire fence, good well of water in Eufaula. Will trade for farm land in Mcintosh Lambert; Eufaula, Okla. LIVE MEN LISTEN I I want a responsible man to bid on clearing up 40 acres of open timber land Joe Synp son farm three miles northwest of Eufaula.

This timber was deadened four years ago and good man can make short work of-clearing this, piece. Mr. R. Uhl Brown, phono X5W Eufaula will inform interested parties as.to litmlars. r.nre of liulk" 1 nl Kufaula.

ROBERSTON-BROWN. James Robertson and Mrs. Ada Brown were married at the hoim of the bride's on Foley avenue on the evening of Thursday, Dec ember 21. The cermeony was performed by Justice A. E.

Chap man. BAD FIRE AT CROVWDER. In the District Court of Mcintosh County, State of Oklahoma. K. A.

McCormick, Plaintiff, vs. Charles P. Torrans, Mattie A. Torrans, Johnson County Savings Bank, The Carr Manufacturing Company, Tennesse Harness Company, W. R.

Case ons Cutlery Company, Sllsby Stove'Works, Holmes Commerce Company, Rock Island Implement Company, Curtain-Clark Cutlery Company M. Ianntng, and defendants. No. 703. The defendants, Johnson County Sav lngs Bank, Tennessee Harness Company, Carr Manufacturing Company, W.

R. Case Cutlery Company, Sllsby Stove Works, and Curtain-Clark Cutlery Company, will take notice that said plaintiff, A. McCormick, on the twenty- second day of November. 1911, file her petition In the District Court of Mcintosh County, Ok iahoma, against the above named defendants, and that said defendants, Johnson County Savings Bank, Tennessee Harness Company, Carr Manufacturing Company. W.

R. Case Cutlery Company, Sllsby Stove Works, andCurtaln-Clark Cutlery Company must answer said petition, on or before the 20th day of February, 1912, or aald petition will be taken as true, and Judgment rendered against the named defendants, Charles P. Tornyja and Mattie A. Torrans, for the sum of $585.00, together with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from October 1, 1910, until paid and for the additional sum of $125.00, as attorney's fees, and for the costs of said action upon 4 certain promissory notes, executed by said defendants Charles P. Torrans and Mattie A.

Torrans, to the plaintiff above named on October 11. 1906, and further judgment rendered in said action against all the above named defendants for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage BecurThg Indebtedness, and of even date with said notes, made and executed by defendants. Charles P. Torrans and Mttttie A. Torrans.

to the plaintiff, on the following described real estate, situate In Mcintosh County, State of Oklahoma, to-wit; Lots One and Six, in Block 89. and Lot Six in Block 78. in the town of Checotah, in said State: and adjudging that default has been made In said mortgage; that the above indebtedness, Is due, and that plaintiff have a first lien on said real property In the- amount, for which judgment ahall be and foreclosing said mortgage, arid' ordering said premises sold without and the proceeds thereof "applied to the payment of the sums due plaintiff and the costs of said action. Including said $125.00 as attorney's, fees, and forever barHng and foreclosing said above namara fendants. and each of them, from all right, interest, estate, property, and equity of redemption In.

to, or upon said real property, or any part or portion thereof. Attest: B. YOUNG. Clerk of said Court. C.

M. Cakes and Rr attorneys plaintiff Published January 5-1-2-19. LET US HELP YOU If'you are planning on building a house, or a barn, or any other structure this season, and figuring on what the material will cost, come in and let us help you figure it out. We are accustomed.to that sort of work and can tell you in a few minutes just how much it will cost you. Even if you are not going to build right away, we'll be glad to make you an estimate on your bill.

But don't wait until you want a big bill of glad to have your little orders, for one, two, or morefpfeces, and will make the pric right. L. CROWL, Manager: T. H. ROGERS LUMBER CO.

R. Q. BURTON General Merchandise Staple and Fancy Groceries Your Patronage Solicited FREE DELIVERY IN CITY LIMITS PHONE 92 CARL W. GUST LAWYER. Practice in all Courts.

Rooms 2 and 3 Homan Building. Eufaula, Oklahoma. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Morhart Bidding, Eufaula, Okla Jan. union owned jointly by the M. K.

and Fort Smith and Western and live ears of merchandise were pletely'destroyed by at Crowder, last night. The origin of.the fire is unknown. We have a nice two room house south and east 100 feet front. Good well, small barn, good garden, will sell on easy terms, Lock- harl Swaffdrd. OR.

H. WYNNE, OCULIST. Svecialisl of the eye, ear, nosi of Oklahoma City will be i.i Eufaula, Fri 15 Glasses villus visil month. Ii. quirf It TolSf or Mi' fs Awed Abyssinian Delegates.

An amusing'inistake was made by two Abyssinian delegates of the Emperor Menellk to France. Awed by the splendor of his gold lace uniform and the solemnity of his imposing manner, they mistook the usher at the door of the foreign minister's office for M. de Selves himself. As they were brought into the ante room the standing with his hand on the door handle ready to announce them. But at the Bight of his silver chain, his medals, his sword, his gold topped cane and his three-cornered hat the Abysslnians could, not be expected to know they were in the presence of a mere servant.

So bowing low repeatedly, they approached him and with great respect until they were in roach of his coattails, one on side, they soiled In their hands -The usher did r.ol know to do, Iw. Hie ap- Of -tor i H)4 1. THINC YOU WANT HARDWARE YOU GET "DOWX WEIGHT," UP QUALITY A FAIR FRICE WHEN YOU BUY HARDWARE FROM US. WE HAVE EVERY1H1NG YOU WA.NT ID CARPc TACK UF. MICE AND RATS DON'T LIKE OUR TRAi OUR BUSINESS METHODS.

OUR TRAPS HOI OUR QUARE DEAL METHODS WILL HOLD YC FROM, A iV rCU WJ1L LIKE AND RATS AND Eckel kamp OS..