The Muldrow Press from Muldrow, Oklahoma • Page 6

W. Bf. visited Salli aw Monday morning. M. Mabray of Salheaw in town Wed Justice Breedlove was.

in Sallisaw on legal business Monday. W. M. was a business visitor in Sallisaw Wednesday. J.

W. Weaver' was a business visitor in Illinois last Monday. L. pi Moore was transacting bus. ineis- over on Lees Creek Tuesday.

Banker R. W. Hines of Sallisaw was in town on business Tuesday. Mrs. D.

M. Patton and children spent Sunday and Monday in Sallisaw. Banker I. II. Nakdimen of Sallisaw was in Muldrow on business Monday.

Mrs. Fred Tidwell and sou, Jess, V.R. Brownfield, ofXobg, was in town Wednesday. He was on his way horaeVfromai visit Indi" ana relatives. Why not enjoy the best band and orchestra music in the world you sit in 'your easy chair at home? Kniseley Bros.

Miss Etta Jennings of Van Buren, visited this week with her cousin, Mrs. A. and other friends and relatives. Mrs. R.

E. Butler and son, William, returned, home to Muskogee Mifl8' friends in FSH this week. i If you want.your children tb stay at home, let dome in. Lea are visiting relatives near Hill, Ark. E.

S. Rinker and M. Norrid made a business trip to St. Paul, this week. DeWitt Ford was in Sallisaw, McKey and Illinois on business the first of the week.

Quite a large crowd from here attended the singing at Hanson last Sninday- afternoon. Leon Levy and George Rogers went to Illinois river Monday to Monday after a week's vis.it in this be spoken of, too city with Dr.S.R.Bates and family, Poke Hinem and wife 1 Furnish your children entertain- Lilian, arrived in Muldrow" Sunday raent at home and they will not seek for weeks stay at the home of J. it elsewhere. in and let us M. Spears, 4 miles northwest of show you the Victor way.

Knisereyv town. The land which Mr. Spears Brothers. I is farming belongs to Hinem. Messrs.

Vint Blackard, Caswell The re8B was favored with a cash Bruton, Max Reager and Cbas. Waggoner visited friends and were members of a fishing party at Spirq the first of the week. W. O. Bruton, J.

H. Blakely and M. Levy of this city and C. A. Taft of Roland went to McAlister Sun- spend a week tisluDg.

We have a full line of Victor Records and Talking Machines in stock. Kniseley Bros." T. L. Adkins of Ada, was here the first of the week visiting at the home of J. H.

Blakely. I. H. Nakdimen, of Sallisaw will loan you money on any time on your farms; no delay; liberal terms. Mrs.

W. S. Moseley, of Altus, came to Muldrow last Friday to visit a few days with her daughter, Mrs. W. H.

Parker. Dr. M. D. Carnell.C.

L. Rogers -Fr-Kr-BernstfneT- -Oscar -Coe aTidTdoW drove" to Long TVf I Ben Mabray were down from Salli saw Sunday visiting friends here. Farm loans on long time; special privileges as to payments; no delay in getting the money. Call on or write, I. H.

WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY on your farm at the lowest rate of interest. Long time easy-payment plan. It will pay you to see us before making a deal. L. C.

MOORE IN FIRST NATIONAL BANK day to meeting of the Masonic grand lodge, Chester Bethell, who had been here visitiDg his brother, Uncle George Bethell, and other relatives, i returned home to Mansfield, Monday. A certain man in Muldrow, who, by the way is a big church member, swears in Cherokee, and thus persuades himself to think that no harm is done to his religious views. Mrs. Joanna Jacobs, worthy matron, and Mrs. J.

W.Weaver,Ruth, of the Eastern Star lodge at this place, went to MoAlister Tuesday as delegate to the Grand lodge. Mrs. Collie Edge and family left Wednesday for Atkins, they will reside for a while. Joe Edge has a shop, for cleaning and pressing mens' clothing in Atkins. Owen Phillips, of Braggs, came 'call Mr.

Hinem last Monday. The Muldrow Land will loan you money on from five to seveh year terms at low rates of interest upon improved farm lands and city property. Also buy and kinds of real estate. List your property with us. Rooms 8-4 Walton Hall, Muldrow, Oklahoma- A meeting of the County Republican Central Committee was held Raley hall Saturday for the purpose -OT was elected chairman and J.

A. Peters, secretary. After business transactions were completed, J. J. Sullivan, candidate for flotorial repres.entative,delivered an address.

The meeting was well attended. Two games of ball were played on the Muldrow diamond last Saturday. A team from the country played a "pick up" team here. The first game was 8 to 5 in favor of the "pick ups" and the second was 9 to 12 in favor of the country team. Another game was played Wednesday in which the "pickups" got skinned to the tune of 12 to 8.

J. F. Rogers, local Kniseley Bros. Miss Leila Chastine and brother, Ed Hill.of Alma dre viBiting'at the home of their uncle, M. M.

street crossing from the First National Bank to Sage Saunters, is in a very much dilapidated con. dition and ought to be i repaired'. There are a few other places that I GOOD TEAMS AND BUGGIES. Stock boarded by the day or weebat youtean afford to pay. Careful drivers and souud teatns and rigs.

LIVERY AND FEED BARN Corn and Hay for Sale at all Times at Market Prices WE ASK A SHARE OF YOUR FAVORS. MULDROW. OKLAHOMA. manager When You Think) of the inconvenience of traveling; remember the DISTANCE TELEPHONE It is instantaneous, it is not merely sending a message and a reply but an ex- change of views on the sub- under Qonsideratjion. vEveiy-conversation closes 'a; i PIONEER rctcrnun ti TELEGRAPH COMFY.

to confer with the Bchool directors of that district. Mr. Phillips has been employed to teach the Long school the coming term. A wicked editor says that the poem about "Mary's little lamb" is brought up-to-date by the direotoire gown. We don't get the connection uuless the editor spells lamb with an W.

J. Walton at and Robt. Walton and Clyde Foster returned Tuesday night from the Illinois river. W. J.

informed us that bass were not striking but that their party made good catches of cat fish. D. W. McDole and wife, of aca, father and mother of our townsmen, A. A.

and Walter McDole, and E. O. McDole of Garfield, came to Muldrow last Saturday for a few days visit. A man, coming out of a barber shop one day this week said: are plenty of excuses for most things, but there is no excuse for a barber to use a dull razor and. a dirty towel.

He has plenty of time to sharpen his razors and wash his towels." It is said a man of 25 can recover from a bum in one night's sleep; at 35 he requires two nights to recover, and after a while he does not recover at all. A certain Muldrow man is just about to step into the "after-a-while" period. His friends have lost hope. There are several people right here in Muldrow that have seared consciences. Anyway they don't seem to ever think of the six or.sey en years they owe this paper on subscription.

Of coarse, you fellows that are behind only three, four, or of theEioueei-TelepLone-Ca. at this. place, went to Sallisaw yesterday to attend a meeting of the Pioneer Booster Club. Mr. Rogers says he likes to attend these meetings because they always have such a good time and the company foots the bill.

The Booster Club motto is: "Plan your work thoroughly and then thoroughly work your plan." The trouble with too many hired men is they over-estimate their importance. It a man is as capable as he thinks he is, he would not be a hired would be the boss of the shebang, instead of the hired man. Again, too many people are disloyal to their employer. They work only for their wages, and are constantlv looking for a chance to "cinch" the boss. This is what causes trouble between capital and labor.

The employe, who is always looking for a chance to do his employer a good turn, and who is not afraid of a little extra work when necessary, never complains of his wages, because his loyalty is never overlooked, and his wages are always Globe. The trade territory of a town is uot all dependent upon the distance to neighboring trading points. The trade territory depends upon the enterprise of the merchants and the residents of the town. If a town does not reach after the trade it will come only as fast as it has to, and will grow as it is forced But if the merchants go after business in the surrounding in every possible way, and making good every word of their advertising, trade will come from an ever- fjve years, don't need to take offense. We know that you intend to pay increasing town will gain a reputation for being awake and it will forge to the front.

It is the men in the town and not altogether the men living in a certain number of miles from it that makes tbe town good for I I I of today who does not possess a bank account is an exception. To no one is a checking accouut more of a luxury it solves the problem pf always having his money at hand, of making act change and receiving a receipt in return for the money paid. Some men'j even to this day, persist in carrying a roll of currency on their persons they are the ones we usually read of in the papers as having been "held up" and robbed. A bank account is the best burglarly insurance you can have. This bank wants your will appreciate prove it.

THOS. J. WATTS ATTORNEY Rooms 1, 2 and 3. Walton flail. MULDROW, OKLAHOMA Painless Dentist Is the place to have your work done.

Thev will save you money. Call and see them. 712 Garrison Fort Smith. UP Stairs. M.

D. BLACK, Manager FIRST NATIONAL BANK Muldrow, OK'a. WE WILL BUY your allotment or lend you money on it. We bay and sell laud in Oklahoma. CHEROKEE FINANCE Box 447.

CANBT, KANSAS. For Sore Feet. have found Bucklen's Arnica Salve to be the proper thing to use for sore feet, as well as for healing burns, sores, outs, and all manner of abrasions," writes Mr. W.Stone, of East Poland, Maine. It is the proper thing too for piles.

Try it! Sold under guarantee at Kniseley Brother's drug store. icCORMACK BARBER SHOP. SHAVE IOC, HAIRCUT 25C. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. McCormack Bros.

Proprietors TIME TABLE TRAINS GOING NORTH No. 104 Pas, 4:37 p.m. stop. No. 106 Pas.

4.27 a.rji. stop. No. 194 Local 9:08 TRAINS GOING SOUTH No. 103''Pas.

11:58 m. stop. No. 105 Pas. 11:10 p.

m. No. 193 Local 3:25 p.m. stop For further lmformation see C. H.

PUGH, Agt. O. If you have any thing to sell, try a lew the." lines, three dimes. (bottle free. Why James Lee Got Well.

Everybody in Zanesville, knows Mrs. Mary Lee, of route 8. She writes: "My husband, James Lee, firmly believes owes his life to the use of Dr. King's New Discovery. His lungs were so severely affected that consumption seemed inevitabler, when a friend recommended New Discovery.

We tried its use has; restored him to jperfeot health," Dr. King's New Discovery is the King of throat and lung remedies. For and colds it has no dose under Brother's Trial.