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CONDENSED i ilTICI A1, FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
i ulsa, Ind. Tor. at the close of business Any 25, hh)5.
RESOURCES:
TULSA. INDIAN TERR1T0RVLSDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1905
RHnn    hrriiorui nous
VVVV -Ccstos. a lively town in Dewey
N E E DE D3unty, is warm on the trail of a
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the Reporter urges
The First National Bank of Tulsa
LIABILITIES:
...*134,007 Of. Capital, full paid.........*
5,007 lil Surplus..............
I . S. Honda a id ITriiiiums S.Oim.tW
I If'a I Estate, Cur. and Eixt. 1,372 75
Loans and Discounts.
«iverdrafts scou'd A unsc'crd
.10,000 01
15.IMK) (Ml
Undlviprd Profits......... 3,538 o|
— .............. 1    '<•»'- Circulation ............. 7,500 00
CathandExchancc $166,508 32 Deposits ............... 259.90836
T#UI    $315,046 37 Total...........................315,946 37
The above statement, i, correct.
L. D. MARK, Cashier.
\rw *.( length addcii ( oiirirous. accommodatinc «nd conservati,e treatment
of its working capital owned 1>j it-> ACTIVE OFFICERS.
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TULSA PLUNBING CO.
Plumbing, Steam and
Gas Fitting, Stove Burners,
And all kinds of work done on short notice
CHAS. HOLAWAY, Proprietor.
East First Street (Phone 144) Tulsa. Ind. Ter.
i xztViuisr ;r; •,o,road ,
; <’oinpanics. We want VoNI ti Mhe neople to keep busy,
ami LADIES 01 good habiis, tu
Lf ARN TtLtORAPHY    The BartlesvilleTimes says that
AND #.«. ACCOUNTING. M»he only question about statehood
We furni ab 75 per cent, of then, the single kind is whether it
. ators and Hitiiion agenta in Amcri^jH come before or after the hoii-
* bn aix hour schools arc llic la:*1
cxluslve Telegraph Schools in days,
world. I.stabiiahcd 2(1 years and
i    n»mum.».«wn»i*>»«
siitdcni to furnish hint or her a i"Ujrt< on their ranch sowing wheat,
lion paying from HO to *50 a mo    '    .    to their
in States cast of the Rocky mount a an occupation much moi t
or from *75 to eino * month in Si. rrPHd and that of the territories
west of the Rockies Immediately u crncm .
graduation.    than roping steers
Students can entpr at any time,
vacations. For full particulars
Carding any of our schools write
red lo our executive office at
nail, <>. Catalogue free.
STACKS OF MONEY
arc saved by the people each
year with the assistance of
banks. It’s our mission to re*
ceive your money, to conserve
it, to pay you a fair interest on
time deposits. Call or write us
about our terms. A deposit
with us will make you money.
j The Vmita Chieftain in revert-
< ini ■ the Muskogee convention
T. M    L    „    |savs- “Up to the present date no
The Morse School of Telejfrap
The First National Bank of Tulsa
mg to
says:
enthusiasm has been manifested in
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Atlanta, tia!
Texarkana, lex.
Buffalo, r. ’separate state movement in
I across, ’. this pat t of the mundane sphere.
San Francisco,
Every man owes it to himself and I is
family to master a trade, or a profes-
sion.' Read the display advertisement
of the six Mors, schools of Telegraphy
in this issue and learn how easily a
young man or lady may learn tele-
graphy and lie assured a position.
M0DLL STEAM LAUNDRY.
Will do you good service, as they
handle the fabrics with care, and will
appreciate a share of your patronage.
“The White Wagon. ”
Henkx Aniikrson, Proprietor,
Phone 88.    West First Street.
The South McAlester puts it
Thf MfPtinq Went On this way: "The best city in the
On. man was killed and nr lndl*"    "°W
,    lintel and union passenger station,
w„e ,„j„,.d at a negro campmrt-    Us. lnd thB besl
mg at Melvin. The meeting m-1ine D b    .    „
tinued undisturbed during ,he telephone service,
shooting.
----------r    1 Over forty challenges were
made by attorneys for the defense
in criminal cases to the panel of
the grand and petit juries in
Comanche county at the present
term of court which opened at
Lawton Monday,
The
Tulsa Livery Barn
BRAND & SMITH, PROP’S.
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New and up-to-date. Open day and night.
Barn between 1st and 2nd on Detroit Ave.
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Phone 265. Tulee, I. T.
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Furniture ard
Carpets are sold ty 1
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Hart,
Schaffner
& Marx.
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Clothfng for Men.
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All Wool, and no Mercerized.
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“A Small Thin? to Look for,
A Bi£ Thing to Find."
MANNING & WRIGHT
QNb PRICE CLOTHIERS.
The South McAlester Newsman
t hib k/u * i fdi%V 'SfcYha("place o u ght
to "swell ud a bit." It takes
several meals at some hotels to
make a fellow swell very much,
and sometime he has to tighten
his belt a bit.
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
SILVERWARE
All goods are of the latest designs and fully guarani
teed. All repairing promptly and neatly done. I
make a specialty of gold work and watch repairing
The city council of Lawton is
discussing whether to put in stone
or cement curbings. Inasmuch as
there is plenty of good stone for
that purpose close at hand and be-
cause stone is far superior to ce- j
ment for that purpose, the News]
Republican is earnestly favoring
the use of stone.
The Stillwater Daily Democrat
entered upon its forth year last
Friday and it expresses the same
story of struggle against adver-
sities that characterizes every i
newspaper. Just why the motive
power that builds towns and keeps j
business moving should not be. | ^
appreciated is a question that is'
unanswerable.    j_
E. P. 60FF
JEWELER
E*AST FIRST STREET
TULSA. IND. TER.
THE OLD RELIABLE
I would be pleased to meet all my
old friends at my second hand
store. I buy and sell new and
second hand goods. I pay the
highest cash prices for second
hand goods.    :    :    :
niriZCHM East First Street, between Bos-
UlviV^Un ton and Cincinnati, Tulsa, 1. T.
A great religious gathering is to
beheld in New York in the latter
part of November. “The Inter-
church Conference on Federation.'
Delegates from twenty-four re-
ligious bodies, with an aggregate
membership of more than 18.000.
000. will be present. The leaders
of the moverqent hone to establish
a permanent federation of the
Churches, through which the
United Christian sentiment of the
country may find expression.
Among the speakers will be five
bishops of the F3rotestant Epis-
copal Church. six of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, three of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South
two Moravian bishops, and one
each from several minors episcopal
bodies. Then there will be leaders
of the non-episcopal denominations
and a number of layman prominent
in public life. The religious world
will follow this conference with
conference with very great in-
terest
T. K. SMILEY, Pres.    H. K. LL1NE. Vice Pres.
S. P. McBIRNKY, Assistant Cashier.
OPENED FOR BUSINESS FEBRUARY 11. 1904
Condensed Financial Statement of
Bank of Commerce
TULSA, INDIAN TERRITORY
At the Close of Business on the 29th Day of May, 1905
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. KO-H 70
(>verdrafts.......... _    28
Furniture and fixtures    1,554 54
Cash and Sight luhange. 144,1*2 *8
*22K.hox 50
The above statement is correct.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. 25,000 00
Undivided profits.... 4,391 15
Time certificates.....    100    55
Deposits Subject to Check, 1*9, J4I 80
*228.898 50
J. H. McBIRNEY. Cashier
P L U M Bl N G
Gas and Steam Fitting work
done on short notice. X X
R. R. NEILSON
Phones: Residence, 244; Office, 204 Tulsa, Indian Territory
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