The Davis News (Davis, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 9, 1908 Page: 3 of 8
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THE DAVIS NEWS.
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1908
CITY LOCALS.
Hird has it for less.
II. C. Draughon's Sons Co,
Ring No. 5 for groceries cheap.
Mrs. Sass of Ardmore is visit-
ing her parents in the city.
See Dr. Anderson for dental
work.
Satterfield & Ferguson,
series.
Miss Maulcie Loouey is visiting
her aunt at Ninnekah, Okla.
All kinds of draying done by
Marrs & Looney.
Blue Ribbon Flour at R. L.
Freeman's.
Miss Floy Airheart of Marietta
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. L.
Gage.
with
gro-
ARE
you a customer of this bank?
YOU
will please study carefully our
financial condition and we feel
certain you will then be
ONE
We are in excellent shape as
reflected by our last statement
to the Comptroller and our
ability to take care
OF
you was never better.
OUR
cash reserve being over $75,-
000.00 should be an induce-
ment. Can we not number
you as one of our
CUSTOMERS?
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
DAVIS, OKLAHOMA
'THE OLD RELIABLE'
Save money by tradin
1'arker Mercantile Co.
Fine lot of new ginghams atR.
L. Freeman's,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerrie McLish
were visitors here the first of the
week.
8 per cent money to loan on
far">s. J. R. Greer.
Big bargains iu white canvas
slippers at W. L. Bird's.
1. A. Jordan has opened a
shoe ahop first door west of J. <J.
Stipe's shop.
■48, 30 and 24 inch poultry net-
ting at Freeman's.
Drink White House coffee.
Sold by Parker Mercantile (Jo.
0. A. Cox has moved the
Grand Leader bankrupt stock to
Elk City, Okla.
Have your clothes pressed
while you wait. Greer Bros.
Look for the Buil'alo label
when buying canned goods.
Parker Mercantile Co.
Wyatt Chigley, the prosperous
Paoli farmer, was here a day or
two the past. week.
Big stock of buggy whips to be
sold cheap. Echerd & Hunter.
We strive to please. ■ Try us.
Satterfield & Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Searcy of
Wynnewood attended the funer-
al of Mrs, M. J. Lewis.
Dr. Anderson cures diseased
gums and tightens looso teeth.
Look at Echerd <fc Hunter's
new style blind bridles.
Morris Sass was up from Ard-
more yesterday to see the game
between Davis and Norman.
W. L. Bird has a few silks
damaged by water he is closing
out at half price.
Don't worry about what you
want but go to W. L. Bird's and
j get it at a big discount.
repair clothes on
Greer Bros.
1 he first cotton bloom was
brought to this office Friday, be-
ing from the John L. Myers
farm.
We clean and
short notice.
Ireshest goods, lowest prices
and prompt service.
Satterfield & Ferguson.
Buford McOluskey leaves to
morrow night for a week's tri|
into Texas and will then goon to
St. Louis.
fresh crackers and cakes of all
kinds for picnicking at Greer's,
the leading confectioner.
Now is the time to paint and
paper. See us for business.
Davis Drug Store.
The web worms are reported
as having done considerable
damage but have let up the past
few days.
If it's good to eat, I've got it.
If it's Cyclone Hour it's the best.
W. B, Petty.
Fresh crackers and cakes of all
kinds for picnicking at Greer's,
the leading confectiouer.
Mr. and Mrs, W.A. Shook and
sou of Mill Creole were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Shook from
Saturday till Monday.
Phono 95 for prompt delivery
of groceries and meats,
Parker Mercantile Uo.
New coil of yacht rope—best
catch rope on the market.
Ficherd & Hunter.
B. 0. Stage of Stamford,Texas,
has purchased from Mrs. Kleiber
the City Bakery and expects to
take charge in a day or two.
If you have bad teeth or gums
see Dr. Anderson. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Big discount on all merchan-
dise at W. L. Bird's. Must sell
them—need the money.
S. W. Horton, who went to
Colorado and spent, a month and
has been in Tennessee the past
threo months, has returned to
Davis.
"Powell" union-made overalls
and jumpers are best. Sold by
Parker Mercantile Co.
We will give you special oilers
iu summer wash goods. Come
and see them. B. Wolf.
Mrs. Eva Egbert of Gaines-
ville is visiting her cousins Mr.
and Mrs. S. I'. Hunter.
Trade oil' your old furniture
for that right up to now.
Hutchins Bros.
Mr. L. W. Hunter of Gaines-
ville attended the funeral of his
mother Mrs. M. J. Lewis 'i'ues-1
day evening. '
Our Buffalo canned goods are
firstelass. Try them.
Parker Mercantile Co.
Miss Cameron Boone of Ard-
more stopped off in Davis two
days this week enroute to Nash-
ville, Tenn. She was a guest at
the McOluskey home.
See that your canned goods
bear the Buffalo label.
Parker Mercantile Co.
The Fourth of July was quiet
in Davis. A large number of
our people went to Sulphur
see the ball game, many went to
the woods, creeks, etc.
A few good bargains in white
goods, lawns and silks damaged
by water at Bird's.
Mrs. W. H. Fisher and Mrs. L.
J. Crowder of Ada stopped oil in
Davis and spent a day with Mrs.
J. C. Luster. They were enroute
home from a visit to relatives in
Texas.
Hello! George. Get your
lumber from H. 0. Draughon's
Sons Co.
Early yellow seed corn and
early June corn at S. H. Davis.'
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blair,
who left here for their new
home at Apache, Okla., on June
3d as bride and groom, are
spending the week with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Davis.
Now is the time to buy "your
summer goods while Bird is cut-
ting the price.
The election commissioners for
Murray county are : Will Davis,
chairman; T. H. Ellis, secretary;
J. T. Brink. Mr. Davis was ap-
pointed in place of W. C. Morgan
of Dougherty who would not ac-
cept the appointment.
Elegant stock of ladies' and
gent's spring hosiery at R. L.
Freeman's.
The old awning and sidewalk
around H. C. Draughon's Sous
Co.'s Btore have been torn away
and a steel awning and concrete
sidewalk will take their place.
This will greatly improve the ap-
pearance of the Draughou cor-
ner.
We have on. hand early June
corn and early yellow seed corn.
S. II. Davis.
Dr. M. E. Miller, Osteopath,
will be at Dr. Eisnninger's old
office on Friday morning where
he will be pleased to meet all
those desiring treatment. 2t
Wash goods and lawns to bo
closed out this month.
B. Wolf.
Messrs. Sid and Scott Prince,
old time citizens of Davis, were
here the first of the week ming-
ling with old friends and looking
after business matters. Their
many friends were delighted to
see them.
Our business helps your looks.
Bring us that old suit and let us
show you. Greer Bros.
Will McCready, a prisoner
from Dougherty, got away from
the chain gang while at work on
the roads lagt Friday. He was
located at Blum, Texas, and
Sheriff Maxwell went down yes-
terday and got him, coming in
on the noon train today.
Let Marrs & Looney haul it for
you. Quick work and moderate
charge.
K. L. Freeman still haB a fine
lot of liay for sale.
Koport. comes from the doctor
at Turner Sanitarium, Fort
Worth, that Mrs. Tom Thomas
who was carried there last Thurs
day for treatment, is doing as
well as could be expected; and
indications for her improvement
are good.
Stolen—7 jewel watch, 18 size,
10 year gold case, stem has to bo
pushed to wind. Liberal reward.
Hugh McAdoo.
MONEY
TO EXCHANGE
FOR FARM LAND.
N. L. HALE
Mr. and Mrs. Thus. W. Frame
and Mr. G. E Mook went fishing
yesterday in the Howell lake
and caught about 20 lbs, of fish.
Mrs. Frame caught two trout-
one 12 and one 15 inches long.
She was justly proud of her
catch, these being the only fish
she ever caught.
It will pay you to get wash
goods and lawns at B. Wolf's
this month while they are being
closed out.
Call Marrs & Looney when you
want draying of any kind. We
give prompt attention to busi-
ness. Charges reasonable.
State Evangelist M. S. Dunn-
ing began a series of meetings
under the tent on the Christian
church lawn last Sunday. He is
a man of pleasing personality
and his strong sermons are at-
tracting large crowds nightly. In-
terest in the meetings is increas-
ing and a splendid revival is an-
ticipated.
Groceries of nearly all kinds
and cold drinks of all kinds.
Come to see us.
R. L. Churchwell.
City Drug Store has moved
one door east, into the building
formerly occupied by D. F.
Ellis' store. Call on us often.
Mrs. Jas. Patterson of Lindsay,
who recently came to visit rela-
tives, is sick at the home of her
father, Mr. O. M. Ware, and is
thought to have slow fever. Mr.
Patterson was called a few days
ago to her bedside. Mr. and Mrs.
Patterson formerly lived near
Davis and have a largo acquaint-
ance here.
Big line of ladies, misses' and
children's white canvas slippers
to be closed out at actual cost.
W. L. Bird.
Enjoy life by eating the best
of everything. Satterfield &
Ferguson keep nothing but good
groceries.
Dr. G. II. Collins is moving his
family to Oklahoma City this
week, where they will reside in
future, having secured a resi-
dence near Epworth University.
They have resided here since the
town's infancy and the best
wishes of the community go
with them. The Doctor intends
remaining in Davis till fall.
If you need dry goods, cloth-
ing, shoes, hats, or anything iu
the dry goods line, Bird has it at
a big discount.
Hon. M. Turner will address
the farmers of the surrounding
country on Saturday evening,
July 11th, at 8:30, subject,
'Unionism — Its Objects and
Aims." Ladies especially in-
vited.
For Sale—A good cow.
A. A. McAdoo.
Freshen up your home by the
use of new wall paper and paint.
We have an elegant assortment
of both. City Drug Store.
Dr. T. M. Morton exchanged
his dwelling (the Thompson
place just west of the railroad)
to H. C. Johnson for his place iu
the southwest part of town, re-
ceiving $800 in cash also. Mr
Johnson and family expect to
move to their new homa next
Mouday. Dr. Morton swapped
the Johnson place to Rev. F. M.
Barker for some Hennepin prop-
erty and $250 cash.
li. L. Freeman has just re-
ceived a splendid new stock of
ladieB' spring waists. Be sure
to see them.
Big stock of ladies,' misses
and children's white canvas slip
pers to be closed out at a big dis
count at W. L. Bird's.
The Commissioners of Murray
county are holding their regular
quarterly session at the tempor-
ary county seat this week, Com-
missioners Ellis, Moss and
Buchanan being in attendance.
There is much business to be
transacted and as our Commis-
sioners always investigate a mat-
ter thoroughly before acting, it
may be the latter part of the
week before they can adjourn.
Affairs of the county are safe in
their hands.
Satterfield & Ferguson are the
old reliable grocers. Their goods
are fresh, their prices low and
thoy give your orders prompt
and courteous attention.
Ordinance No. 87 dated Aug.
22, 1905 provides a penalty of
not less than $1 nor more than
$10 for failure to keep your pre-
mises clean and the weeds cut.
After the mower now running
makes its rounds, the law will be
'NOW 1$ THE TIME
TO
PAINT YOUR HOUSE.
PAPER YOUR ROOMS.
STAIN THAT OLP FLI
VARNISH THAT OLD FIJ8N
IT WILL LOOK NEW AGAIN.
miL.
Paint and Paper are both Cheap
Try our Paints, Varnishes and Wall Paper
and be convinced of their good quality and
cheapness. Yours for business
THE
•DAVIS DRUG STORE:
•wmmmmam m—mmm
enforced to the letter. Better
make arrangements with Mr.
Henderson to cut your weeds
while he is mowing in your
neighborhood and you can save
money by so doing.
Jas. Draughou, Pres.
We will close out all wash
goods and laws during this
month. Come and see before
buying. B. Wolf.
When wanting a first class
cook stove or any kind of tin-
ware, call on the old reliable J.
C. Page. His goods are the best
and prices just right.
Regular services at the Metho-
dist church Sunday, July 12th.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Let
all the Suuday school be preseut
so you may know what is ex-
pected of you in the "Children's
Day" service. Preaching in the
morning. I will preach on a
special subject. All of the mem-
bers are urgently requested to be
present. Preaching also at night
unless otherwise ordered. All
are invited to attend these ser-
vices. Respectfully,
J. L. Gage,
Pastor.
It is not very long before all
;ood farmers should buy a 40 or
00 then diversify. It will pay
all of us.
H. C. Draughon's Sons Co.
Listen, housekeepers: W e
have a Furniture Varnish that
with one application , will make
your furniture look new. Any-
body can apply it.
Davis Drug Store.
From the Daily Oklahoman we
learn that Jas. Keithley, a con-
crete sidewalk contractor, resid-
ing iu Davis recently was
robbed of $265 in Oklahoma City
Mouday night on Grand Avenue.
The report states that the money
was in his back pocket and was
missed shortly after he had con-
versed with a negro woman. He
had his money in Davis banks
until a few days ago. When he
started to leave and called for
his money, the bank officials
suggested that he leave the
money and check on it, say-
ing it was safer, but he insisted
on having the money. The rob-
bery left Mr. Keithley without
funds.
We can sell you drugs and
supplies just as cheaply in our
new staiul as we could on the
corner. Come and let us show
y°u- City Drug Store.
DEMOCRATIC CONVEN-
TION.
The democratic uatioual con-
vention convened at Denver
Tuesday and the daily papers are
full of the doiugs.
Oklahoma citizens are taking
a prominent part in the maneu-
vers and our State is receiving
lots of attention. Following a
talk by Senator Gore yesterday
in which he lauded Wm. J. Bry-
an the convention was thrown
into a frenzy of enthusiasm
which last an hour and 27
minutes. This is the greatest
cheering record ever made.
T. A. Bell of California was
made temporary chairman, and
Gov. Haskell was selected as
chairman of the platform com-
mittee.
Nomination for the Presidency
will be made tomorrow and from
indications it will be Bryan on
the first ballot. Judge Gray may
be his running mate.
H. G. Gleason of Alabama is
permanent chairman and after
his address this morning the con-
vention adjourned until 7 o'clock
this evening.
An injunction plank satisfac-
tory to all parties has been
agreed on.
IT
Should be borne in mind that saving money is the start
toward wealth. Every man
CANT
Get rich, but everyone can save something. No matter
how small your income may be, if you make up your
mind to lay up a part of your earnings every
week, it may
RAIN
And then rain some more, but with a snug little sum to
your credit in the bank you can laugh at hard times
and poverty. While the Sun of Prosperity is shining
is the time to save for the rainy days that are
ALWAYS
Bound to come. We can help you save; our Savings De-
partment does the business. $1.00 will start an ac-
count. We furnish a bank book and a nickel pocket
savings bank—free of charge. Start saving today.
MERCHANTS & PLANTERS
HATIONAL BANK
S. D. McCluskey, Cashier. W. F. Parker, Asst. Cash.
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