The Quinlan Mirror. (Quinlan, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 14, 1908 Page: 1 of 8
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THE QUINLAN MIRROR.
VOL. 6.
QUINLAN, WOODWARD C-jUN I Y, OKL^V. MA. 14 9C
NO, 9
Robert Moody, Vice Pres.
Geo. Gerlach, Vice Pres.
,Iot>n J. Gerlach.
President.
Wii. V Viiler
Bertha Uelsuiar.Ans't t 'ttstiU r
1893—OLDEST BANK IN WOODWARD county- 1908
THE GERLACH BANK.
WE SHOW YOU.
Capital $50,000
Surplus 15,000
Undivided Profits 15,000
Stockholders Liability 50,000
Total fcl30,000
State, County and City Depository.
Interest paid on Time Certificates of Deposits, Large or Small.
We issue Money Orders, American Bankers' Association Form.
Call and see our Salving Banks.
Every accommodation Extended consistent with safe and conservative Hanking.
Woodward, Okla.
W e solicit your
Account
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I have again opene 1 up tor business at the old stand and will handle
FRESH and SALT MEATS and ICE
Highest, market price in cash paid for
Butter, Eggs, Hides and Produce.
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Patronage Solicited. |
Frank Swyers
I new Cash Store!
HE Barkburst, Prop. ^
A "QUICK SALES-SMALL t'ttOri'lti ^
I GENERAL MERCHANDISE. $
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First grade flour
$1.35
^ 2 cans tomatoes
.25
5lb box oats
.25
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% 7 bars soap
.25
7 Best Sunlight Bacon, per lb -
.17
$10,000 SCHOOL BUILDING
Belva Briels.
By Boomer.
^ Compare our prices with others. ^
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BLDE FRONT
_ LIVERY
Our outfit iB Brand New. Best Teams. Careful Drivers.
Call on \is New Ba^rn L. M. WASHBDRN
15he OLDFIELD
Wholesale Harness Co.
Woodward, Ok
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Our policy is
furnish better
goods for less
H monev. We
| have the proof
| in your midst.
Manufacturers of
HIGH GRADE HARNESS
V AND SADDLERY. . . .
Quinlan to Have a New
School Building
At the meeting Saturday night
to formulate plans for better school
facilities in Quinlan, there was a
good attendance and a great deal of
interest was taken by all. The
general feeling was that the tinf
had come for some actiou to be ta-
ken, and provide for the eduoatiou
of the children. Everyone had
something to say and there was
very little opposition when it was
proposed that a #10,000 building
be erected for the district.
The approximate valuation of the
district this year is $196,248 and
we are practically out of debt and
in good shape to build a house that
is in keeping with the advancement
of the town and country.
A11 effort will be made to have
the new building ready for the fall
term of school, then with an effic-
ient corps of teachers this sending
away to school aa soon a child gets
started will be done away with.
There is no reason why Quinlan
should not have a school where the
pupils can finish a common educa^
tion, and receive the children from
the outlying districts for the high-
er grades.
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Rank Foolishness.
'•When attacked by a cough or a
cold or when your throat is sore, it
is rank foolishness to take any other
medicine than Dr. King's New
Discovery says C. 0 Eldridge, of
.Empire. Ga. "1 ha*e used It*w
Discovery seven years and I know
it is the best remedy on earth for
coughs and colds, croup, and all
throat and lung troubles. My chil-
dren a.v subject to croup, but New
Discovery quiikly cures every at-
tack." Known tho world over as
the King of throat and lunar reue
dies. eold under guarantee at
Quinlan Diuij Store. 50c and $1.
Trial bottle free.
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It costs the most of us about as
much lo live on poor goods as it
would on the best. Then why not
UBe the best,
"THE ALTON GOODS."
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About 400 patients now in the
sauitanuin at Norman will betrans-
fered to Ft. Supply 011 May 20, ac-
cording to Robert Dunlop of New-
kirk, chairman of the board of asy-
lum commissioners. By middle of
July it is believed that all of the pa
tients now at Norman will be pro-
vided for in the new institution.
A special train will leave Norman
on the afternoon of May 19, arriv
ing at Fargo early on the morning
ot May 20. Breakfast will be served
to the patients there, and they will
then be takeu overland ten miles to
Ft. Supply in buggies and in car-
raiges. It is expected that three hun-
dred or more buggies will be used
in this unique procession, tendered
by the citizens there.
Euroute to Fargo the patients
will be in charge of the sheriff of
Cleveland county and the commis-
isoniers. On the trip across from
Fargo to Fort Supply the respon-
sibility will be with the sheriff of
Woodward county. The members
of the board report that with the
improvements that have now been
made, the buildings at Fort Supply
are in excellent condition for the
reception and care for the insane
petients.
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It is just as easy to put a lot of
water and a few berries in a can as
a lot of berries and a little water.
In our cans you will find a lot of
berries and no. water,
"THE ALTON GOODS."
Rain is needed iu localities.
A light rain fell here Suuday
evening.
The gin foundation and well are
completed.
Win. Morris and family were in
Belva a short time Suuday eveniug.
Dr. Akins and S. P. Chambers
were viewing Belva Sunday after-
noon, and we understand they pur-
chased projertv. Jim is probably
after the dispensary.
Monday was a busy day iu Belva.
Miller & Son unloaded their boiler
and engine aud moved it to the gin
site. Two cars of lumber were un-
loaded for the gin aud new store
building.
Charlie Killough is worried these
days; he thinks that if tlfe young
men can steal young ladies and
marry them, (this being leap year)
they might lake the cue and steal
the young men.
Charles and Jim Morris have been
hauling lumber and stock tor the
new Btore.
We have good prospects for a
bank between now and wheat har-
vest.
Town lots are changing hands
rapidly.
R. A. Doles made a visit to the
dentist Monday and Miss Nannie
carried the mail.
There is a big field here for a
good boarding house.
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Thursday evening Deputy Sheriff
Aldrich arrested Lee Star and John
Hastings and confiscate*! eight
quarts of whiskey they had in their
possession. Considerab <• !> >ot-leg-
ging has been <>;< ; i-r on ,1 • • since
prohibition and 1 watch is
being kept r iht- offenders. They
re given sixty • ..s •■ ■oh on sus-
picion of bein;> t..• - ringleaders
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A Higher Health Level.
I have reached a higher health
level since I began using Dr. King's
New Life Pills," writes Jacob
Springer, of WeBt Frankliu, Maine
'They keep my stomach, liver and
bowels working just right." If
these pills disappoint you on trial,
money refunded at Quinlan Drug
Store. 25c.
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The state seal of Oklahoma fur-
nishes an expression of the individ
uality of this new state. In the
center is a five-pointed star, and in
each point of the star is the symbol
of one of the five Indian tribes;
here is the Chickasha national seal,
wherein the Indian warrior stands
upright with bow aud shield; the
Cbocktawhas his tomahawk, bow
and three crossed arrows; tho Sem-
inole uation is represented by a
village opposite a lake, which has
afloat on it an Indian paddling his
canoe; the Cherokee uation is rep-
resented on the fifth point of the
star and iB surrounded by a wreath
of oak leaves. The Creeks also
have their emblem on the shield.
In each one of the liidentnres of the
star are groups of nine stars, rep-
resenting altogether the forty-five
other stars; while the large star in
the center Indicates the new state—
the forty-sixth 111 the Unipn—so
that now, as 111 the day of Tecumseh
when the Indians referred to the
American nation as "uiy brothers
of the thirteen campfires," the full
bloods of Oklahoma can gather
about their teepes and look upon
the great cities and towns and rail-
roads crossing the prairies of old
and think of the Great Father now
as having "forty-six campfires,"
instead of thirteen as in Colonial
days.—by Joe Mitchell Chappie in
the National Magazine.
/o.. exceptional Advantages
For your checking account.
A checking account is a systematic method of giving
you at all tunes a correct record of your daily business
Figures are exact—the amount you write on the face
of a check does not vary In order to be accurate in your
money matters, pay by check—always
We invite your account
First National Bcink of Woodward, Okk,
Largest National Bank in Western Oklahoma
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—THE-
C HOTEL
H. E. Barkhurst, prop.
Has just changed hands,
is thoroughly renovated
and first-class in every
respect. t : ;
BOARD BY DAY OR
WEEK.
Commercial Trad*
A .Specially.
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SECURITY ^TrtTC RANK
Or MOOHCLAND. OKLA.
We appreciate your business and assure you that our every effort' it to civ*
thorough satisfaction. Try us
J. C. Krouth, pre?. John Arnoi.d, v. 7. g)"r. Baysinge*, ca«
L. B. Krouth, ass't cash.
directors.
J. II. Cox, E. E. Cox, G. R. Baysinger, Johh Arnold, L. B. Krouth,
J. C. Krou'h.
RIGS,
TEAMS,
MANAGEMENT.
The Wllcj®
and Feed Stable.
We furnish good, careful drivers.
Commercial t rade afspecialty.
Your Patronage Solicited.
Manager
L . P. Dunham,
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York-Key Mer. Co-
.UMBER YARD.
ALL KINDS OF
Building material, screens and roofing paper
LARGEST STOCK. BEST GOODS. I.OWKST PRfCES
L. C. HELPMAN, Mgr.
EVERY
FARMER
As well as every business man should have
Bank Account : : : : :
Why?
Your money is safer iu the bank
than aay where else
Paying your bill* by check it the
simplest and the most coovenieijt
method.
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Your check becomes a voucher for
the debt you pay.
It gives yoa a better standing with
the business men.
Money in the bank strengthens your
credit.
A bank account teaches, helps and
encourages you to save.
This bank does all the bookkeeping
Your bank book is a record of your
business.
To these desiring Connection with a Strong. Convenient Bank, £]
we extend our services.
Quinlan State Bank.
Its deposits are guaranteed by the Depositors
Guarantee Fund ot the State of Oklahoma.
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Tipton, W. B. The Quinlan Mirror. (Quinlan, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 14, 1908, newspaper, May 14, 1908; Quinlan, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc174344/m1/1/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.