The Sulphur Journal. (Sulphur, Indian Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, November 25, 1904 Page: 5 of 8
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Buy from the Freshest
Newest Cleanest Stock!
Don’t Buy Old Goods When You Can
Get New For Less !
BANKRUPT
I have bought from the trustees the
Texas Mercantile Co bankrupt stock
at about forty cents on the dollar and
will open up a big bankrupt sale next
week in my new store— the Duston
corner
Watch for the big sale and the big
bargains next week
J J DABBS
SMphui Schools
The schools have had another
prosperous week The weather
has been ideal and the qupils phys-
ically and mentally vigorous
Theschools willclose Thursday
and Friday Thanksgiving Day is
a public holiday and the faculty
of the Sulphur schools will rep-
resent Sulphur educational in-
terests in the meeting of the
Chickasaw Teachers Association
to be held at Ada Friday and Sat-
urday So the pupils are rejoic-
ing over a double holiday
Miss Daisy Neal has returned
from her visit to the Worlds Fail’
uud resumed her duties in the
public school Miss Neal reports
the Fair simply immense and that
she had a very pleasant lime
Thanksgiving in Su!Vi r
Thanksgiving was spent in
Sulphur in the usual quiet way
Many of the young men spent
the greater part of the day in the
field with gun and dog
Union services were hold by
the different churches in the
room on the reservation used as
achurch by thcCongrogationalists
and an excellently attended ser-
vice was had
The Modern Woodmen gave
an cnjoyablo danco and supper
in the Hotel Bland which was
largely attended
Hatsl Hals!
A full line of both Derby and
Soft Makes Any stylo to suit any
body from 50 cts up
Shelton Alexander & Co
Fresh fruits always in stock at
D M Boyds
Fifty Years fhe Standard
from pure cream of
tartar derived from grapes
NIOC NAKINO POWOIN 00
OHIQAOO
MORE MATERIAL
Journal in Bette Shop to Maintain
Its Well-Earned Reputation for
Superior Job Printing
By the addition this week’ of a
considerable amount of job print-
ing material the Journal's job de-
partment is made one of tho best
in the Chickasaw Nation nnd it
will he bettor able to maintain
its well earned reputation for the
right kind of job printing
Temporanca Rally
The following program will be
rendered at the MethodistChurch
! Sunday night in a imiou temp-
erance rally Every body is in-
! vited to attend and be on band
promptly at 7 o'clock p m
Song
Prayer — Dr Walsh
Song — “Where is my wand-
ering boy tonight?”
Address— Advantages of pro-
hibition statehood— Rov L B
Barker
Song — “Down in the licensed
Saloon”
Address — Prohibition from a
business standpoint — Rev Mr
McClerkin
Address— -The modernized sa-
loon as a demoralizing agency —
Rev 1 W Brooks
Address — Three reasons why
I favor prohibition statehood —
Rov R W Cummius
Doxology
Benediction— Dr Walsh
Shoo ing At Mill Creek
Last Saturday at Mill Creek
Special Officer Sublett with City
Marshal L CIIughes and Posse-
Man Elliot made an attempt to
arrest some parties who it is
claimed were riding out of town
in violation of the city ordinances
and as a result city marshal wa
killed and Bill Works mortally
wounded
Hughes who was in advance of
the others was accidentally shot
in the back by Oil'icor Eliott who
fell in crossing a ditch during
tho shooting Eliott immediately
went to Tishomingo and placed
himself in charge of the author-
ities Mr and Mi’s E I Nowblock
went to Oklahoma City to see the
Thanksgiving game of football
D M'Boyd keeps on hand
fresh fruits
D M B iyd for all kind 3 of
nice candies
Subscribe for tho Journal'
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ROLL CF HONOR
The following is the roll of
honor for tho Sulphur public
schools :
room no 1
Frof MeLnchlan Teacher
Andrew Lore Ina Townsley
Lionel English Annie Simons
Mona Crudup Jesse Thompson
BenjarninPorkins Maonii C'aviness
Thomas Berry Mary Maxwell
Moutio Trnweek Nellie Teague
William lYuk Ida Williams
James Maxwoll Blanch McOiiiidles
Matthew Shockley Hurry IliHmrn
Mtiliio Io IV Olliie Teague
Alice Shockley
ROOM NO 2
Miss Daisy Neal Teacher
No report
- : t u j : r ji nt
L M Masters Teacher
Willie Albert Muyphyr Embree
Omn Brice lv Harper
Barbara Brice May Kerley
Maud Watson Mckuilev Ku’ley
Viola Bybee Alice ltdl'ins
Gilbert Howerton Bela Wa'son
Lynn Mallow Maggie Hedm in
Lucy Mallow Mark Mallow
Ina Hodman Eva Darker
Johnnie May Harper
WEST SIDE SCHOOL
Mrs B H Barker Teacher
The whole school exceptionally good
nnd entitled to be on the roll of honor
Should baUnlted Effort
A unitedeffort should bo made
by tho commercial bodies of tho
territory to have congriss pass a
road law to he effective until state-
hood is ushered in
A provision for the holding of
road meetings in each township
by the voters thereof with the
power toelect an overseer of roads
with tho right to warn out all able
bodied mhn of the proper age
with the right to enforce Ilia
same in the commissioner’s court
on complaint of tho overseer
would do much to relieve the road
situation
The placing of tha roads on sec-
tion lines has made many of the
roads practically impassable and
there is no way to work them at
present only by volunteer help
and t hero are only a few public
spirited enough to help in the
work — C Li r c more L’ rog r es s
Tbo Editor had Dun also
An exchange says that a sub
sct'iber cnco received a dun
through t he post-office and it mado
him mud lie went to seo the ed-
itor abontit und the editor showed
him a few duns of his own — one
for paper one for typo one for
fuel and several others “Now”
said tho editor “I didn’t get mad
when these came because I knew
that all I had to do was to ask
several reliable gentlemen like
you lo help mo out and then I
could setllo all ol! than” When
the subscritcr saw how it was ho
relented paid up an 1 vcnewed for
uuolhor year
If you want a single piece of furniture or a full
outfit for housekeeping come straight to us Young
couples helped to start a home on the smallest allow-
ance of ready cash
Carpets at Your Own Price
Fashions in carpets change like fashions in
clothes so we want to sell this season’s carpets this
season This makes a splendid opportunity for you
Won’t you let us show you some of these beautiful
and inexpensive floor coverings
Leonard & Weems
Furniture and Undertaker’s Goods
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY
sHE-ss-iasas
Harness and Shoe shop
Anything in Harness or Saddlery lino Harness repaired Al-
so shoe shop where
REPAIRING
Will be done to order in a neat and workmanlike manner using
tho best thread the best leather tacks cement shoe laces etc
W W COKER Proprietor
ON BROADWAY
No 5748
lleport of tho condition of
The First Thou l Bank
at Sulphur Tm! Tit fit tbo close of
b’t’in"s Nov it' 1 tH-4
RESOURCES
Loans an I'iscountu $ 07
(verdrai'm 8
U F bum: - to tttcuro eir-
li-tio:: C
Premiums in U ri bonds
Banking house furniture
and I'xt'i'-i'- 11
Duo from national bunks 11
Due from state banks 0
Due from reserve agents
Cheeks ami other cash it'ma 11
Notes of national banks
Fractional paper currency
nickels and cents
Lawful money reserve in bank
Specie s? t (594 35
Legal tender notes £1000 00 1
Redemption fund
nr
20
o' it
in
fail
009
(ill)
385
370
1
viz:
OiU
' 12
Total $117784 57
LIAH1LITIES
Capital stock paid in $ 25000 00
Surplus fund 9000 00
Undivided profits 013 59
National bank notes out-
standing' 6250 00
Due approved reservo agts 2020 2u
Individual deposits subject
to chock 5465i 50
Time certificates of deposit 13810 00
Certified checks 600 00
Cashier’s ch'ks outstand’g 329 17
Bills payabl) 5000 00
Total $117784 57
Indian Territory)
Southern District f
I C 1 Webster cashier of the
above-named bank do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my know ledge and belief
G T Websler Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this lntii day of November 1904
J M Webster Notary Public
Correct--Attest :
J M Bay less j
J 1) Ket’bv Directors
Hoy C Oakes l
HBCAITTUDAIGN
RESOURCE
Loans and discounts $ 75 ID
U S bonds and premiums 0013 28
Banking house furniture
and lixitres 11144 0-
Cash and Sight Exchange 24671 72
Total $117784 57
LIAU1UTIE3
Capital Stock $ 2o000 00
Surplus and prolits 9013 u9
Circulation 02)0 00
Bills payable 5000 00
Deposits 71920 93
Total 117781 57
Our business is two weeks old
to lay We areglaj Lo say wo have
done bcllir than wo auticipatd
— sales are daily increasing’ Our
ndsolulely new goods through-
out the house together with low
prices ibis vers why’
bkoltou AicxaiJoi' & Co
FIVE DOLLAR BILLS
are more numerous than tens anil
tens more plentiful than twenties
Similarly small bank accounts
are more numerous than large
ones The aggregate of small de-
posits far exceeds that of tho
largo accounts Don’t hesitate
therefore to open an account be-
cause of its smallness
FIRST STATE BANK
will accept your deposits and give
them every attention You can
commence with as little as 5 dol-
lars T E Cate G M Wi ms
V President President
H O Weems Casliic-
DENTISTRY
VT-
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T P WALL
Office over Wlley’a Drug sore
HOURS 9 to 12-1 to 4
A D Goodenough & Co
— DEALEUS IN—
Indian Lands
Locates Indians
Send for Description of Lain?
and Analysis of water
Maps of all the Terri-
tories Notary Public Legal Blank i-:
all dysgipUuu Icr SlU
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Dunham, Frank M. The Sulphur Journal. (Sulphur, Indian Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, November 25, 1904, newspaper, November 25, 1904; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1838350/m1/5/?q=wichita+falls: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.