Justice (Duncan, Indian Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, July 19, 1907 Page: 7 of 8
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JUSTICE
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Volume I
Number 27
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ittle Helps’'
When you trade with me you save a little I make
a little and consequently we both are benefited
I Have a House Full of
Dry Goods Hats and Shoes
Notions and Overalls also a Big Stock of Groceries
s They were not bought to keep but to sell and I have them marked at prices which
M will sell them It’s money in your pocket to trade with me So come in and look
" for yourself’ The goods must go
Bring Me Your Eggs and Butter I Give the Highest Market Price
CHRIV
Have you been to the Electric Theatre?
If not you had better go for it will do you
good and help you too 1
The strength of the poor man lies in his
back His head is weak The strength of- a
landlord and speculator lies m his head' His
back is weak " One half a days work jn a cot-
ton patch would kill a brainy speculator The
poor man is expressly built for work His
back has develeped at the expense of l)is head
The poor man believes because he cannot
reason He cannot reason because he ‘has
been taught to believe- ' Dennis Leahy '
J
Combinations among business men to 1 con-
trol the supply of the raw material limit the
output of products' advance the price and in-
crease profits is safe sane and legitimate pro-
ceeding but when laborers combine to ad-
vance the price of the only commodity they
may be said to own namely labor power
they attack the very foundations of civilized
society and become a menace to law and or-
der Strange isn’t it!— The We’re Here
"" j —
Allen & Fuqua for high-grade Groceries tf
Your money back at Cline’s if your photos
are not as good as you can get anywhere
We want you to see our line of buggies
and surries Full line of samples '
Thomas & Wiliams
Duncan I T
i ' ‘ ’ '
-of every cotton factory in thekfair southland
declaring that they who enter here leave
t : all hope behind By the help of a just- and
Dedicated to my life’s comrade in memory of mighty god who will help those who try to
other years help themselves I am going to snatch a fa?-
McFall Ala July 15 1907 g0t f rom this arch of fiery shame and hold it
Qwning to the matchless efficiency of the to the conscience of a (sleeping nation until
conglamorate called our privately owned R they are aroused to the rescue of helpless
R system after 72 hours of dirt and cinders child slaves and then and not till then can I
with 5 changes of cars lam today sitting in -he sure that the sparkle of our own child’s
the shade of the great water oaks on the eyes will not be dimmed by the dust of
banks of that same bubbling stream as its
sparkling waters play over the gravely beds
I am looidng at the same blue sky ' listening
to the same song's the birds were singing 17
years ago on that fateful Sunday afternoon
that I first walked down that red slope to this
creek by the side of that 93 pound girl But
I am not thinking the thoughts that I then
thought as I tried to unveil the depths of the
soul lying hid behind those sparkling mische-
vious eyes I have lived to know what it was
that had then changed my whole being in an
hour Those old memories are like wine
each succeeding year adds to their richness
and while her eyes may ’have lost some of
their sparkle that soul ' has been revealed
matured and tried in the fires of life’s realities
weighed in the balance of Companionship and
found not wanting has proved to be that one
priceless jewel that man is allowed to find
but once in life If the sparkle has faded
from those eyes it is revealed in the sparkle
of other childish eyes as they prattle ‘ around
But we dare not dream long at - a time 'for I
have seen other things and instead of the
songs of the birds I hear the ' wails of millions ‘petition
of child slaVes crying from the confines of the
cittoh mills which 1 have visited in this fair
land crying not ' alone for them'seives: hut
warning me of the fact that my child 'may
next be marched under that arch ' way built
with letters of fife which guard the gate way
Wanted!
500 Second-hand Cook and Heating Stoves
Will pay cash — 22-tf T J Starr
T J Starr brought prices on hardware
‘down and is going to keep them down Get
his prices and save money
Do you know how to make your old furni- ‘
ture look new? Call on Thomas & Williams
and they will tell you free
Let me make your photos and show you
that Duncan is equal to the best— Cline the
photographer '
What is the use of starving your children
so long as you have money and Williams has
groceries
Those buggies at Robberson & Ridge’s are
the slickest in town They have sixteen
coats of paint
Carload of new Bain Wagons just received
at Ira Loyd’s Call and see them before buy-
ing Say! Did you know that you can buy 7
pounds of good Coffee for $100 at McCas
land’s? - 21-tf
What is the use of starving your children
so long as you have money and Williams has
groceries
Lawn mowers lawn hose ice cream freez-
ers hammocks and lawn chairs at Thomas &
Williams -
Special Notice! — '
From Friday June 14 until entire summer
stock is closed out I will sell all Millinery at
one-half price Come early and get your
choice ’ Th'ese are "cash prices only '
i ’v ' ' 'Mrs G Wv Yeager
" ' at O’Neill-Frensley’s
f G RiLEY
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Attorney at Law 1
ROOM 3 HOYELL BUILDING I
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Cheves, Wiley Edgar. Justice (Duncan, Indian Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, July 19, 1907, newspaper, July 19, 1907; Duncan, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1977731/m1/7/?q=oklahoma+territorial+sun+paper: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.