The Oklahoma Miner. (Krebs, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 40, Ed. 1, Thursday, December 4, 1913 Page: 1 of 4
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KREBS OKLAHOMA THURSDAY DECEMBER 4 1913
Number 40
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MOLESTER OKLA.
Sonic reasons why I solicit ami merit your
druunnd drug sundries patron a uc
If you are sick go see a doctor.
Hardly a day passes but that some person asks us
to prescribe for some ill or ache. This includes
everything from a bad conscience to a broken heart.
While we are familiar with the functional perfor-
mances of the medicines we sell we are not diag-
nosticians. If you have been using a certain medicine or a
compound and it has helped you and you want
more there is satisfaction in buying from us
"If Daniels sells it it's pure."
Or if we can suggest something which we think
will possibly be more effective than the article you
call for other than a physician's prescription
- our experienced pharmacists will gladly men-
tion this fact for you.
But if you feel the need for medical attention and
to know what is the matter with you see your
doctor.
Then send your prescription to us to be carefully
compounded by one of our registered pharmacists.
THE REXALL STORE
41-Hr
R. W. Church
Passes Away.
Robert W. Church known all
over the eastern part of the state
as "Bob" Church died at his
home. 213 East Van Buren Ave.
McAlester Monday night Dec.
1 1913 shortly after S o'clock
of stomach trouble which refus-
ed to yield to the best obtaina-
ble medical ability.
The news of the death of Mr.
New Things for Christmas
Bracelets Bracelet Watches Lavaliers
and some Beautiful Pins Seal Leather
Bags also large line of Mesh Bags.
Ray DeLaMater & Co. Jewelers
Phone Too. McAlester Okla.
and at the recent state fair there
attended on "Kentucky Day."'
Church came to his many friends ' Of this visit he talked frequent-1
as a great shock as he was on y and of the many friends he
the street last Tuesday in his met there.
usual excellent health with no i He was a most lovable man.
thought of illness. I There was none better. Of the
Mr. Church was born in Crit- highest integrity he despised
tenden county Ky. sixty-three j anything small or ufair. Of
years ago and for the last thirty pleasing appearance and address
years had been a resident ofihe rttracted attention in any
gathering.
Mr. Church had been married
twice. His first wife was Miss
Sarah Craygon and of that mar-
Satan Is Coming.
At the Dreamland for Satur-
day Nov. 6th the greatest pho-
to play in four parts "Satan"
will be presented. Prices 10 and
15c.
May Run for Sheriff.
Candidates for various offices
are gradually springing up from
all parts of the county and there
is one fellow being particularly
mentioned and favorably spo-
ken of for sheriff and that is
no other than Will Oglesby the
popular conductor on the inter- i
urban. Will has lived here all ;
his life and has a clean record.
He is young progressive and
could handle the affairs of this
office as well 'as any man in
Pittsburg county.
FOR SALE A good business
lot 100x155 ft. located about 300
yards from the round house in
Ilaileyville. Price $80.00. Call
at the Miner office in Krebs for
particulars. This is a bargain.
In connection with the picture
program now running at the
Opera House they have for the
balance of the week including
Sunday night a vaudeville act
second to none. Nelson & Ward
the original novelty rag time
singers. Positively one of the
best vaudeville acts ever staged.
what was formerly old Indian
Territory most of that time hav-
ing been spent at Krebs Lehigh
'Lutieand McAlester. He be
came a coal miner when a boy Iriage the following children sur-
in Kentucky but endowed with vive: Mrs. T. B. McAlpine and
a splendid intellect he would 'Robt. Church of Lutie; Mrs. C.
seek the best in any avocation i E. Baumert George and Alex
1 he might adopt and it was so in Church of McAlester. After
the coal business. From a boy
in the pit later digging coal as
REPORT
CONDENSED
OF
The Bank of Krebs
As Rendered to Bank Commis-
sioner Oct. 21 1913.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $ 99121.38
Stocks bonds war-
rants etc 19.36T.32
Furniture and fixtures 1543.50
he grew large enough he be-
came pitt boss foreman and la-
ter superintendant the latter
position he held for many
before retiring.
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I During the administratioh of
I Governor C. N. Haskell when
jPete Hanraty. chief mine in-
spector resigned to accept the
mayorality of McAlester Mr.
Church was appointed by Gov.
Haskell to fill out the unexpired
term. So well did he perform
the duties of the office that he
has recently been petitioned by
hundreds of miners to become a
candidate for the place at the
next election and had he lived
the death of Mrs. Church he wuier reai estate own
married Mrs. Susie Edwards who e"
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Funeral was held Wednesday
at 2:30 after which the remains
years were laid to rest in McAlester
I cemetery.
This paper extends sympathy
to the bereaved ones.
304.46
banks.. 50904.32
Security with bank
commissioner 1600.00
Cash in bank. 15733.20
Total $188574.18
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $ 15000.00
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Perides-Crosswell.
Another march is stolen by a
young couple of McAlester Mr.
S. N. Perides manager of the
McAlester Candy Co. and Miss
Beulah Crosswell of Holden-
ville Okla. were hapily married
at Wewoka on Nov. 7th the
young people keeping it a secret
from their most intimate friends
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McAlKr Okla.
Mos Modern Woman's Store
Kask'm Oklahoma.
DISTRIBUTORS OF
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and Dress
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resided in
McAleste a short while but dur-
jing that time has won for her-
he probably would have been a
candidate. He was always the I until a few days ago
1 friend of the miner and had at! The bride has only
1 all times the highest esteem of
luc uuciaiuif i
He was a man of wonderful self a large number of well-wish-ovowiH
nhflifv nnfl whilf. ho ing friends. She is a mostpleas-
! insisted on absolute obedience to ant little lady and Sperro can
! orders he would never demand well congratulate himself on se-
of a man under him any task he curing such a girl for a life I
himself would not undertake partner. .
Surplus fund
Undivided profits less
expenses and taxes
paid
Individual deposits
subject to check
U. S. postal savings
Time certificates of
deposit
Savings accounts ...
Cashier's checks outstanding
1000.00
387.02
66329.11
10511.78
73.797.74
21108.53
440.00
Total $188574.18
The above statement is cor-
rect. M. J. SHANNON
Cashier.
He was charitable to a degree
and there are scores of old mi-
ners throughout the district who
revere his memory and recall aid
Mr. Church had brought to them
in time of need. His acts of
charity were always carried out
in an unostentatiojs way and
but few-outside the party assist-
ed knew of it.
He was a 32 degree Mason
Knight Templar and held the
highest office in the state some
years ago in the Odd Fellows.
He was a delegate to the last
meeting of the "grand lodge of
Odd Fellows at Oklahoma City
from Cyclone Lodge of Krebs
where he always kept his mem-
bership and was always fond of
his association with the mem-
bership. He 'often remarked
that it folt like home to him.
His acquaintance was exten
sive among all classes- He was
one of the organizers of the Ken-
ky club of Oklahoma City
This paper joins in wishing
them a happy prosperous wed-
ded life.
Fresh oysters right from the
coast every Monday Thursday
and Saturday at Emmett Bros.
Held for Intoxication.
W. L. Wade and T. Taylor
were arraigned before Justice
Heathcock Tuesday in the ab-
sence of the mayor on a charge
of being drunk and disorderly.
They plead not guilty and their
trial set for tomorrow.
Send in your news items
help us make a good paper.
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When You Think of Drugs
Think of Us
It is always flattering to a store to have many regu-
lar customer. People who come repeatedly must have
confidence. A large percentage of our business comes
from regular customers who trade here year in and year
out. They know our methods are right and they know
they will always be treated as we would like to be were
we the buyer instead of seller. Why not make this your
regular trading place for drugs and medicines?
When Yon Think of Drugs Think of Us.
II. II. UOKEY the "Nynl" Druggist
Krebs Oklahoma
23 years experiencea safeguard against mistakes.
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