Condensed Statement of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Shawnee, Oklahoma, to the Comptroller of the Currency, at the
close of business August 25, 1905.
Resources.
Loans and Discounts (186,24146
U. S. Bonds and Premiums. 26,481.48
Stocks and Bonds  8,071.31
Heal estate  19,468.96
Furniture and fixtures .... 3,000.00
Five per cent, fund  1,250.00
Overdrafts   4,839.18
<3ash and sight exchange... 115,676.00
Total
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid In $100,000.00
Surplus and yndlvlded profits 17,101.42
Circulation   25,000.00
Deposit  222,926.67
.$365,028.09 Total  $365,028.09
We Solicit Your Business.
W. L. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
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COTTON MARKET.
The cotton market today In Shaw-
nee was as follows:
Baled, $9.30 to $9.40.
Seed, $3 to $3.10.
THE MARKETS.
(Furnished by F. W. Bohanna, Broker,
112 1-2 E. Main St., Shawnee.)
New York Cotton.
Opening High Low Close
New Orleans Cotton.
Opening High Low Close
2 WEATHER FORECAST, j
J Cloudy tonight; Thursday fair. J
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4
Blank books at Bocher's. 12-tf
Harry Adens was in Oklahoma City
yesterday.
Flower pots, all sizes, at Bocher's. *
THE NEWS BIG THERMOMETER
. today registered 58,
[2 m. 76; j p. m. 76.
FANCY CHINA SPECIAL SALE,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT
BOCHER'S.
Cups and saucers per set 50c.
Plates to match per set 50c.
Hollandware, pink decorations,
worth double the price.
Sugars nnd creams in German and
Jananese ware at 25c, 35c, 50c, 70c to
$0 per set.
Salads and comports, entire new
stock and designs. The latest in
Dric-S-brac.
The above Is only a portion of oar
importations, and in price values and
selections we will suit you. 18-It
At 7 a. 1
10 a. m. 72
W.
Dalla
ters.
Look at J
P ,1n Chicken House.
Mrs. T. C. Crady committed suicide
• ! ytst rday at Sayre by hanging herself
in tho chicken house. She was de-
spondent because of ill health and has
just returned from Kansas City, where
she had been in a hospitl for treat-
ment. She waited until her three
children left for school, then went into
the chicken house, closed the donr
W. Peyton's ad in this .. :ni en(ie(j i>er life.
18
N. Stroud arrived today from
to look after business niat-
Los Angeles, San Diego,
San Francisco and
Many other California Points
EVERY DAY FOR I25.C0
VIA
Cheap, Isn't It? Passengers get
lust as good service at this low rate
%s they do when rates are higher.
Fast trains, modern Pullman tourist
sleepers, free chair cars and comforts
ble day coaches. California train,
leave Shawnee, Okla., at 1 p. m.
Liberal stop-overs in California anJ
it many other points en route.
You can buy a ticket to Salt Rivet
Valley and many other points in Arito
na for same price.
Santa Fe is lined with block signals
rock ballasted track, modern equip
ment, Harvey meals and fast trains
The very best people always use Santa
Fe.
Further particulars on request.
GEO. P. NELSON,
Agent
file Atchison, Topclta & Santa Fe
Railway Co.
Change Cars at
Kansas City
Take a new, bright and attractive train from T'nion Station, Kan-
sas City, to fnion Station, Chicago. Til- train is The Southwest
limited of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway
Leave Union Station, Ktnsas City, 5:55 p. m.; Gran 1 Avenue,
6:07 p. 111., ar'ive L'uion Station, Chic igo, 8:20 a.m. A postal
car I will bring you complete inform itioa about rates, routes and
train service.
G. L. COBB, Southwestern Passenger Agent,
007 Main St., Kansas City, Mo.
E. R. Gooden, of Mangum, is in the
city today.
i issue for cheap groceries.
I School Warrants.
| Paul F. Cooper, territorial bank Warrants drawn on the general
I commissioner, returned yesterday frjm fund are payable to Number 3101
Special discount on granite ware at all offlc;ai visit in Guthrie. | Present Bame at the First National
it will pay you to look at J. W. bank. T. L. Spencer, treasurer board
Peyton's ad before buying your gro- of education. 21-tl
cerlcs- 18 ( Mable Alien"
Mrs. Mike Conlan, a prominent wo- Mable, the four year old daughter
men's club member of Lindsay, I. T., of Mr. and Mrs. Allen, who reside four
visited Shawnee friends today
Bocher's Friday and Saturday. 18-4t
C. B. Biliington was up from Maud
today.
Dr. J. R. Randall is in Oklahoma
■City today on business.
We buy and sell second hand cloth-
ing. Will call. R.ng up 23. 1-lm
Charles C. Huff, of Wichita, is In the
•city today.
The Mammoth Is showing a new
line of Ladies' Cravonet Coats. 17
H. C. Bateman is here today from
Little Rock. '
Just received at the Mammoth new
Skirts. 17
M. C. Rhodes, of Boston, is a late
arrival in the city.
Beautiful line of Cravonet Coats just
in at the Mammoth. 17
J. H. Maxey, Jr., was in Oklahoma
City yesterday.
W. H. Crocker was in Oklahoma City
yesterday on business.
IF YOU AR£ IN NEED OF
)oaK >r>,
'Rift bills,
<nv«lotw ,
{nnil bills,
itaUMnanta,
n'PU*
<>ttw hwi'ls,
WtU DlHUkH,
Suiting card*,
inslnwts cards,
Ounce Invitation*,
i >cu-.y Invitation*,
VMltlllw invitations.
Mrs. J. Gillespie has opened a Lad-
es' Tailoring College, corner Beard
ind Main. Hours 8:30 a. m. to 4 p. m.
ially. 6-tf
miles north of this city, died Tuesday
of pneumonia, after a short Illness.
She was a bright little girl and her
death is a sad affliction to her parents
and friends. The funeral took place
tDday at the family home, interment
George E. McKinnis and family left in |,-ajrvjew cemetery.
today for Guthrie, where they will at-   —  
tend the reception given by Governor. Library Closed.
Furgeson and wife in honor of Con-' The rooms of the Public Library will
gressman Shartel and wife. | be closed until Friday morning, Oct.
20, at which time the books will ba
properly installed in the new build-
ing.
1 G. C. Holt, Librarian.
Why not buy a range that has the
weight, style and quality, as well as
being a perfect baker? The Majostic
is it. Lehman H. & I. Co. l'7-4t j _
Loads of Coal.
The Rock Island is pulling some big
train loads of coal from the Indian
Territory mines now. Many loads
| are left in the local yards, while others
A beautiful line of genuine Pastel g0 western and northern points.
, Pictures and water colors just re- j
See Peyton's ad in this issue for in- ceived. Come in and see them Mrs-Simpson, Firs'-Class Dressmaking
Bocher's imports In dinner ware are
Haviland's White Star Decorated, j
Habsburg Decorated, Austrian White,
etc., etc. 12-tf
GEO. PATCHEN.
-T H E-
Real Estate Man.
OFFICE AT W. J. RIGGS,
Has some choice lots in the north
part of the city and east of Santa
Fe. Property will be sold on
easy terms.
Igtup
feifiii
mS
MMr ^oilSSr
now he wo's niR
The hardest heart will soften under the
influence of this delicious ICE CREAM.
It is made f**otn the finest couutrv sep-
arator cream and is the smoothest arti-
cle on the market in creams. We make
a variety of flavors and a variety of de-
signs. Give us your orders it you ap-
preciate trusting them in competent
hands. Our employes are experts in
theii lines. Prompt attention given to
"H. Yours for business,
BLUE RIBBON CREAMERY and
ICE CREAM CO.
SHAWNEE, - OKLA.
E. W. CLEVELAND
Real Estate, Rental, Employment Agent
118 NORTH BROADWAY.
SOME OF OUR BARGAINS.
A f3,200 home for f 2,700.
Nice 5 acre tracts for f 90 per acre.
50 foot lot 6 room house, easy pay-
ments, $1,000.
First class butcher shop, restaurant and
short order.
Nice farms of all kinds.
Grocery stocl s and location.
50 ft lot new 4 room house (850.
Nice little home on car line #650.
Nice 75 foot lot ami home on railway.
{2,600.
Bargain in first class bakery andifcon]
fectionery, nice location.
80 acre fitrm in Cleveland county, $850.
Come in and ask for what you want.
If you want help or employment call and see me.
teresting cash prices.
17-3t
Ray A. Bedford, of Iowa City, Iowa,
Is a prospector in the city.
New Sorghum at 35c per gallon at
Peyton's, 713 E. Main. 17-3t
Councilman Sidney It. Clark was in
Oklahoma City yesterday.
F. A. Key, of JIcNiel, Ark., spent]
the day li re on business.
Wirfs Paint & Glass Co., Ninth and Satisfaction guaranteed.
Broadway. 17-tf Beard street. Phone 317.
Dr. E. E. Heflin, Dentist, over Goss-
ling, Truett & Co., Rooms 1, 2 and 3.
Phone 376. 8-tf..
407 N.
if in need of a fine driving harness
don't fail to see my new line. Prices
that will make you satisfied. J.M.Wood
109 Union avenuo, Burt Hotel. 14-tf
Before buying your fall suit call
Selected stock envelopes at Bocher's and examine our line of SWELL
5 cents. 12-tf SAMPLES
CYCLONE NEAR
TULSA, !.
!. T,
J. Milloway, of Holdenville, was in
the city Unlay on business.
J. H. Johnson, of Ardmore, was a
business visitor in the city today.
Cockrell, the Druggist, will fill your
prescriptions with the best drugs and
care. Corner Main and Beard. 24-m
S. C. Spurrier was over today from
Okmulgee looking after business mat-
ters.
Window glass, all sizes, at Wirfs
Paint & Glass Co., 9th and Broadway.
17-tf
!U:iliil;;tngT«
Tulsa. I. T., Oct. IS.—A cyclone
display at 102 North swept over this part of the territory.
Broadway. City Cleaning and Tailor-] No damage was done to anything ex-
lng Parlor. 2-lm eopt sheds and trees here, but a small
town near here was almost blown
Charcoal iron bodies, like a loco-j away> severa, belng klll,(1 aud a num.
motive body, will not rust and burn
out as will steel. The Majestic Range
away, sevc
ber of people
injured.
has the charcoal iron bodies.
H. & I. Co.
Lehman
17-4t
A Large
i Picture With.
One doz Photos
Streetcr
Jennie Connor is tho name of a wo-
man recently arrested in Sherman on
a charge of violating the local option
law. If she was violating the law by
the "boot-leggin'" method, wonder
where she carried the beverage at?
Can any of those who purchased of
Jennie give us the desired informa-
tion? Don't all speak at once.
Mailable iron not only holds heat
better, but is very much tougher and
more durable. For that reason stove
tops and lids made of it are not so
heavy and cumbersome, yet much
stronger than cast iron tops. Lehman
COTTON HIGHER.
Market Raised 23 Points at New Or-
leans Today.
The cotton market at New Orleans
opened steady this morning, and at the
close this afternoon had climbed tip
23 points above yesterday's figures.
A large amount of cotton was on the
local market and buyers paid as high
as $9.30 to $9,40 for it.
^Hiliil-;liiKWHWl^l^felrli!l1iII!l!:l'' 
Dr. S. E. KNIGHT,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
SPECIALTIES
DISEASES OF WOMEN
AND CONFINEMENT.
OFFICE 12tS W. MAIN
Offlcc phone 50.
RiS. TELEPHONE 280
I Form the Habit J
* of getting your gaso- I
I line and oil of Mathis' t|
| oil wagon lind keep |
* your cai.s at hunne. My ;|
| wagon passes your door |
| every day. Put your |
| can and card out and 1 jij
I will give prompt atten- fjj
| ti on.
JIM MATHIS-
I* • I-frli. I* r Ir *1* fl? fl? fir fl-frl-rfl-ffl-r r
HOME-MADE BREAD
Like
mother used to bake, made
—daily at—
Th 1 Boston Bakery,
312 East Main Stroet
Our wagon delivers bread, pies,
cakes, etc , to all parts of the city.
Phoas aud have the wagon call on
yoi:,, md get your fresh bread daily.
H. & I. Co.
17-4t
FARM FOR RENT—Call at Dono-
hue's blacksmith shop, 307 E. Main. |
18-tf
FOR RENT—2 furnished rooms for .
light housekeeping. Electric lights.
730 N. Market. Phone 556. 8-6t
FOR SALE—A male calf, Herford'
stock, nine months old. Address W. I
E. Hopkins, R. R. No. 4, 3 1-2 miles
southwest of Shawnee. 18-4t
:oprei£Ht
OCTOBER,
THE-
with Its chilly nights and mornings,
makes a light weight overcoat very
welcome. You will also welcome the
Phone 447.
11S 'A E. Main St.
FOR SALE—A team of mares, good
for all purposes. Call or address W
E. Hopkins, R. R. No. 4, 3 1-2 miles
southwest of Shawnee. 18-!t new FaU fabrlcB especially selected
for the two most popular styles, the
covert coat and the Chesterfield. We
have already made some exceedingly
handsome garments of these models,
and we feel so proud and our custo-
mers are so well pleased that we want
to make many more.
J. H. KREILING,
Phone 308. 110 N. Union Av«,
" Cleaning and Repairing.
The News
Do you Take It?
'SAY il
PH0N2 No. 176 J f
And get the habit of using $
the best Transfer Line in the it;
city. The finest rubber tire
closed carriages used exclu- ■£
sively. Meets all trains day or 31
night. Private calls given i|
special attention.
J. E. RICO, Prop. 1
SUCCESS
Sprouts from the seed of
good advertising. While
the timid and conserva-
tive are waiting for busi-
ness to "pick up," the
hustling advertiser picks
up business by persistent
persuasion. It pays to
advertise in....
T H E N E WS
Q0QLRESORTS
IN A
Through Sleeping Car
VIA THE
CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS R- R.
This Pullman drawing-room sleepor
leaves St. Louis at 9:30 a. m, in our
St. Louis-Chicago train and'^runs
through to Harbor Springa, Mioh.,
skirting the east coast of Lake Michi-
gan and passing through many fa-
mous resorts.
For rates, and descriptive folders
write^to
H H EVERETT, S W P A , 900 Olive St ST LOUIS
Palace of Sweets
Ice Cream
is supplying the '.ong felt want for abso-
utely pure and delicious ice cream,a"
indicated by our increased sales.
We have the coolest, best located par-
lor in the city and respectfully solicit
your patronage.
JAKE JONES, Prop.
Phone 506 112 E. Main
mmttR GRAY
II REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND COLLECTION} COMPANY.
11 • '
Notary Public.
Agent for the Surety Company, of New York.
104 1.2 EAST MAIN, ROOM 2. • PHONE.192.
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