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character, standing or *
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Report of the Condition of
The National Bank of
Commerce
Shawnee, Oklahoma
Tuesday, February 4, 1913
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The National Bank of
Commerce
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WELLS & I EE
Lawyer*.
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SUIT AGAINST
MEYER'S BOND
ITV. I.IMKU MLsj nEEkS TO
BtroTFR sm ALLOWED
r<« BED BOOK.
Costs
Less
Bakes
Belter
CALUMET
BAKING
POWDER
i
Oklabosa cut. Feb. !
J™*1^ TI1"®- *" A,!or «7 G«ml West Is
• ft r ™ • ' ~ - T -;p.-or ar- .
V
4- PACE A. W1LEE1 4-
v A-I&rz-J -."Law «
V of P«aee 4"
+ IHS ■ 2r: d.,y 4.
•f n>*** in. a.
•5* Ha OW Ott5c# asd
v FLoa* N-=>r
Wfee« Jjfee itlm
are a)*a?«
lfc#T 991 w*ii fo
> or* tJMtf tkey
aa;' *d. Hm 44(J
lb1 crirH ?h'
r  io 4o vouk!
aakr and
sa'l fa<- or>
l«e rs. v -'
nia' h eaore  
Ob*- inabK Jk 'ha-
war
fcofcrf ittdi and vast I
ixrwr at ib*m are «
th-
muit*
T- &r«- lot/
many «boI
be ibovo I
Mf men—a# j
rood aa 'h in HHh wot or
aarafere el e, bat tlx-y to*k lb*
«rpuasi«.'n that it <ak<-  to ^uU'i
ciHaa. TbtjH: are the to a horn
It Is neceaftarr !o ipp^al nt 4(a fim.
u  aak* 4p and rtjb U«' is *-]>< «
rktar vision will m*k>- tji*m op-
limiatU,. If tbey aill bat look
aliotit tbem, Ui*y ^ ill - tb« ;iin
future for ShawDe#- that 1 h* lxx*>'-
era tee, and will into th'- work
without furth'-r urRinit. to may un-
til th«? *iul hai be*-n accomp! -f,-'1
Tbcre n^ver waa a campaign that
waa not serioualy haxspen-d f t
bad to wait until thi- tn «o a--
proper aup|K>rt.
Shawnee will har<# bt% th?ng  to
band!" lb" coming *|<riHK ji <r.
mer It it time no* for '-w r>bo4,.
t<  net buj^ Wion !'?• r■■'*■ -1 alii
lb*' t hamtH-t i t ( mmt r' ; nd ic 't
««i rhr tnai#?' 'J wbar i* up, nn«
tto* *4 k wUieasier to ailjuci' your
M4f to ihe v\> Ap'^ir    
see tho future and knoa nat I'
mtrana Then and only th< n will
you wbo ar< bcKist«>ra when
you net aurt<d, b< in a «iat«- of
rcadineaa Tor itard *ork alonK tb«*
prope r line when tb*r v. ord la ifiv-n
(9,  « --
*•" I'llHIR.
Th#4 villas* of Fort Kent in north-
ern Main* baa just ha/1 an expt r?
ence at th<- hands of an alMK>lut>
d«apo'. which la a r* ir> ihin^ -' "1 -
tion to the u*ual rui< Th • town,
which ha- atx>ut 4,00" p«fjpi« foun 1
Itself thr«^  years ago with a debt
of Jfl.OW suddenly incurred with
notbinK to abos* for lt« in th*- or-
dinary run of rnuni'i]'1' busing
Tb*re was plainly aomHbinK wrou,
• or rotten l^adin^ ti zena went to
a prominent merchant, whom eevry-
body respected, and urx d him to
become chairman of the board of
--aelec'ineu and try to pull th" town
out of th*' hole He agreed on con-
dition that be could aiao bave the
offices of road com ml** loner, hu
peiintenUent of thi wlioola. over-
aeer of the poor and alao perform
(he duties of variouH other adminis-
trative offices—tn short be boas or
general manax<-r of the wboie town
The citiiena knew their man anc
gladly aKref-d He got buay, and
ran thai toan for two yeara a* be
did bis own private bu tn*ss Now
it is frt* from debt and hai* made
numerous permanent improvementa.
though no more money haft beei
talaed by taxation than in earlier
years. Naturally th«* town would
like to keep this man on the job
permanently, but be haa othe;
Ihinga to attend to.—Beaton Herald
ECLIPSE BRAND ,!STE0
FOR
SPRING PLANTING
Field Flower and Garden
Krrltased arid Teslfrt
*all , A Italia Sfti. S 1frtut St+4 I -,r . f« [«- .. Jf J|J#-t. (.inf.
.W^ PolalM-t. Saoipl>s and fal'"* >*Dt on reqoeat. Aak for our
1>U B**d Catalog.
WE DEUVER EVERYWHERL\1N THE CITY
CLARKE'S SEED STORE
PFJOHK 10. lilt. CLAftfif k KELLER. EAST MAI5.
HOKE WOHK FOK |M hTHI N.
Director Durand of the federal
ceusua bureau is lookinx forward to
1920. He wants the n -it ♦•numera-
tion more accurately done than the
last, though be believes the count
In 11*10 was as carefully made a* in
possible under present condition*
Obo susgetUoa uf the director's re
cent report is receiving wid^-apread
attention.
He would utilize mail carriers a*
far aa practicable for gathering cen-
sus data. The plan haa been sub-
mlttid to f'ostmaater General Hftcb-
cock and received hia tentative ap-
proval. Obviously tt baa B'-veraJ ad-
it would doubtless mean aome
disarrangement of regular mail de-
livery for a few weeks, perhaps
extra work for men already doing
ould doubtless be arranged. Ti"
With po*tmen gathering data cen-
Kus-taking would b« relieved of the |
incubus of politics, a consummation
at heart the good of the service. It
would probably encourage more gen-
I confidence In cenaua results.—
( loveland Plain Dealer.
HAY
TO THI V 1HVEK.S:
iLsnre your bars, feerf
and 8*ock xil Ee. C 2sb or
on the yearly Iz^taliKent
plan. Fire, l:zz:zung and
tornado. Can insure yocr
Indian leaa« prop^ny S^rkt-
Iy old line companies. Write
me or phone :ae office, room
4, S'earna BuiUiing. Office
Phone 113; Resides! Phone
141, and 1 will come out to
your home and insure you.
E. H. 1"LI(¥
Vmber 4. H. T. 1«
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+ STOOKSBI'BT
V Specialists
V Eye, E&r, Nose and Throat
V Glasses Fitted
•r Rooms 104, 1 oz and 10<5
v 3rd Floor, Mammoth Bid?
V Mia a nee. Oklahoma.
DK. H. H. WILM 
Speciali l.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
•>r<i floor Mammoth Building,
Rooms 118-11&, Phone 764.
Glass** Fitted Shawnee, Ok.
superior court again*;
official bond of former StaU;
^%ud:*or Meyer to recover $2.475 €J 
with :c^res?. covaring warrants is-
sc-ed ag^.n.?: stare printing fun'1
o& account of the Oklahoma Red
Book The attorney general con-
Ka£t a -h* ivi: _-suance of
<l| " ' - *•> a s a ; I - • i ^ .1- - • ' '
. clsint on its account presented by
• I tlk state printer were ifle-i" -
■*■ /a a*. " 'p'-'!
* ' " '
•     -las made by a surety company.
  I iad^s Clark kaa called a special
- ' ' ----- l'for anc
| t is acnc^uiced that matters con-
i: astj'cnoas will be laid before It by
jer-asainer and inspector Gov. Cruc
ECONOMY
that' one tbiriK you are
looking for in the?.e <\h >%
of hi^h living cor.t—Calumet insures a wonder-
ful saving in your baking. But it doe . rr ort.
Itioaores wboUtome food.ta ty food—uniformly raited food.
Calumet it made right to m?!1 righ' to bake right A>«
oae of the roillionn of women who u'-e it—or a*k yoor grocav
RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS
World's Put* Food E a pot if ion, Cktcago, III.
Eipofltti
II.ik, M./'h, 1912.
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You don'I irror monn/ u:hen you buy cheap or hip-can Ixjbny ^r,\uier
Don'/ Bt ml tic J / i'i/i/ ( aiirncl 11' '.',n,rol   x/ rllWH
ffoei fcej/ rtiullM. Calumet it far tupetior to tout mill( ar*J tocj
' i'• en five merit marks
is reneral he wanted all
aave committed them, to
before it It is indicated
: ttoroey general will feave
[ the jury "« *srk in so far
pets present or form r star
■ j of representatives today by >fr
. I Griggs prorioing ptk additional pen-
. laity for persona resigning: public of-
es while mder charges by pro-
biting them from ever again hold-
ing pnblic office in Oklahoma
| officials.
For sale by Fred Eichenberger In i  
lots of 10 bales or more at 30 cents *fr 4" "f*
per bale. Pbone 3^5. 11-gt
fHOMES
(i. P. CARR
Building and Repairs, Store
Fronts and Fixtures, Plate
and Window Glass. No job
too small, none too large.
W. Main St. Phone M.
FISH BRAND "60"
POMMEL SLICKER
IK OLIVE KHAKI
The old reliable Fuh Brand Pommel,
more attractive ia its new color, having
a pocket that will not rip, and Brass
Buttons. Waterproof, ofcouue.
$3.50 Everywhere
Satisfaction Guaranteed
If not at your dealer's, write us.
A. J. TOWER CO.. BOSTON
Tcrwcr Canadian Limited, Toronto 612a
for re-
wrecker
promptly, being ready to leav« town
fifteen minutes after wrecker or-
dered. The interest displayed iv
very commendable
S G. Cowan, conductor, and W.
t Douglas and H. A. Jones, brake-
' i. Shawnee, Okla., were given
letters of commendation for inter-
est taken in adjusting load of red
toll lumber, preventing a possible
loss of part of the load and sub-
eequent delay therefrom. Action
of this kind, where such Interest
Is displayed in the company's wel-
fare, is very much appreciated.
Jas. Adams, fireman. Shawnee,
Okla., was given letter of conunen-
] Nation for action taken when coup-
ling pin between tank and engine
broke. Went to blacksmith shop at
that point on the1 division, having
temporary pin made enabling them
to handle tonnage through to ter-
minal.
Isadore Weber, Shawnee, Okl*'.,
v us given letter of commendation
for action taken in ho'ding up for
eign car traveling out of route.
Tb  city of Doblin is ask
bids for furnishing electric
for a period of 10 years. >1
facturers an- hesitating to
such a contrac on account
uncertainty of the price of
copper.
During the fire* five mort!
the present year there were 85P2< 
motor vehicles registered in th*
state of New York, of which number
70,164 are pleasure cars and 7
commercial vehicles, 'he remainder
being dealers' cars, or exempt from
taxation.
An American company is introduc-
ing the "poi" of the Hawaiian* into
the United States as a breakfast
food.
SHAW5EE* niA^SFEK CO. ^
for crating, shipping and
storing household goods.
Piano moving a special'> •?
J. T. K8LICK, Prep. *
Phone 124. IS7 >. Bdwy. *
v t + ^ 4* v 4* *!• v 4* *s" *r I art o
tors: E W. Kimbley, H. L. Allen,
Okmulgee, O. L. Scully, St. Loui*.
pany of Paol; capital stock, $10,000.
incorporators: 0. M. Beeler, F. L.
jrutrell of Paoli.
Gas company of
HMim. THE REAL ISSI'E.
A'oodrow Wilson has put his fin
fer on the very quick of politics. He
has found out *hat makes the dif-
lerence between the old order and
tb«  new sentiment which w growing
rapidly throughou' the warld, |
In a remarkable series of «ssays
which have b<'en running In the
World's Work" he points out that
the great point in modem states-
manship is to distinguish betwceti
'be j?en<-ral Interest of a whole peo-
ple, and the special interests.
Keeping this distinction clearly In
mind the people of the United States
are bound to make great progress
in the next few years.
This is the same line of distinc-
tion between politicians and states-
men.
A politician truckles uud trims
his policies to get the self-aggran-
disement which comes from fitful
.mpulses of current popularity. A
statesmun looks not to his own In-
terest, but to what he considers to
be the general welfare of the people
considered sm a mass, rathei than
as distinct special Interests iti a
total population.—Wicbita Eagle.
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MOORE BORS
" KFIRNITURE CO.
HKKAT OPPORTUNITY
For the Next 30 days
to buy Stein-Kloch
awl L. SyHt<'m
$25, $30 and $35 Suitt
lor S9.95
Alao all Ladle' Ready-to-Wear
at tail PrlM.
HHAWNLi: RAKOAIN HT01C.
SO-lm Ul R. Mala St
O.K.
TRANSFER &
STORAGE
CO M P A N Y
Phone 409 Come ana
see UHt 20?
South Union. We crate ano
9hip Household Goods satis-
factory to all.
Tliere Is nothing that afTords th<
non-card playing woman as to see
a room full of women playing cards
In that semi-frenzied, wonder-wbat-
ihe-prize-is sort of way, when sh
knows the hostess has undergone a
change of heart and has not pro-
tided a prise.
We are here in the Transfer
Business without a change in
Management or Phone
Number.
RED BALL
TRANSFER LINE
Phone
111
UeMral Transftr,
•nd Storap Ivtiom
v If you wish to buy or have
V property to sell. 4*
•J* If you wish to rent a *r
V house or have a house to 4*
v rent. •£*
^ If you wish to get a lean
4* on city property, call on me «J*
at JfT N BROADWAY or *
•I- call PHONE 771. *
•J* Real Estate Loans.
* J. C. FISHER *
•I" * * *•*  '• •;«  *« J*
OKLAHOMA rHAHTERS,
Oklahoma Olty, Feb. 16.—A state
charter was granted fr>t the p.sh^
Oklahoman Traction company o* No-
wata, with $100,-000 capitalization,
the purpose bcifig to construct an
Intcrurban line of road from Coffey-
ville, Kan., to Tulwt via Nowata
Estimated length of the road Is sev-
enty miles and will co.it betW'<n
§'*0,000 and *40,000 per mile Prin-
cipal offices will be malntii.ned In
Nowata -nd Coffeyville, and th. fo?
lowing were the incorporat rn I)
H. Siggins, H. A. Signirs. Warr n.
Pa: W E Ziegler, Coffey vllle,
Kan ; J. E Campbell and E ti
I^awson of Nowata. Other state
charters issued were:
Imp Oil company of Oklahoma
City, capital stock, $10,000. Incor-
porators L R Swan, C. Spit rs,
Earl N. Swan, T. Ia. f'heek. S. X.
Williams of Oklahoma City.
Perkins Social Club of Perkins,
no capital stock. Incorporators.
W. E. Speed, F. M. Annis and W
S Dicqey of Perkins
Oklahoma Power company of We-
leetka; capital stock. $5,000. In- '
Oklahoma City; capital stock, $5,000.
Incorporators: W. E. Templeton,
Holdenville; Charles Brown and
lx?ster b. Gum, Oklahoma City.
Roanoke Oil and Gas company ot
Oklahoma City; capital stock. $5,000.
incorporators W. E. Templeton,
Holdenville; Cha-les Brown and
Lest'r B. Gum, Oklahoma City
READ THIS.
We, the undersigned DruggiB'a o1
Shawnee, bav® sold Hall's Texa#
loader, of 2m2o Olive 3t., St. Louis
fo., snd recommend it to be thf
*.esi Kidney, Bladder and Rheumath
Remedy we nave ever soid. 81it 
isyg treatment for a dollar.
Wallace Mann, Lion Drug Co.,
Shawnee Drug Co., Owl Drug Store
snd C. R. Harryman.
HE RITOKIOO SERVICE.
The following are among the
Ttock Island employes awarded
"meritorious service" letters, as re-
ported in the current issue of the
Rock Island Employes' Magazine:
W. E. Kelling, Shawnee, Okla.,
was given ten merit marks for hav-
ing fired engine account student
fireman being unable to keep en-
gine hot, by which means train was
able to reach terminal without over-
time and serious delay.
H A. Thompson, engineer, and
E E Rogers, fireman, Shawnee,
Okla, were given each ten merit
marks for prompt respond to call
for wrecker. The spirit shown In
this instance was certainly com-
mendable
Wm. Epple, engineer .and G. Q.
Jones, fireman, were each given
five merit marks for prompt re-
OKLAHOWA WILSON SPEI1AL.
Man* Requests Kerened from ( Itles
Which Want Inaugural Train
To Make Stop.
Ardmore, Ok., l^eb. 15.—Due to the
advertising that is being done for
the Woodrow Wilson inaugural spe-
cial from Oklahoma by the railway
companies east of the Mississippi.
J. Robert Gillam, who has been
placed in charge of the train, is re-
ceiving many requests from cities
to make stops. The people east of
he Mississippi are interested in th<-
train for the reason that it will
carry exhibits from the farms and
mines of the state, and this train
presents to the state a good oppor-
tunity to do some effective adver-
tising. Mr. Gillam is receiving re-
quests each day for reservations on
the train, and already the majority
of the lower berths are engaged. A
letter from Dr. D. M. Halley, who is
in charge at McAlester, reports that
much interest is being manil\>ted at
that f>oint. Oklahoma women are
taking much interest in the trip, and
many of them will accompany their
husbands. The visitors will assem-
ble at Tulsa and will leave that
city on the afternoon of Feb. 27.
They will go by way of St. Louis,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling and
Pittsburg and will return by way
of Chicago.
Rheumatic Blood
is Whole Story
Wonderful Specific for Sci-
atica, Lumbago, and a
Cure for Dreaded Ar-
ticular Rheuma-
tism.
There !? a ho*t of pills, ponder* tab-
lets and what-not for rheumatism, but
they all lack the Oret e-sen ti • being
a natural medicine. To begin with, rheu-
matism is simply a name given to desig-
nate a variety of j ains, and car. niy be
reached by irrigating the e: tire b -1 sup-
ply with a naturally asslrr.ilat anti-
dote. True, the pains may be e\ - -d with
narcotics or the acids may be r.e . - .lized
for the time being with other ac But
these merely temporize ani do not even
lead to a cure. There is but one stand-
ard rheumatism remedy, and it reflects
the beat thought of the day. It is pre
pared in the great Swift Laboratory In
under the name of S. S. 8. at 51.00 a
bottle.
Starvation has bee- advocated by many
as a cure for rheumatism, and yet S. S S.
accomplishes in fact what fsd-lists pn>
claim in theory and without the punish-
ment )f starvation. Hot sprires and
sweating are ofter recommended, but
S. S. S. does all that is expected of these
expensive and weakening methods.
It is conceded by the closest students
of the subject that rheumatism is caused
in most casee by an acid condition of the
blood and aggravated by the remedies
commonly used for relief. In other cases
rheumatism is the result of nerve depres-
sion; in still others it is the effect t
some scrofulous blood condition, having
been treated with mercury, iodides, arse-
nic and other poisonous mineral drugs.
The recoverira of all these types of
Theumatism by the use of S. S. S is a
wonderful tribute to the natural efficacy
of this remarkablo medicine, f it is as-
similated just as naturally, just as spe-
cifically, and just as well or i :ine i as the
most acceptable, most palatable and most
readily digested food. Do not fail to
got a bottle of S. S. S. to-day You will
bo astonished at the results Tf your
rheumatism is of such a nature that you
would like to nsult a gr.-at specialist
confidential!), vrite to Th<? Swift Specific
Co., 1^7 Swift liidg., Atlanta, Jo.
corporators: J. B Swsn, John spond to call for wrecker. Waa on
Smith, Henryetta; Lake Moore, O.
a •rka, and W. D. Ford
of Muskogee.
Kimbley Oil company. Okmulgee;
engine five minutes after wrecker
ordered, and ready to leave town
ten minutes after ordered.
J. G Rowland, engineer, snd M
ITCHY SCALP-25 CENT "DANDER!"
SAVE TOCH HUH! DAXDEKIXk DESTROIS DAXDKOT ASD
STOPS FALLDtO HAIR AT 0KCE-«H0*S HAIR, WE PROVE IT.
It you care for hea\y hair, that root, famish, loosen and die; then
glistens with beauty and ia radiant ; "1® 'la'r out '49t-
with life; haa an incoiniiarablr soft-
ness and is fiui.'j an? luSlrou* you
must use Danderine, because nothing
else accomplishes so much for the
hair.
Just one application of Kuowl-
ton'B D; nderlne will doublfc the
beauty of your hair, besides It im-
mediately dissolves every particle of
dandruff; you cannot l.a>e ulce,
heavy, healthy hair if you have
dandruff. This destructive Knr
rotas the bair of its litstr., Its
■trenctfc and its very life, and If not
•vercome it produces a leverisbsMs
capital stock, I30.0W. Incorpora- T. Bell, Shawnee, Okla., were each ,Dlj itching of the scalp; the hair
If your hair has been neglected
and is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or
too oily, don't hesitate, but get a 25
cent bottle of Knowiton's Dauderin.
at any drug store or toilet counter;
apply a little as directed and ten
minutes after you will say this waa
the best investment you ever mads.
We sincerely believe, regardless
of everything else advertised Chat if
you desire soft, lustrous, beautiful
hair and lots of It—no dandruff—no
itching scalp and no more falling
hair—you must use Knowiton's
Daadertne. If eventually—why not
now? A 25 cent bottle will truly
■ ?oa.
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