The May Bugle. (May, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 29, 1915 Page: 2 of 4
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RINGLING DAY
Al MOST lltKL
Big Circus Bound I bis Way On
‘Five Great Trains Loaded
With Wonders.
Notice.
A Newt*
t'hidren aie now on their best
aper I*ul»!i: hod in the Interests of May and (Yminiinily | behavior in anticipation of areal
I holiday treat on Monday, Auu
{/! A'ltniMrd through t * mufft n• Mrond*rlir«ii mutter under A»t of ( ohmic ft, Mun*h 8, lit*. t*
Bn Po«tort»o*. May, OKU • ptfnth* r 1 liUtt
ust 2 when Hingling Brothers
World's Greatest Shows will ex
1 hi hi t in Woodward. It is expect
I he I allowing Iriln Is Sell l«plan<itorv
(Iklahoina City, Okla., July 1,1°.
In Officers and Directors el a..
State Banks:
State of Oklahoma
Gentlemen:
For the reason that the prac-
tice of paying checks which over
draw accounts is both illegal and
out of harmony with sound busi-
Fred Meeker is transacting
business in Beaver City this
week.
J. jC. Wilkinson was a business
passenger to Lavern Wednesday
vening.
Several from here attended
the ball game at Laverne last
Sunday.
F. E. Maltly, of Freeport Io-
wa. was in May on business
i Friday.
ADVERTISING KATES:
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.Ltxltfo Resolution*, $1.00. Cmdr of Thank ft, Notie©* or Church and School Entertalnmcnta, wlicrt
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FAIR VIEW7
L. V. Moore, Sheb North arid
Mr. Horner were busy building
granaries last week to hold their
wheat.
A great deal of annoyance is
caused tlm sick folks on (he
southwest rural telephone line
by some one jingling the tele-
phone for several minutes at a
time. In consideration of the
I sick let ub try to keep it more
quiet.
Mr. Warrick McClung is quite
sick.
Miss Ines Sumpter was quite
|sick the first of the week.
Threshing machines have been
busy in this neighborhood this
| week.
-I. A Coonce is hauling wheat
1 this week.
Sunday School
by Mrs. William Rohrer. Mrs.
Miller, Prof. Drake and D. P.
fnnviMilinnlparker aml they'vere very in
'Iteresting as well as instructive,
........ j It does our local peoble good
j to hear these people talk along
The Otter Township Sunday the lines they are actively en
school convention was held in! gaged in and know what they
the M. E. church in May last are taking about. If the Sun-
Kunday. While the attendance day school workers of May could
ular circus.
Ringling Brothers promise
(many novelties and innovations I
and a “bigger and hei ter every
thing” is the slogan. Preceding
the regular circus performance)
the new spectacle
and the Queen of
bp enacted on the largest stage1
in the world. This mammoth
1,250 character pageant cost $1- j
000,000 and the costume, scenery
Vei n Feather and Vern Mc-
Dermott both received poisoned
ness principles, you are hereby Allynn Sehoeder, of Berlin,
j eil that this city will send more j advised that in the future this Okla,, was a business caller to
than its usual number of "saw-1 practice must he discontinued | May this week.
; dust fans to welcome this pop and you will so inform your cus-
i tomers.
The Comptroller of the Cur-.* , , ,
... ... | faces during harvest,
reney is co-operating with this
Department in this movement Miss Lavaca Kirkpatrick of
and for your information, 1 beg | Woodward is here this week the
to state that the National Banks guest of Miss Mina Gray,
of “Solomon J of Oklahoma have received eirn-
Sheba” will! ilai'instructions from the De-
partment at Washington.
You are instructed to have
this letter read at the serni-an
nual meeting of your Board cf
and stagp properties are said p**! Directors and your Board must
he a revelation in gorgeousness. ! pass a suitable resolution in con-
Among the 385 arenic acts, are | formity with this ruling, and
scot es of equestrains including
the Lloyds, famous English ri-
ders: the Borsini?, rolling globe
artists.; the Josephson Glima
troupe: the five highest perch
acts ever presented: Rig Bingo.
Die biggest living elephant: five
herds of trick elephants: 50
clowns.- 20 families of eariahsts
and a magnificent horse show
and speed tournament. The
menagerie is larger and more
complete than ever and feature?
many animals never before ex
hibited in America. A free
3treet parade will be given on
the morning of the show day.
such resolution be spread upon
your minutes as a permanent! working
record. |store.
Respectfully,
J. D. Lankford,
Bank Commissioner.
Mrs. J. A. Ih!e is spending
the week at the Sandefur home
visiting and putting up fruit
Lost on the streets of May a
gold pin with red setting. Fin-
der please leave at this office.
Mrs A. M. Peck arrived the
first of the yveek from Alva to
be with her husband who is
m the May Supply
The Markets
Corrected Every Thursday A.M.
Wheat.................... 1.00
Kaffir Corn.................45c
Cane Seed (per 100 lbs.).. 60
Coal..............$6.00 to $7.50
Hogs..................... 6.50
Butter......................18c
Cream......................20c
Eggs......................13c
Lard......................15c
Turkeys.................... 7c
Broilers, 1 1-4 to 2 lbs.......10c
Springs'...................
Old Hens....................8c
Ducks.................... 7c
Stag Roosters...............
Old Roosters.................4c
Geese............... 3c
Cow Hides................7 l-2c
Horse Hides.......... $1.50
Old Rubber..................lc
Copper......................3c
Brass........................4c
Zinc........................ lc
Potatoes..................$1.10
Was not very large a good time
and an interesting program was
enjoyed by all.
At the opening hour it looked
like the con ention was doomed
to be a failure but those who
thought so were delighted
find out it was not to be.
On account of not being able
to get cars at the proper time
the county officers from Buffalo
were late in getting onto the
scene of action, but when they
did arrive things took on a lively
appearance and continued
throughout the day.
Immediately after the Sunday
school hour, all gathered at the
M. E. church for the convention
and as the delegation from Buf-
falo* had not arrived, the time
was spent in singing.
The first number on the pro-
gram was the discussion on Lie
mentary work by Mrs. William j schools.
Rohrer, of Buffalo, who handled i
the subject to the satisfaction of
all. After this number, on ac-,
count of the lateness of the hour.!
it was thought, best to have din-
ner a? D. P. Parker, the presi-J
dent of the county Sunday school j
work, looked and admitted that j
he was very hungry.
The dinner was spread in the I
church and a good dinner it wa3
and after all had lingered around
the table until they could eat no
more there was plenty left.
V\e v. ill have to admit, hov. e
only retain the enthusiasm thev
imbibed during the convention
and put into practice some of the
suggestions, the Sunday school
work in this place would ad-
vance by leaps and bounds. But
to if the convention i> forgotten in
a day or two and drop back into
the old rut and just, let the
schools drift along, then we will
receive no good whatever frern
convention and we will be guilty
of taking the valuable time of
these people that they might of
spent somewhere more effectiv e
Lot's improve the opportunity,
The convention next year will
bo hold at Prairie Gem school
house, six miles west and a mile
north of May on the last Sunday
in July.
Prairie Gem was the only
school represented at the con-
vention outside
two Deaths in
Twenty-four Hours.
To Our Customers:--
In the future it will be im-
possible for us to pay your
checks unless you have the
funds here to meet them. In the
past this has been a bone of con-
tention left for the cashier to
decide. Tlease keep a record of
each check issued in order that
one will not be presented
that would overdraw your ac-
count as we would be bound to
protest it,
Yours very truly,
MAY STATE BANK,
Y. B. Browne, Cashier.
Mr. Welter, representative of
i the Western Newspaper Union
I was in town this week and
j made the .Bugle a pleasant call.
The new residence cf W. J.
i White is fast nearing completion
and it will be but a short time
until it will be ready for occu-
pancy.
Stings or bites of insects that
are followded by swelling, pain
or itching should be treated
promptly as they are poisonous.
BALLARD’S SNOW LINI-
MENT counteracts the poison.
It is both antiseptic and healing.
Price 25c, 50c and$1.00 per bot-
j tie. Sold by Wrhites Drug
Store. Adv
Try Bugle
Advertising
it pays
The people of May were deeply
Greived last Thusday evening
to learn of the death of Mrs,
Inez Fielder, although it was re- J
alized she could not long remain
with us yet it was a sad blow to
learn that she had past away
about Sundown Thursday even-
ing of tuberculosis.
The funeral was held Friday
afternoon from the tabernacle,
conducted by Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard M. Smith. We join with
her many friends in extending
our sympathy to the bereaved
relatives.
I or Sale or Trade
The property known as the
Cottage Hotel, at May. Okla.
Will sell cheap for c*sh or will
give good terms. Might consid-
er a trade. For particulars see
Adv 16-3p W. A, Richardson,
On Friday evening at about
the same time our people receiv-
ed the second blow of the death i
of Mrs. C. L. Amos.
Mrs. Amos has been sick for |
several months with tuberculosis
No. 1180
Report of the Condition of
The May State Bank
At May, in the State of Okla-
homa, at the Close of Busi-
ness June 23rd, 1915:
RESOURCES.
Eosns ard Discounts, - - - *69,952.54
Overdrafts, eecured and unsecured. 262.S9
Security With State Banking Board - 1.OPP.09
Stocks, Benda. Warrants. Etc. • - 2.215.61
Furniture and Fixtures and Real Estate. 2,300.00
Other Real Ectate Owned ... 767.25
Due From Banks. .... IS,560.84
Checks and Other Cash Items,
Cash in Bank. - - 8.388.57
Total. - - - *75,497.20
from
Hie Camp Meeting.
Dr. A mos returned
Gro**e Wednesday.
E. Pickerd was here
Woodward Sunday.
O. L. Calloway was up from
Supply last Saturday.
D. J. Colby, was here
■
LIABILITIES:
01\
that it some of our home
people
could of had o little
larger
eapac-
itythere would hav e
been i:
lothing
left. a« if barpemed
nothii
ng ?er-
jrojs took P*3C*£ jr
a? necessary
i< jwever. t-> take \y
ill Gra
v and
Rev. Raiph Hud?f
m cm
t and
v>aiK them a”rurd !i
ike vou
i would
a foundered horse i
n onle
r that
they would be in a
con dit
K>n to
take part in the aft
t pro-
gram.
The afternoon w 8
S Uk
#st» Ilf.
in the discussion "f
f he t
a i ioy£
subjects,although ?
e\ £r<%!
of our
were absent, yet
the si
ojjr«iin
ihjects
were \teil hsndlcd b
>y thos
e who
This is the last week of the
camp meeting. The meeting
has been in progress nearly two
weeks with good success.
Large crowds have hern in at-
tendance every night to hear
the gospel preached by the Holy
people The meetings v« ill con-
tinue the remainder of the week
at least. \i| m- jted to attend.
of the Mav , and her departure has been ex-1
i nected. v et a gloom was cast ov- j
|er the city on hearing that she
had past arway.
The funeral was held Satur-
day morning at the residence by Paris. Texas, Saturday.
Rev. Ralph Hudson and the re- J. p. Becker, of Kansas
j mains taken to their former | was a May visitor Sunday.
I home at Grove, Okla., for in-
terrment. We extend our s>m-
pathv. with the many friends,
to the bereaved ones.
C»pita! Stock Paid In.
frnrn I Surplus Fuad. -
Undivided Etofita, List Exrenses aed
Taxes Paid.
Ind’vidua' Deposit*. Subject to Cheek.
Time Certificates of Denoait.
•'erDficd Checks ....
1 ••bier's Checks Outstanding. I
Reserve for Taxes
Notes and EiHs Rediscounted •
f rom
City
Gene Hendrickson, of Gage
was a May visitor Monday.
Mrs. F. S. Enlow is.reported
very sick with typhoid fever.
s io.ouo.oe
i.eco.oo
i.ue.is
68,689.74
8,785.59
656.74
Total.
* 75,497.20
State of Oklahoma. County of Harper- as.
I, V B. Browye, cashier of the abo'e earned
Bank, doeoienjnlv swear that the above statsaent
■» true to the best of my kcowiedre and belief, S»
He'p Me God.
of
in
P
were present.
Ei
good were the talks
When you
sort? and v a'
the daytir
to a torpid !i' er which ha? al-
* ed tbe system to get full of
impurities. HER BINE cures all
disorder? produced bv an inac
tivc liver. It strong!h^ns that
rgan. cleanses (D bowels and
put? the system in good healthy
condition. Trice 5*V. fold bv
Whites Drug Store. Adv
fee! lazy, out
vn a good deal
vou can charge
i' er
itr n
1 Road in Good Shape.
F. E. Van fleet with a crew
of men and teams have been
I doing some mighty good work
| on the north road. For the past
ten days F. E. has been grad-
ing and strawing the road north
!of town and he now has it in
fine shape.
Mr. Yanfleet will now turn
h:s attention to the road at the
southwest edge of town and the
Fleming crofting. This crossing
has been in very bad shape and I
it is his intention to put it ini
jp>'*d shape.
F. E. knows how a road
should be and he is sure putmg
the road in fine shape that he
has anything to do with.
V. B. Brownb, Csshlvr.
Subscribe*) and sworn to before me, this 10th
Pringle Long p as down from (^Costello. Not.ryP*„€
Mv Commission Expiree E>b. 3rd. 1917.
Gate on business last Saturday. |
Archie Oetinger has resigned
his position at theCohlmia store.
Wyatt Hagen was here from
■ Sliattuck on business this week.
H . J Murray was here from;
|St Ixtuis. Mo., the first of the
I week.
C. C. Randolph.of Salem.Okla..
was in May on business this)
I week.
Delbert Dale and wife are cc-
eaping the Walter Scott resi-
dence.
If you feel 'blue,”“No ac-
count, *' lazy, you need a good
cleaning out. HERBINe is the
right thing for that purpose. |
It stimulates the Iner. tones up,
the stomach ard purifies the1
bowels. Trice 50c. Sold bv
AttrSC -
C I! Marl-.
R O. Afeo.
S. I Moroy.
P:r*r* bor*.
AVOID OPERATION
Get Out From Under the
Shadow of the Knife.
Thousands of women oa
the verge of serious sur-
gical operations aresavrt
by a timely use of
Stella- Vitae th«
j,, great female
rem
-'C—edy.
A^^TheuR-
ual fe-
male troubles!
are unnatural
and unneces-
sa ry.
Taken in time they non be cured and
the operation avoided.
The tonic principle of
nicks ymj up and gives you new life and
nope, now desires and energv, new
strength and purpose in life.
For tre generations Dr, Tbacher has
been helping Southern women to better
health, tc mors cheerful liver. Stella-
Vil~s isths means employed and evolv-
ed by this celebrated physician from
thousands of test CRRCR. 5.
Any woman who auflers even in a
slight degree can bo benefited by just
one bottle of this celebrated remedy.
Don’t put it off, don’t, neglect yourself
and become old and care worn before
your time. Get a bottle of Stella- Vitam
from your dealer and if vou find that
it doc3 not improve your condition the
^ri!! return fun purchase price.
But it wil! help you. It will improver
your digestion, clear up 3 our complex-
ion and work wonders with your dispo-
sition and appearance. Got a bottle
today. Don’t delay! Your dealer sella
this wonderful guaranteed-to-benef>'
remedy in $1 bottles. ThachcrMcd* 1
Co., at Chattanooc-a. Tcnn. .uin*
For sale by
G, E. WILSON, Druggist
Oklahoma.
Trices Reasonable
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Woodward Steam Laundry
Woodward, Oklahmna.
SCOTT. Agent
W. I
MAY. OKLAHOMA
Rates Reasonable. Drive Day or Night.
AUTO LIVERY
l£. 8NEATH
Pfione
Whites Drug Store.
Adv In connection with Key&tonc Hotel.
May, Okla.
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Farmers' and Business Men's Co-Operative Association. The May Bugle. (May, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 29, 1915, newspaper, July 29, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc941217/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.