The Sapulpa Light. (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 232, Ed. 1 Monday, July 26, 1909 Page: 3 of 4
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r«E SAPULPA LltJHT
VALUES
In R Irigerators and Uts Ranges,
also full line of Furniture.
WILSON BROS.
First door north ot ist National Bank.
THE TI MUKK1MNMU.E UltlMi
SOMETHIX; OK DKEAMS
Our Ideas of 1 miM-iidiiitC Disaster Hare'
ly Ever .liislilied
night and the sage of the party enter-
| taint d his friends with a few reflec-
, (ions on these topics.
"Most of you know," he remarked,
"that i have never believed in* any
party, "but just think that for one case
of that character there are hundreds
of thousands of dreams that never
come true in any ease.
"1 grant you," said the talker, "that
mimsr
YOU CAN MAKE
AN APPOINTMENT
From the Washington Post. thing Jiappening as a result of dreams, these fantasies of our sleeping hours
Dreams and superstitions were the j True." he admitted, "once in a while have sometimes caused me to worry
subjects of discussion at a little gatli- a dream comes true, or something oc- quite a little, as, like everybody else,
ering of friends held in the northeast' curs that is exactly like something I don't like to have dreams that
section of the city last Friday foretold in a dream," he. said to the ! frighten me, but after the long thought
1 have given the subject I will wait
| for some incident, almost always a
'■ trifling episode, that to my satisfac-
1 (ion wipes the dream from the slate
J of my memory, and I am disturbed
no more.
' .lust lit lue tt 11 you a case in point,
so that if you have mental disturb-
ances in your waking hours as the re-
sult of dtrams that have visited you.
you may profit by my experience. Only
a few nights ago I dreamed of being
in a cemetery filltd with tombstones,
and on every stone'there was a statue
bearing iny own phiz, it was not ex
to have us
your teeth
treat
any
time it is conven-
ient to you. Stop
in and make ar-
rangements.
\U Irim . f ——t OUR DENTISTRY
M-JJlMMtt l is PAINLESS
so you need not delay coming for dread of
the suffering old-time methods involved. Our
charges are moderate,too, thus rc moving an-
other barrier to tooth perlection in your case.
Gold Crowns SS.OO
Bridge Work $5.60
Gold Fills $1.50 and up
Gold White Alloy $1.00
Silver Fills 50c and up
Best Rubber Platrs $5.00
Whale Bone Plates $10
Naturial Gum Work $15
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
All Work Guaranteed Crown and Bridge Work e Specialty
Dr. H.J.Clark
Phone 530
Iowa Bldg. Dewey Ave
Neither Kisli Nor Flesh lint Sweetly
Insidious l.ihation
From the New York World.
Dost know a timberdoodle?
No, it is not from Bwano Tumba j
land. 'Tis neither fish nor tiesh. but |
the most sweetly insidious libation
jet to strike the joyland region of our 1
white light Broadway.
And it came in the middle of last
wtek. via. Washington, hence the tar-
iff does not affect it.
Furtherfore, be it known that it is
the favorite drink of many and many
a good fellow statesman.
The places it may be obtained in
the federal capital are said to be
known to few, and it took a long time
certainly to iind it In our dear New
York.
And even so. Broadway has it not;
one has to turn up a side street and
enter, not a famous drink-dispensing
mart of our gay life district, but just
a plain cafe, where the mixer knows
how and what from a record of some
forty years back, in order to get your
Timbe rdoodle.
"Big Ed" Kennedy of McKenzie's.
over on Sixth avenue, can mix a Tim-
berdoodle which both warms and
cools the cockles, of your heart.
For this statesman's drink is one of
the old family drinks of our earlier
and simpler life I11 America. Every-
thing in it is made right here or
...SMITH & BLAKE...
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
Bonds and Loans. We have some
genuine bargains in Real Estate.
Phone 243
Soliss Bldg.
stitches to mend the cut. While the
doctor was doing it he asked Bennie
how it happened.
With tiars rolling down his cheeks
Bennie said lie and Ills little sister
were playing husband and wife.
"1 came home late," he said, "and
sister took a poker and beat me over
the head with It."
Asked by the doctor, who was hav-
Tlie following officers are h< reby ap-
pointed to conduct said election at the
said polling places, to-wit:
First Ward I11 the City of Sapulpa.
.1. C. Menifee. William Mcheod, Judges,
(ieo. Roberts, .lake Zachrltz, Clerks.
Second Ward in the City of Sapul
pa, Frank Gilbert, Seigle Ricbey,
Judges; II. C. Miller, B. L. Baldwin.
Clerks.
Third Ward I11 tlie City of Sapulpa,
G. W. Ripley, James Boyd, Judges:
ing a hard time to be sympathetic, If, A! Morgan. It. S. White, Clerks,
he would be married again. Bennie re- Fourth Ward in the City of Sapulpa,
plied;
"Not yet.
Not even soon.
actly what one might call a nightmare
that oppressed me. but it v.-as a di -j grown right here in our glorious coun
The
IS
«fll IIIN 18
^oo1
'ean
Comfortable
The New Refreshment Emporiun
Don't mistreat yourself by ret visitirg this
beautiful place
Nicholas Psihos, Prop.
Dickson Bldg.
E. Dewey ave.
tasteful vision that awakened me. and
one that I could not rid my mind of.
"Well, my friends. I declare to you
that one of the first things that at-
tracted my attention, when I opened
the Post after breakfast in the morn-
ing, was an interesting article con-
cerning the dedication of the statue
to the Revolutionary partriot, Dr.
Witherspoon. .My dream was out.
Here was a statue, and 1 had baen
disturbed by any quantity of them in
my slumbers the night before. Just
wait a little while, and if you have
unpleasant semes presented to you
in dreams something will happen to
remind you in a pleasant way of the
event, and the deram will be banlsh-
td forever. These nocturnal visions,
be they gratifying or otherwise, are,
as Shakcspt are's merry Mercutio said.
K led Inn Proclamation
(Published July 22, '(19, to Aug. 2, 09,
both inclusive.)
By virtue of the authority vested in
me bj th ? Constitution and laws of the
State of Oklahoma and pursuant to a
i Vernon Blake, Henry D Edwards,
'judges; J. O. Denton, I.. C. Karnham,
! 1 'ierks.
i Fifth Ward in the City of Sapulpa.
(',. C. Hughes, A. B. Brady, Judges;
Jasper Cox, John Burrows, clerk.
The ballot to be used at said elec-
tion shall lie substantially iu the fol-
lowing form:
Proposition. Shall the city of Sa-
to the highest bidder for cash, ttie 1 ast
fr <?i of lot 2, iu Block 23, located
011 tlie corn< 1 ol Park street and Hob-
snn avenue, in the, City of Sapulpa,
Creek County, Oklahoma, and purchase
How much of Your In-
come is Spent for Food
^Thinkit over and you will agree with us that you
ought to have best value lor your money every
time you buy eatables. This very rarely goes
with the cheapest prices, but it does mtan a fair
price for good quality, and no|substituie of "some-
thing just as good," tor what you want. Our
customers' interests are our own. Try us for
your groceries, tresh and cured meats, and if we
don't keep your business, that will be our fault.
B. M. VAN ORMAN
Phone 91 Opposite St. James Hotel
try.
It first started in the Old
O'Neal tavern in Washington, which
was as famous sixty years ago there
as the Bull's Head inn in dear old
"Lunnon."
Old man O'Neal, having more than
a speaking acquaintance with the na-
tion's lawmakers, would fix up the
drink and the dreams and inspirations
which resulted from one or two (for
three were fatal) have made Ameri-
can history.
Here's the concoction: Three fin-
gers of whisky, cooled with a tumbler,
of cellar-chilled hard cider which
O'Neal hir.fle himself from his own or-
chard. ;
"Big Ed" Kennedy smiled when he
was ask. d to make a TinrtJerdoodle.
"Young man," said Kennedy, "your
resolution passed by the mayor and p,|]pa oklahoma, lie authorized to sell
councllnen of the City of Sapulpa, in
the County of Creek and State of Ok-
lahoma, at a regular meeting of said
mayor and councilmen of said city
held 011 July 19th, 1909, public notice
Is hereby given that a special election n g,te f()r clty tlnM flre Btat|on and jan
is hereby .ailed, ordered and pro- purposes elsewhere in said city at a
claimed to lie held in said city 0! Sa- (,ogt m), to p*,.,,,,,! flve thousand dol
pulpa, I11 the State of Oklahoma, on in,.g?"
Patsy | Wednesday the 4th day of August, 1909 !
for the purpose of submitting to the I I | Yes. I 1 • 4
qualified electors residing within the 1 I 1
corporate limits of Sapulpa, Oklahoma, j
the following question, to-wit: : , ,
"Shall tlie City of Sapulpa, Oklaho- j
ma, be authorized to sell to the high-, !
est bidder for cash the East 75 feet of
lot 2 In Block 2J located on the cor- j
No.
(The voter will indicate his prefer-
ntr of Park street and Hobson avenue 1 ence by stamping In the square in
in the City of Sapulpa, Creek County,
Oklahoma, and purchase a site for city
hall, lire station and jail purposes
elsewhere in said city at a cost not to
exceed five thousand dollars?"
front of the word "ycB" or "110.")
Tlie polls at said election shall be
opened at the hour of fi 0 clock In the
forenoon of said day and will be closed
t the hour of 7 g'clqck In the after-
Said election shall he held at the j noon of said day. The result of said
following polling places, to-wit: j election shall be returned and can-
First Ward In the CUy of Sapulpa at vassed pursuant to the laws of the
'As iiiiii o, substar. the a!.'.' A, fa:!.: ;■ r..:~ d you light. I i.; the !.'*
tlie most, as I said, even when occur-1 time in thirty years I \e had a call foi
rences similar to the dreams happen I that drink.
they are only coincidences, and these j "Suppose you know how many you
don't happen once In a score of years." j can stand? ventured the libation
Then a man who was formerly a mixe r. Do you know that the drink
treasury department clerk, and who has changed somewhat from the old-
had been itching to get a word In edge j timer it was? continued Big
wise, spoke up. "A similar thing hap-1 I used to make it just
peneel to me recently," was his story.
"and worried me a little, though I
Washington School Building.
Second Ward in the City of Sapulpa
at. Council Rooms over Creek Bank.
Third Ward in the City of Sapulpa
at Abernathy's Lumber Yard Office.
Fourth Ward in the City of Sapulpa
: ' Hi M1 •• Adams' Harm
Fifth Ward in the City ot Sapulpa
at P. J. I lilt's barn.
State of Oklahoma, tn such cases made
and provided.
Given under niy Bstnd and the seal
! of the City or Sapulpa, Oklahoma, this
I 22 flay of July. 1909.
1 (Seal).
I. M. PAYNE. Pres. of the Council.
IRA J. \NDERSON, City Clerk.
Ed."
straight
whisky and hard < id* r. This was al-
ways the call from the old-time poli-
don't believe in dreams. 1 imagined j Helens,
that I was in a vault filled chock-a- indeed,
block with money. Bonds, greenbacks
and gold were there by the million,
but 1 was not allowed to touch a pen-
ny. Iu a day or two I read iu the
Post that there would probably be a
new t'liltcd States treasurer appoint-
But now lis a fancy drink.
"i've been making it very light," Jie
went 011. "Just a pony of whisky,
either a rye or a bourbon, tumbler
full of 1 ide r,. ( hilled with small crack
ed ice and decorated with some fresh
fruits, such as pineapple, orange slice
ed before long, and I knew that when and sometimes a tiny leaf of mint,
a change was made in the office all "It makes a dandy summer drink—
the moneys in the treasury vaults' but, oh. be careful! Three of em
would have to be counted before the; will turn the room the other way
new treasurer took office. That took round.
the wind out of my dream, and I was ^ "You know the origin of the drink
glad of it, for I was afraid that the dates hack to the first Irishmen who
small suhi that 1 had been saving for cauie over with their good old po-
a rainy day might get out of my reach, j theen. They found that cider was a
That was the way my dream affected I good mixer with the Irish hlll-dls-
tilled whisky, and there wasn't a farm-
house in the countryside whkh
wouldn t treat the wayfarer to a Tlm-
"1 waB silly enough for a day or so
to be worried over, the matter, but
when it was recalled to me by the sug- berdoodle.
1
gestlon of a new treasurer to be ap- 'Sure the statesmen and politicians
You Must See Cottage Grove
Where lots 50 x 140, covered with beautiful forest
trees can be had at the low price o£ $3 1-2 per front
foot. Nothing like it anywhere else.
Call 11 1-2 W. Dewey
pointed 1 was comforted.
"I would like further to remark that
even In our waking hours, in which
we Buffer ourselves to be perturbed by
Ideas of impending disasters and dis-
comforts. there is not one case iu a
hundred where our disturbed condi-
tions are Justified by results."
got It. from their old country cousins
and brought it Into the nation's capi-
tal. Wv 11 do I remember the first one
I had."
Rucker's department store—$4.00 j
tan Ralston Health shoes equal to any
$5.00 Blioe. $3.50 for Fellowcraft work
or dress shoes unequaled at the price. |
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I 'glit mint adds.
Pl.AVH lYKIMIKI) I.IKK
Ah HcmiH Yoiiiiu I.ad Hets Head
Broke
Philadelphia. Pa., July 26. Seven-
year-old Bennie Cohen walked Into
Roosevelt hospital Sunday with a cut
on Ills head. It took two or three
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Irelan, O. M. The Sapulpa Light. (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 232, Ed. 1 Monday, July 26, 1909, newspaper, July 26, 1909; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc151660/m1/3/: accessed June 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.