Bixby Bulletin (Bixby, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, December 22, 1911 Page: 5 of 8
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tniered is sccor.d-cJiss matter at the postoffice
at Bixby. Oklahoma.
PUBLISHED FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK
SUBSCRIPTION Jt.oo PER YEAR.
Bixby Bulletin H J- Siinuaons- prosident of
_________ l the Missouri Democratic* Editor-
ial association, has arranged for
the annual meeting of the organ
ization to be held in St. Iaoui*-',
January 1, United States Sen
ator Robert L. Owen of Mosko
gee, Okla., \'i!l be the principal
speaker. Congressman Ollie
J; m s of Kentucky Ins been in-
vited. Dinner will be served fol-
lowed by a smoker. More than
200 editors und their friends will
attend J. H. Blanton of Paris,
Mo., is secretary of the associa-
tion.
W. W. STUCKEY, R. M. PHILLIPS
Editors and Publishers
If you are not in position any
other way to a d the Bulletin we
ask you, in all sincerety, to
speak a good word in our behalf
for we promise you the very
best panel- our business will uf
ford, and hope to merit the pat-
ronage of every citizen in Bixby
and vicinity as well as Tub a
county.
NOT ICE.
Owners of stock are notified
io kei-p the same from running
oosoorihe ordinance provided
< r in >n.-h cases will be enforc-
e i. B,\ order of City Marshal
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S.Htc* ofOUtHlio.ua , ,> *,P|c, court
Countj of Tulsa '
1 ( nn ford Comity Trust C'omiiuns
u corporitt ion, iiliuiiliH.
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Advertllslng Rates
10 inches, !2Hc per In. per insertion
Oc er 10 Inches. 10c per Inch per Insertion i
l,oeal readers .h-pet- line, first insertion; 3c
tier line for eueh sulisequcnt insertion,
first page or preferred position 25 per cent
extra. One price to ull—we have nofav-
i.-rites.
Wanted ‘’Ten thousand farm-
ers to cultivate good Oklahoma
lands."—Hugo Husonian.
Happy is the man who has
nothing to swear off and there-
fore swears off nothing.
The unappropriated and un
reserved lands of this country
amount to 711,986,409 acres.
The old country Englishman
never fails to unbar his door at
12 o’clock New Year’s eve to let
the old year out and the new
year in.
Japan is constructing a net
work of narrow gauge railways
designed to cover the country,
estimated to cost when finished
$21,000,000.
M. F. Ikard, superintendant
of the live stock department of
the Board of Agriculture and
Marie Woodson, superintendent
of demonstration farm work,
were in Chicago last week attend-
ing the national meeting of live
stock men. One of the import-
ant questions considered by the
convention was the matter of cat-
le disease and quarantine.
Steps were taken to strengthen
the means of preventing disease
among stock and to make the
quarantine regulations more
stringent.
If you find it difficult to ke« p
your New Year’s resolutions,
perhaps it would be a good idea
to make a few bad ones til's
time, for a change For in
stance, you might resolve to be
cross to your wife (if you have
one) every day during the year,
and then give her g >ntle words
and loving kisse** instead. You
can thus be consistant with your
past record, and possibly be a
better man when another year
rolls around.
; . NOTICE or IMBLICATIoN
1 Siilil lU'fcmiunt. .1. I*. l*ow**lng. Will h»k*
notice ilmt helms I*' it >«**«* 1,1 !hV ".
intuit'd court upon n ce rutin piomlssorj noU
imidi-. executed nud delivered bj. Iitni
plMiutlir. on or iitN.ut .lunuury KHIi. b 1« tmd
Unit tin- iiHturt-of ndief *H>uglit l* *i Judgment
in sitid t-ourl for tilt* sum i»f i with litlot
i-st thereon from .lunt- Beth. li'10 unth puljJ hJ
I tiiH-r i-i til pci min tun: that said dt-fijmlm'*<
i must miswt-r petition Hleil lit "**» 1*t 1 °'{pl *’i
said plaint 111'on or la-fun- tin-201. hi day of .Ina-
ttary .11*12. or said petition wllllyfaWoim
Hr ¥ M \ PTTV with tV.ll rcsJtl\lK-n-on at'fiiH-rct-'iU ^ """J1111
I)r. J. AlAKUiN SSt'Ka'iSii.ixxv:
id m-cnrdinfly; that In a garnishment im>-
eeodlngs had in said court In thoahoxt *ntl
tii d t-ausi-. wla-rt-in A. • Leonard Is tin ga •
nislu-i-, “aid garnishee answered Insaltl iiclion
on tin- istli day of Oi-tolH-r, 11*11 that In- was
! Indebted to tin- defendant In tin- *-um of
at tIn- Hint- the garnisheesummons in
tilt* said act loti was sprvt'd on linn; jim* s,nu
plaint ill' will ask for Judgement In tin- ''on*'1
for sufficient amount of said money owlw to
said di-ft-ndanl to pay whalevt r,|ud|men
and intt-rt-st the plaint IT may secure atill M
defendant, together with costa accraln* >>
reason of said action and all process had
therein. Ik* recovered of sahl jfariuslu'e.
VETRINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST
Permanently located at
Bixby, Okla., Phone No. 68
Calls Answered Promptly
Bring your horses and have
ihem examined, I make no charge
foe* examination and am always
ready to answer questions that
mmht be asked in the welfare of
he dumb animal.
.1. S. Martin has done vetrlnnry work for
in- that I am very much pleased with.
wtlll.x Mulkey.
W. W. STl'CKF.Y.
Clerk of the District Court.
The present high tax rate thro
The report is that fifteen mil
lion bales of cotton were grown
in the United States which
sounds like some cotton, and it
must be remembered that Okla-
homa has come up with her
share.
Johanna Laschky was arrest
ed in New York for throwing
money to a crowd on the street
She said she had only a short
time to live and wanted to be rid
of her change before she died.
A good way to get 1 id of it all
right.
ughout Oklahoma and the dis
cussion resulting from its col-
lection ought to have a beneficial
effect at least. Itought to direct
I the mind of the puolic to the fact
that it is the local tax and not the
state tax that is burdensome,
that the state tax is an inconsid-
erable item in the total aggregate.
Less than one-tenth of the total
amount of taxes collected in Okla-
homa will go to the state govern-
ment. The remainder will go to
j the county, township and munici-
pality.
A gum hunter gathered 1,300
pounds of spruce gum last sum-
mer in the Adirondack moun
tains. The must he ever secured
in a single day was thirty pounds
His profits may be estimated
when it is known that any drug-
gist will gladly pay $1.50 a pound
for the gum.
Now that John D. Rockafeller
has retired from business, he
doubt finds a great deal of pleas-
ure in the reflection that while he
was able to draw a regular salary
he adopted the practice of putting
some money by for a rainy day
and will not find it necessary to
live with his children unless he
wishes.—Salina Journal.
Carrying in water and fuel is
not a woman’s work, and mothers
should train their sons to do
these things for them without
being urged. Boys can lighten
the burdens of washday for their
mothers by turning the machine
ind the wringer. No boy was
ever seriously injured by wiping
the dishes or scrubbing the floor
occasionally in a household crisis
and sewing on buttons is valu
able training. It would be a
grave mistake to make boys feel
they were household drudges,
but if they are taught to be con-
siderate of mother and willing
and able to help her in time of
need, life’s little burdens will be
far easier for her to bear.
Another year is drawing to a
close. Another milestone of life
is in view and we shall, in all hu
man probability, pass it and
struggle on to the next. We
are all after happiness, in one
way or another. Even the rt
cluse, even the martyrs of old
were on the endless search for
happiness, though the joy oi
heaven rather than that of earth
■was the goal fixed upon in the
eyes of those who sacrificed the
present for the future. Eternal
happieess was what they desir-
ed. Unselfish happiuess is al
ways waiting right around the
corner if we will only take our
eyes off the far distance and look
nearer home. The resolve to
make next year a happy year
for those nearest us will bring a
good deal of real joy and satis
faction to the maker of the reso-
lution, if he holds out well.
1 Imvi- consulted .1. S. Marl in in regard to
,ny stock. Ho ........tided in doing wliut I
thought tt n . Impossible for t»n.v mail to do. I
ant pleased with Ills work I,. Summers
I have consulted .1. S. Martin and hud
him do vetrlnnry work on my stock. 1 would
not take for my Investment.
Thomas Bramblet.
By,1. A. I.uswcll. Deputy Clerk
Aliy A Tucker, itttys. forplttlnlUT.
NOTICK
Notice Is hereby given. thut In pursuance
I keep a full supply of of medi
cines prepared bv the best
pharmacists to meet all emer-
gencies and for quick results.
But call before it is too late.
J. S. MARTIN, V. S.
BiOLirt* IN im k mj kdv.«. ...... ... -----
of an ordor of sale Issued out of the l
Court of Tulsa County. Oklahoma, on the otl;
>.....m l\.........Iwin tUll ill lilt Hl*l io.l VI
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S'ate of Oklahoma. .
County of Tulsa, I ss.
In the District Court within and for the
County and State aforesaid.
M. W. Routine, I’lain tiff.
Myrtle E. ltomine. Defendant. No. 20IH
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
The said defendant. Myrtle K. ltomine, will
take notice that she has been sued In the
above named Court hy the plaintiff, M. W.
Routine, for divorce from the Isinds of nnit-
I rimony, on the grounds of desertion and ub-
donment as In plaintiff's petition set out: and
1 that said defendant must answer the said
IIIHI Nil lit unniuuiit
petition Hied herein by the plaintiff, on or
before tin* 20th day of January, 1012, or said
>urt OI 1 UISH * oumy, unimiwnin, v..* ■■
,v of December, 1011, in an action numbered
2I-M7, wherein John N. Donohew and Minerva
.1 Donohew were plaintiffs and Martha Wat-
son was defendant, directed to me. the un-
discrilHd real estate, situated In Tulsa
(«) SevV-V. iT)! Kltrht (ft). Eleven (11). Twelve
<r>). Thirteen (13), Fourteen (1*). Fifteen
(15) Sixteen (10). Seventeen (17), Eighteen
Calcord. Uussci Addition to the Town of
Bed Fork. Oklahoma, as shown on the re-
corded plat thereof,
to satisfy a Judgement und decree of fore
closure In favor of said plaintiffs and against
said defendant obtained and made In said
court on the 21st day of April. 1911, for the
Sum of Six Hundred Thirty-Six und no100th
(fOHO.OO) Dollars, and costs, with Interest
thereon at Hlx («) per cent per annum from
said 21st day of April. 1011. and coste accruing
1 will on’the 8th day of January. 1012. at the
hour of 2 o'clock I*. M.. of said day at the
front door of the District Court House in the
City of Tulsa, in said County and State, offer
for sale to the highest bidder for cash, the
iii-fore tin- 20th day or January, mu, or sum
petition will he taken ns true, and Judgement
for said plaintiff dissolving the bonds of mat-
• ....... i...i......... it.,, .dnli.mt' -mi lit.
rorsaia piaintin dissolving me
rimony ls-tween the plaintiff and defendant,
will bo rendered in favor of said plaintiff.
Randolph A Haver.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
.1. A. Luswell. Deputy.
W. W. Stuckey.
Clerk of said Court.
If every person in town would
take a moment off and ’phone us
when they have visitors or are
going on a visit or know of some
one going or coming, they could
make our local page loom up and
never miss the time. We would
feel very greatful to those that j
would do us this favor.
A new new year is near. It is
time for invoice. Buseness
men take an invoice of their
stock. Wouldn’t it be business
for us to take one of ourselves.
Life, each life, is a business.
Have you gained or lost this
year? Have you used the talents
that have been given you so as
to gain other talents? These are
pertinent questions that press
us all for an answer.
Be not down-hearted because
things are not coming just as
they ought to for the future may
hold something in store for us
we have never dreamed of.
notice
To people who believe in clean
clothes — bi'ing all your soiled
laundry to the barber shop; for
the basket leaves Monday.
IN AND OUT OF BIXBY
EAST BOUND
8—Tulsa to Muskogee, 8:32 a. m.
2—Wichita Ft. Smith, 3:47 p. m.
6—Pawhuska-M’sk’g, 8:15 p. m.
WEST BOUND
1—Muskogee Paw’sk, 9:28 a.m.
5—Ft Smith-Wichita, 12:44 p. m.
7 — Muskc gee-rulsa 6.28 p. m.
Interest mid costs. ... . , ,
Witness my blind this 28th duy of October.
' " W. M. McCullough
Sheriff of Tulsti County. Okluhoma.
By .1. A. Durell
Under Sheriff
NOTICE
“After four in our family had died
of consumption I waB taken with
a frightful cough and lung trouble,
but my life was saved and I gained
87 pounds through using
DR. KING’S
NEW
DISCOVERY
W. It. Patterson, Wellington, Tex.
PRICE 60c and <1,00 AT AUJMWGOjSTS^
To Illinois Townsltc Company:
Take notice that a sale of lots and land*
I lit, sain sale the following described lands. U>-
wlt: Lotsti. In Block 4, in the town of Junks.
Tulsa county. Oklahoma, according to the re-
corded plat thereof,
t And that tax certificate No, OS was Issued
I to said J. F.Wulff thereof, and you are fur-
ther notified thut thereafter on the 5th day
I t-lier notllicu Limit UllTPillHT vmi kho
I of April. 1910. said tax certificate was
! ed and transferred; together with all the
Dimv. are hereby notified that unless you
i shall make the redemption from such sale
within sixty (60) days f-om the date of the
first publication of this notice, a tax deed will
I t„. demanded and will Issue according to law.
11 Dated the 20th
Chief Engineer L. C. Fitch of 1
the Chicago Great Western rail
road has figured out that the j
railroads of the United States
waste $120,000,000 annually in
fuelalone. WhenLouisBrandeis
the Boston attorney, asserted
that the waste bj railroads is
$365,000,000 annually all of the!
brass collars voted that he was j
plumb looney. Maybe this law-
yer knows more about the bus-
iness than some of the great dir-
Privett Townsite
Company
if you want a bargain in Bixby
town property. We have two
hundred choice town lots for
sale on easy terms. $5.00 down
and $5.00 per month will buy
you a home.............
cuiurs.
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LET US ielL YOU ABOUT
DAILY OKLAHOMAN
Annual Xmas Rate by Mail Only
DAILY and SUNDAY
1 Year $3.95 - 6 Months $2.10
DAILY (NOT SUNDAY)
1 Year $2.60 - 6 Months $1.50
This Special Deduced Rate Good Only From
December 15 th
To
December 30th
Mail Subscriptions Direct To
THE OKLAHOMAN
OKLAHOMA CITY
No Commission To Agcr.n
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Stuckey, W. W. & Phillips, R. M. Bixby Bulletin (Bixby, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, December 22, 1911, newspaper, December 22, 1911; Bixby, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc406261/m1/5/?q=%22Business%2C+Economics+and+Finance+-+Communications+-+Newspapers%22: accessed June 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.