The Daily Gazette. (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 93, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 23, 1901 Page: 4 of 4
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SANTA FE KOUTK
going north;
Local No. 412 2:10 p. n
Passenger No. 410 3.45 p. n
GOING SOUTH.
Local No. 411 10.00 at, Hi
Passenger No. 409 0:30 . n>
E. It. McCAKTHY, Ap-nt,
J B MUl I'HY, M, 1).. E. M. YATI s. M. I
JaKjuI Surg. E. O. K. K, Ey *> ;t specially
WURFHY & YKTES,
Physicians 4 Surgeons.
Office up-stairs over First National Ilnnk HIUi,
Calls answered day or night. stillwater, o. T
JH. REED,
• CARPENTER, CON1RACTOR and BUILDER.
Inquire of C. A. Stine.
Stili.watku, 0. T.
J. M. Painter. j.A. Peyton
PRINTER & PEYTON.
Physicians & Surgeons.
Office, Room 3, over Katz Bros. Store.
TELEPHONE IN OFFICE.
A. T. Neill,
Attorney at Law.
Will practice In all the courts of the territory
both civil and criminal cases. Office upstairs,
oyer Jin) Metcalt's store. Stillwater Okla
Florentine**
enamel *
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Colors Guaranteed
Sold at the
same price
as mixed
paint and
replaces it
for all
inside use
MADE ONLY BY
Bradley $ Urooman Co.
•Chicago*
FOR SALE BY
borion Lumber&Coal Co
STILLWATER, O. T.
JHRRELL & LOWE
House, Sign, Carriage and Frescoe
Painters. I-oca ted on
West Ninth Avenue.
p. a. srat,
ATTOJiNEY AT LAW
Special attention given to Civil and Probate
Business. Office on west side Main Htreit
upstairs iu Hodges bulluinv, Stillwater.
W. E. CHRISTIE,
SANITARY PLUMBER
Steam and Hot Water Heating, Fine
Bath Koom9 a Specialty.' Estimates
furnished «n application. Office with
H. B. Bullen.
Stillwater .... okla.
s. P. ZXXTGr,
Attorney at Law.
Office up stairs over Gazette office In
New brick, North Main.
Kobt. Johnson,
Up-to-Date Barber. The only First
Claas Tonaorial Parlors In Payne
County. All work Guaran-
teed First Class.
Hot and Cold Baths.
The Finest Line of Cigars in the Citv
Under First National Bank.
Blancett' & Mason,
Palace Barber Shop.
First class bathrooms in con-
nection. Your patronage so-
licited.
North of Youst, Stillwater.
County Officers.
Probate Judge—John K. Clark.
County Attorney—C'ary L. Rurdick.
County Treasurer—L K. MeGuffln.
County Clerk—A. J. Hartenbower.
Register of Deeds—Wm. M. Barker.
Sheriff—James P. Hesser.
Assessor—R. O. Hudson.
Superintendent—Hattie R. Darnell.
Weigher—James E. Powell.
Surveyor—T. P. Herman.
Coroner—J. M. Sharpies*.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District—Harry Jones.
Second District—P. H. Sullivan.
Third District— W. E. Minnick.
In Land from the List
of R.E. Burns& Son.
SPECIAL SALEJOF
Wall Paper
Everything in the Book
Line.
J. C. NORTH
Below we give descriptions of a
few choice pieces of laud, now of-
fered for sale by this firm. Every
one of them is a genuiue bargains,
and, if you want a farm, you can-
not do better than to see them.
160 acres of land 'about 3 miles
from Stillwater. Good house, well
65 acres under culti vation, 100
apple trees, bearing, 10 acre in
pasture, 10 acres in meadow.
120 acres abont 15 miles from
Stillwater, Good house, 28x28;
stable, 15x50; all under fence, 60
pear trees, 500 apple trees, 200
peace trees, all bearing; 60 acres
under cultivation.
221.. acres 1 }± mile east of town,
Good house 14x24; two rooms;
cave and well. Barn, 10x26; or-
chard. All fenced.
160 acres, 5 miles from Orlando,
good five room house, good stable,
55 acres under cultivation, 60 acres
in pasture, good well, small tract
of timber for house use.
^ yi acre, 1 block east of college.
Two good houses and barn 100m
for 6 head of horses. Cave with 18
inch wall, good well.
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.
■Kipling's "Absent-.Minded llegj-nr"
h^s realized in variovs ways the >nor
r>ous total of $4M.J00, uJI of which
has been turned o*'?r to the families
of soldiers fightinf in South Africa.
Sir Henry Joly, lieutenant governof
of British Columbia, with the assist-
once of tlie Natural History society
of that province, is preparing* to iin
port large numbers of song birds from
England and eastern Canada.
Prof. George Adam Smith, of Glas-
gow, denies that the churches of that
city are losing- their grip on the work-
ingmen. He declares that if it were
not for the workup classes the evan-
gelistic tone of religious life in Glas-
gow would not be kept up a week.
Sidney Cooper, if. A., t>he famous
painter of cattle, was 07 this year and
Is hard at work on a picture for next
year's academy. The painting is a
five-foot canvas—a picture of sheep.
It is painted from studies made by
Mr. Cooper in 1845. The artist works
from nine till 12:30 every day and
eays he feels better than for the last
four years.
Senor Corea. the Xicaraguan minis*,
ter at Washington, is without doubt
one of the busiest diplomats of the
corps. He is the son of wealthy par-
ents and was educated at the best
schools of Nicaragua and Guatemala,
Before entering the diplomatic service
he had made quite a reputation as a
jurist. He was district judge of To-
tonicapan and had written sev*rtk|
treatises on law and philosophy.
An old legal paj>er has been- discov-
ered in the prothonotary's office in
Wilkesbarre, Pa. it is an affidavit ot
defense preoared by the late Jay
Could, in hts handwriting, and bear®
I date of 1855. Gould was then in the
tanning business in Gouldsboro, Pa.#
and he had difficulties with his cred-
itors. In his defen.se he claims that
he had built the largest tannery in
the world, and instead of being wor-
ried by his creditors he thought he
should receive encouragement for de-
veloping the resources of the country.
Recently the governor general of
Canada and Lady Minto were mad#
the victims of an awkward mistake.
An aid-de-camp in waiting was desired
to send out about 100 invitations for
a reception. On the afternoon appoint-
ed the viceregal host and hostess were
I ready to receive their guests. Th#
band played, the tea and coffee
iteamed away on the refreshment ta-
bles, but in vain—nobody came. At
last it was quite evident that some
mistake had occurred and the officer
was questioned, when it was discov-
ered that he had entirely forgotten
to eend out the card*
DEWEY'S SERVICE SWORft
THE DILLARD INSTITUTE
GAPITAL STOCK $20,000.
J. W. DILLARD, Physician.
F. M, ROSEBERRY, M. D. Secy.
JOHN D. DeBOIS, Business M'gr.
Whiskey, Morphine, To-
bacco, Opium; and Co-
cane Habits and
ALL DISEASES OF THE NER-
VOUS SYSTEM TREATED.
GUTHRIE,
- OKLA.
MTH AND POINT.
«k£V ?!*"'• J000* man of th* 4an
Jklnki himself about 50 yran aheadtri
timet.—Philadelphia Pr«V °*
■AffEff'V,*, * WOrdy effort bJ
® toe other fellow U convinced that
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Drugs,
Medicines.
Paints, Oils,
Wall Paper,
Toilet Articles,
Perfumery,
Notions,
Cigars, Etc.
HILL i BUM
NOftTHlMAIN
Bit of Steel Two Feet l.oif for Wklek
I1.SOO Wl, ON
fared.
A bit of steel a little more than two
feel in length has been the attraction
lor some time for the patrons of a fash-
ionable tailoring establishment, which
does a large business with officers of
the army and navy, writes a Washing-
ton correspondent of the Pittsburgh
Dispatch. Though very plain and in-
significant in itself, it is fascinating
and important as having for long been
the companion of the most notable and
popular hero of the late war with Spain,
Admiral Dewey, having been for many
years a patron of this establishment,
left his sword there to have its handle
gilded, and the tailors were allowed to
please their patronr, by exhibiting it to
them. Many are the offers that hava
been made for its purchase. In the
presence of the writer a day or two
ago one gentleman offered $500 for it.
The makers of uniforms, etc., laughed
and remarked that the person-would
have to raise the ante several times
to be up to the figures of other would-
be buyers of the famous weapon, A
gentleman who overheard the offer oi
$500 declared himself for $1,000, and
still another who was present counted
out $1,500 in the long preen. Of course
the proprietor laughed at these absurd
offers, as if to say there was not money
enough in the world to purchase from
Admiri'.l Dewey this simple weapon
(hat had been his side partner through-
out all the days of anxiety and of vic-
tory during that passage of his life
which gave him within u lew shorl
hours whatever gratification there wai
In the consciousness that he had won
undying fame.
I he average Uoer Ik big. brawny and
•trniig, ruddy cheeked and whoieBome,
yet never handsome. The women, ns a
rule, do not approach the fresh and
simple beauty s.-pm In the north of
Europe, Her* and tLere throughout
the J'ranifaal you will find a hunusome
Dutch girl, but not often. Their dress,
usually of cheap print, and the
hideous poke bonnet, so universal, do
not add to their attractions. Thevars
furiously afraid of exposing their com-
pletions to the tun, and are often puis
and pasty in appearance. It is a curi-
ous thing to tee how carefully • Doer
woman will shade her face, and tvea
keep her handa beneath her apron
when in the tun. Yet, on the whole!
women of th* Transvaal are not
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A. Bisbee,
Shoe Shop.
west side. Call today and see
Neat work in Boot and Shoe Repair-
ing. Guaranteed fit on orders taken
for hand made goods.. South Main,
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W/E can give you good prices
on all kinds of Lead and
Iron Pipe work. Bath Tubs,
Sinks, Bowls, Yard Hydrants,
Street Washers, Hose, Reels,
Nozzles, Sprays, Anything in
that line we have at right prices
and all work guaranteed, See
us on anything in this line.
GEO. H. SMITH,
SUCCESSOR 10 I I. SHAFFER 4 SOU
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TH E NATIONAL BANK of COMMERCE,
(KstnhliMhcd i^M)
Paid up Capital - $25,000-00
Surplus ■ - 1,500 00
H. K. llsnd, Pre,. ('.A. Ilueston, Cashier
Money always to loan 011 good security. Karm loans at low-
est rates, on plain terms, with ample mortgages and all pa-
pers retained in the batik. Husiness respectfully solicited.
Notice-
The Atlas Savings and I.oan Associa-
tion of Chattanooga, Tcnn., a home
building association, the First Com-
pany under state supervision to enter
Oklahoma, has. after a thorough inves-
tigation made by leading citizens,
through Oklahoma banks, with whom
the Atlas Company is doing business,
and the State Trustee, established a
loaning branch iu Stillwater, with the
following board:
T. Munhall, Pres.
Geo. II, Smith, Vice Pres.
J. E. Munhall, Sec'y and Treas.
C. L. Burdiok, Att'y.
J. H. Brocker, Contractor.
Spurrier Lumber Co.,
Expenses limited and paid from
earning*, tixed time for •ettlcment, no
initiation fee, deposit or all securities
with state, plans free, money to loan
promptly.
Before negotiating a loan If you
want to build or Improve a home or
other property, and know where jou
"•re at" at til times, m
- MUNHALL A BON,
Special
Tours to
California
Three times n week from Chicago
in l'ullman tourist sleepers. Es-
corted by experienced uxcursion
conductors. Second-class ticket*
honored. Travel comfortably and
save money.
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Santa Fe
Address Ota, Hm OOce A. T. ft a. P. Ky. Toptka
I.R. MuCamst, Aft, KUlwalw, 0. T.
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Griffin, Lester I. The Daily Gazette. (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 93, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 23, 1901, newspaper, May 23, 1901; Stillwater, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc115982/m1/4/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.