The Daily Gazette. (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 218, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 17, 1901 Page: 1 of 4
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the daily gazette.
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Devoted to The Interests of Stillwater.
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111 The Largest, Liveliest X
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^ Hastern Oklahoma.
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Stillwater, Oklahoma. Thursday Eveni
'o.day the day!
($4.60 per year
No. 218
|The Climax Reached-=The Greatest
Day in the Week of Great Days.
|Crand Carnival Parade the Feature of the Week.
Grrnd Baloon Assension.
It seems as though the crowd has
|never left town since Tuesday, the first
Imorning. As early as we may arise in
■ the morning it is everywhere present.
JA lace an we were out las' night—the
Ifrowil was still in circulation. This
Morning, the initial boon of the grcat-
leKt (lay of the celebration, .the people
■Mined to he moving livelier than
■per Expectancy was everywhere.
[People were hardly content with the
[music of the hands, the shows or any
■of the attraction* of a minor nature—
Ithey were waiting for something e*i n
■more nieritoriiius—the Grand Carnival
Ipnradf which occurred nt I :00o'clock.
■The city was tin betimes. Husiness
|men put 00 the maehioe made •nailej
whips, accompanied by a fellow with a
cane stood everybody ofT until Burdick
and I>owry got hold uf the cane. Then
Found—Secretary Ed Munhall was
found 3257 feet in the air last evening
at 10:30 o'clock. He was in a dazed
sort of condition and was engaged in
directing invitations to the Queen's
I Ball, when found.
The police force is efficient. The
work last night was commendable.
We have all the faith in the world in
' Bill" Anni « and his deputies.
'A cake walk in the band stand last
evening.
"Isaac and Rebecca" were doing the
town last night.
Baby Show.
can devour
Bosco, that charming individual, who
■ i> eats and relishes lizards, live fross and
land began to dnal out goods ill una I , iiiem^sanu
I ,, , ! makes, at easily as
1 anil large quantities Everybody I
leemeil tired for a time but gradually :
«... , . ,, , , "e wishes to state through our eol
■things took the appearance of humb e '
pubntission. I m" t,iat th" rett""M "r f°r his
departure was not owing to any par-
I ticular desire to do so on his own patt
i —rather because the chief of police
from Guthrie arrived in the city and
Lest we forget—the Carniral isover-
ihelmingly deoiocratic.
Public school vacation all day ;
knd M. college this afternoon.
urgently requested him togo back to
that place. Bosco, he who eats 'em
alive, also, steals in the daytime. He
stole a grip from a hotel in Guthrie
At 10:4.') this morning deputy Conn- and that's the cause for his unseemly
I Clerk Noll addressed a large crowd tearing aw ay
listeners at the corner of Eighth
bid Main.
The Queen's dress cost $10 00.
W ho said Bob Krazier was mixed up
In this Carnival business?
The largest crowd in attendance to-
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fully 6,000 people in town today.
The Mulhall band is the real thing.
They are worth the money.
The Daily Gazette is read in six hun-
dred homes this week.
V- e like to see you fellows who are
^pending vour money for merrygo-
oond rides come into the office and
Borrow a daily to read and never re-
lorn it.
Excuse our brevity today. We had
He stop and sec that parade.
The parade was quite commendable
-everything considered.
We didn't think wo could do it-
** did.
-but
Tin* (irand Carnival parade was over
Mil1 mile and a half long.
Ti!
ie merchants display was very line.
The Williams'private carriage w as
I beauty.
KTORIKS OF LAST NKillT.
Too much is plerty. There is noth-
ftil! like putting it on thick and rub-
P'"K it in while you are about it.
[That s just w hat w e were doing last
''Klit.
Several little chewing matches but
"o blood shed.
">e girli from the country carrying
Grady Bros ' baby show proved to be
quite an entertaining event of the aft-
ernoon. Hundreds of spectators crowd-
ed round their booth and speculated
on the various possibilities for winning
the elegant silver cup which this en-
terprising firm was to present to the
winner.
Messrs Bush, Iliggs and Kock were
selected as judges. Forty-four babies
were entered in the contest. After a
prolonged attempt to make them all
the winner the committee finally de-
cided on Hazel Beatrice Hueston as
the most beautiful child on exhibition.
Some of the college boys organized
last night and came down town with
the apparent iutention of having a
gloriously good time. After interupt-j pecially serious, when a slight influ-
CHILDREN IN THE SPRIRO.
a Critical Time for Thme Whl
Have Bern llouped l'p All
Winter.
Little children should be carefully
watched in the spring. No one is at
the maximum of strength and health
after the long shut-in period of win-
ter, and children suffer the most at
this time, because they have less vi-
tality to resist the changes of the
weather. A cold at this season is es-
ing all the shows along the line and
capturing the merry-go round they
made a raid on the band stand and
perched themselves on the cotton
bales evidently intending to stay all
night aixl yell themselves hoarse. The
police raided the stand and secured
three of their number who were im-
mediately tak.-n before the mayor.
Mayor Yotist gave the boys a nice talk
and guaraneedt them every privilege
just so long as they did not interfere
with the rigtits of those whom the city
had licensed to conduct shows and
let them go. "There's as much human
nature in some folks as there is in
others and mehhe more," says David
llaruui. t he mayor remembered the
time when he, too, had joined lustily
in giving a "college yell" and had per-
haps torn his pants trying to get over
a barb w ire fence to get away ftom the
police.
liice, confetti, flour, oatmeal, talcum
powder, red peper and eggs of nucieut
appearance.
Two colored women went dow n the
street about 6:45 and some of the boys
attempted to sweep the Hour olT their
backs with a broom. The women used
brick bats to do their dusting with and
the boys retreated in good order.
Some fellow's, who had less sense
than the fellow who is going to attempt
togo over Magrii Fails m a rubber
ball, threw eggs last wight at, the per-
formers belonging to the Streets of
Carlo aggregation. One of the gills
was struck tin the head and the plat-
form orator (?) was hit oil the hut.
The police made a run ill that direction
and the beys escaped. It it to be
hoped that this thing will not be re-
peated.
enza may develop into a serious in-
flammation of some vital organ. Yet
this is usually the time when people
relax their efforts to keep the house
of an even temperature, because the
weather outside the' house has mod-
erated. As a rule, we build our house*
for midsummer, and do not remem-
ber the trying' intermediate seasons,
when less heat Is needed. No house
ahould be heated above 68 degrees in
the daytime, and much lower in the
night. It is a good rule to keep •
sick child In a temperature of 68 de-
grees night and day, says the New
York Tribune.
The great danger of a cold lies In
Its depressing influence on the system.
There is always need of tonic rem-
edies to bring ths system back to Ita
normal. Old won-en's remedies are
often safer than drugs, which should
be administered by physicians. Meas-
les and some other diseases are pre-
ceded by a cough; therefore a cough
may inean something more serious
than a cold. It is always safe to use
means to excite perspiration, pro-
vided the child is well protected after-
ward and kept indoors. A simple rem-
edy to brenk up a hoarse cold consist*
of a tcaspoonful of sirup of ipecac,
dissolved In a tumbler of cold water.
A tenspoonful of this mixture should
be given the child once an hour. It
Is mild enough to rive to a child from !
one to three years old. If the breath- |
Ing seems hoarse, lay flannel cloths
dipped in camphornted oil and heated
s hot ns they can be borne across the
chest and between the shoulders. As
soon ns they nre removed replace
them with cotton wadding. TI is worse
than useless to doctor a child's cold
If the child Is allowed to run outdoors
or In cold winces in the hall and other
pnrtR of the house, as all medicines for
colds open the pores nnd render the
chilli when exposed liable to lake more
cold. The little one should lie kept
until it Is well in a room of even ten*
perijt nre
Australian Wool.
Australia's tln>t m aem-ed wool city
«va* 'JO,0()() tons iu 16*1. 'J ilia ha* now
riMu to 2i.700.000.
OFFICII PROGRAM FDR CM. WEEK.
OCT. IS, 18,1?, 18 mil is.
TUESDAY OCTOBKR 15th—QUEEN'S PARADE.
Form at court house at 10 o'clock a. ra. Grand marshal, Mulhall Cow
Boy band, Queen and Maids, Queen's Guard, the Modern Wood-
men of America Hesser band, Grand Atmy of Republic, Ancient
Order of I nited Workmen, merchants with floats and citizens
with carriages, address of welcome, E. H. Fulton.
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 16th—CITIZENS PARADE.
F°rmBoyrndb<"1Se" ' " m ' Gr"°d m"Sh"' 'ed ^ Co.
THORSDAV OCTOBER I7th-ORA D CARNIVAL PARADE.
Form at court house at 1 p. m.
ist Division—Under Captian C. P. Rock, Mulhall band, Carnival
Queen and Maids, Guard of Honor, Modern Woodmen of
America City council. County officials. Knight Templars, Masons,
Independent Order ol Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Red Men.
2nd Division—Captain W. J. Hodges, form at 7th and Duck
lesser band, Grand Army of Republic, Agricultural and Mechan-
ical college students, Public school children,
3rd Division Captain Frank Shoemaker, Trades display ofnierch-
auts, form at West 8th and Husband.
4T" HuXTd^M" F' C' BUniS' LiVC St°Ck parade'fronl between
Husband and Main streets on 8th.
Awarding of premiumns in live stock, farm, orchard, garden and
poultry division on Thursday afternoon. Baud concerts every
alteruoou and evening.
Read! Read!! Read!!!
And learn of whom to buy good goods cheap lor Spot
Cash or farm produce.
19 lbs granulated sugar *
., , & fi.oo
22 navy beans
, . 1.00
23 pouuds pink beans
,. * 1.00
4 good rice • • • •
6 " flake hominy ^
3 cans good sugar corn
3 " " peas '
25 oz can Rex baking powders
150Z " '• •• .. ,s
10
10 oz " " "
., .08
All package coffee 2 for
1 can good pears ^
3 cans Greenwich lye
} .20
3 cans Dixie lve
1 pound bulk starch 05
4 " anvil brand soda
1 fancy dish mustard '
3 pounds ginger snaps
Lamps from 25c to
Lanterns from 25 to
Fine line of Glassware see them
Soda and oyster crackers by the case 6% to 7c per
pound.
3-ioc cans oil sardines
3-ioc cans mustard sardines * j" ' ^
1 can Honey Dew syrup ,.. ' Q
1 can Sweet Clover syrup ^ '^8
1 can Rock Candy Drip syrup
1 Bbl. No. 1 salt "5°
50 pound sack salt 5
100 pound sack salt fi°
100 pounds bran
100 pounds wheat chop , 95
Peerless flour guaranteed second to none " 's?
Remember we are headquarters lor seeed pota- '
toes, bulk garden and field seed iu season.
Cranberries, onious, cabbage, potatoes, and
other vegetables at the lowest market price
and always fresh. Thousand and one other
articles could be mentioned, that we offer cheap.
banners we want your produce and poultry, wheti
offering them lor sale, remember our low prices
011 goods (figure some.)
All goods guaranteed. Prompt and careful atten-
tion given to city orders. Phone No 184
amos & sons
Fast Side Middle Block.
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