The Daily Gazette. (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 126, Ed. 1 Monday, July 1, 1901 Page: 3 of 4
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i ii good drink at
movings will
Little Locals
■BMm,
Tho Minstrel show Tuesday night
Till' lirst piny—"Our si rals."
Nobles band will play („i the street
each day.
Are you going to attend tht
tonight?
The Pinner sewing machine
I,est. (60-31)
Fine ice Cream at the candy factory
every day. tf
Creme De Menthi
Powell & Brown's.
A number of hou
take place this week.
You can try the Singer machine he-
fore buying. (50-31)
Forecast of Weather:—Cloudiness
tonight and Tuesday.
Nectar with three flavors at the Still-
water candy factory, tf
\ girl was born at noon today to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas in this city.
The Stillwater candy factory makes
their own ice cream. It is line, tf
All the best and refreshing drinks
are kept at Hand's driige store, tf
Frank Stevenson is now holding a
position in W. H. Hand's drug store.
Icecream with crushed fruit at the
liiainond Pharmacy. It is good, (tf'
Dr. Pepper, an excellent drink at
the Diamond Pharmacy soda fount-
ain. !tf)
Iry \ ola, a tine cool drink dispensed
only at the Diamond Pharmacy soda
fountain, (tf)
foK RkN'T'—Tn i .
•S-omOoJt.-r' NeW Addi"
small.barn- 3 water, pump,
close in ! ? room cottage, fine water.
'"> good neighborhood.
A Lowky.
Comers
U. G. Norris was in Guthrie today.
A number of Perking people were in
the city today.
Mrs. Geo. Stees and Miss Blanche
left on the morning train for an e
(ended visit at Colorado Springs.
Us For I
I- -I -lur i, yV"'dS IUlVe ['"rcliased of
by 1; ,\| "o" "i" l'r",l,dinK"(m occupied K s- Vorbeck returned from Pawnee
mad,. l,t." i Tl"'tra;,saction was thi morning where he had been visit-
Jnh.uv'n afternoon through in" over Sunday with Miss Viola
tion 2 5oJ "nef' ngent9- Considera-. Hughes.
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'•allies of the Maccabees will meet on
m'onfi 'r:t0a';,U,,ird Tuesday of each
™nth " i) clock p.m. at Maccabee
' ' nieinbers are requested to
be present at each meeting.
(J Bourdette, com.
Lucy Morris. U. ]{
Coloradoi Spring! will be a lively
or the next two months. If
every town in Kansas and Oklahoma
will be represented as will Stillwater
accommodations will no doubt be
r ther limited. At least twenty-five
o the Stillwater people will be there
""ring next month.
For something good try Hand's
champaign phosphate, blue ribbon, or
whipped cream drinks, tf
Remember that the Minstrel show
will be in the city and give an enter-
tainment tomorrow night
C. H. Mitchell is operator at the de-
pot in the absence of Mr. Downing
whti has a two weeks' lay-off
I tirchase cigars that are manufact-
ured here in Stillwater. They are of
t! e iiest quality of tabacco. tf
N'itice in this i^sue Jones' half page
"tiling your attention to what he will
I.nve to say in the next issue.
>• - the Singer agent if you need a
machine, easy terms, small payments.
One block we>t of depot. l"i(>-;ill
Powell A Brow n are furnishing a fine
Roman punch drink. Just try one
which is on tap any time. It is excel-
lent. tf
^ oil will miss a great treat if you
<!'"i't see Johnson Staten Minstrels
ruetdaj. Watch for the parade at
noon.
t rushed fruit with your drinks at
Hand's. Exclusive right on the ic> j
cream manufactured by the ('and'
factory, tf
Among the many nice improvement-
(hut are being made is a new porch
which Henry Hand is adding to hi-
residence.
\ttend tli" Minstrel show tomorrow
"igbt. A lirsf class and up-to-date
-how for all. In a nice tent which will
be very cool.
For Fire and Tornado
InsurancE call on W, J,
Hamilton.
Last Saturday night was the first
open air practice for our home band
*"<! they should receive a word of en-
couragement, aa what they did. they
did exceedingly well considering, it
" i'ig tlle ,irst practice jii the street
and only having been organized a short
tune. These boys are getting down to
good earnestness and deserve the help,
not only financially but otherwise.
Giant Oaks Organize.
Last Thursday the Giant Oaks, a
fraternal beneficiary association was
organized in this city with 39 charter
members by W. B. Rich, deputy su-
preme monarch. The officers elected
were:
Executive Monarch
Frank AVikofT went to Guthrie this
morning. He will return and make
preparations for a trip with his family
to Buffalo.
Mr. Brock, M. W. A. organizer, past
through the city this morning on his
way to Winfield, Kan., to spend a few
days visiting.
O. M. Downing, operator at the San-
ta Fe depot, left this morning with his
family for Bloomfield. Iowa, where he
will spend a couple of weeks visiting
with relatives.
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Miss Rhea Lowe and Miss Myrtle
Oaither were in Ripley yesterday
visiting with friends. They drove
down in the morning returning last
night.
Mrs. W. W. Ahercrombie and daugh-
ter, Miss Georgie, left this morning for
Colorado Springs where they will visit
with relatives. They will spend sever-
al weeks at that place and othey points
in Colorado and Kansas before return-
ing to Stillwater.
76 MILLION DOLLARS.
Counci
Secretary,
Treasurer'
Advisor,
Chaplain,
Conductor,
Inner Watchman
Outer Watchman
Lodge meets ev
\ . E. Ilodson
II. A. Reese
W. K. White
W. K. Reese
IVarl Wright
K. K. Curfman
M. O. Swan
Mr. Austin
S. F. Boss
Jrv Friday evening.
L A Millard who is doing a big ele-
vator businessat Goodnight nceessari-.
I) lias to make connections between
this place and there and last night he
was making ready to catch the train as
he was due at the elevator here this
morning. He missed the train but
that made no difference to him he come
in to town about 10 o'clock feeling
pretty well ready for a good supper,
lie had a tie pass but thinks the ac-
■ iinmodations are poor as the ties were
so irregular along the line. The boys
want to look out on the 4th about ent-
ering a walking race with him he has
iad good practice.
War Tax Reduction Will
Lower Recipts To Any
Great Extent.
Not
Mr. and Mrs. Demerit! were visiting
iast week with Mrs. Demerilts brother
near Perry. They attended a Union
Sunday school picnic.
Grand free street parade at noon
Tuesday by Johnson Staten Minstrels,
two bands, forty people composing the
best Minstrel talent in the country.
A good short order any time of the
night it Brownie's. Call for anything
in that line. Excellent coffee and
dainties of all sorts. All kinds of
meats, (tf)
An Arkansas paper says that in some
of the mountain counties in that state
only one man took a newspaper, and it
was the c jstom for the neighbors to
gather around in his home and hear the
paper read when it came. On one oc-
casion a listener asked him what con-
gress was doing. "Oh," replied the
reader, "they air playin' the very dick-
ens in congress. They've made a law
addin' two new months to the year,
an' the wust of it is they've made 'em
both winter months." "Blast their
fool souls," said the listener, "an' we'-
re nearly out of fodder."
W. G, Stone, Stillwater's cigar man
is making the best of smokes. He has
three brands; Little Duke, Perfecto
and Stillwater's Best, on the market
that you thogld try. tf
The coolest place in town Tuesday
night will be in the Big tent on Main
street, where Johnston Staters Mins-
Summer Session Educational Insti-
tutions to be held at Chicago, 111. For
this occasion the Santa Fe Route will
sell tickets at one fare for the round
trip plus two dollars. Tickets on sale
trels wilfgWe" their grand perform- June 12-15 inclusive, good returning
auce. Why sit in a hot uncomfortable until Sept. IB. For further information
house where you can spend an enjoy-1 relative to rates, connections, etc,, in-
•hie evening in the open air. 1uire °'
National Holiday, July 4,'01.
For the above occasion the Santa Fe
will sell tickets, fare and one-third for
the round t rip. Dates of sale, July 3
and 4, good to return July ">. For fur-
ther information inquire of
E. I!. McCarthy. Agt.
Notice to Water Consumers.
To whom it may concern.
All Rules and Regulations of Ordi-
nance No. o0. will bo from this date
rigidly enforced. All parties violating
said Ordinance are liable to have their
water supply shut off without notice.
'J9 Geo. R. Sateh,
Superintendent.
The comparative statement of the
government receipts and expenditures
for the fiscal year ended Saturday,
shows an excess of receiptsof over dis-
bursments of $70,000,000. This is only
about £40,tXH 1,000 below the estimate
made by congress at the beginning of
the last session in December 1900 at
which time the secretary estimated
that the receipts from customs would
be about $245,000,000. The final fi-
gures, which will be issued today, will
probably fall short of this amount by
about $0,000,000. The receipts from
internal revenue sources were esti-
mated last December nt •f30'j,000,000,
while he filial figures will show over
$307,000,000. The receipts from m-'s-
cellaneous sources were estimated at
134,000. 1 hese will also show a con-
siderable increase.
The expenditures for the year will
be $1,000,000 m excess of the estimate.
During the fiscal year 1900, the sur-
plus revenues amounted to nearly $24,-
000,000, whi'e the surplus of the pres-
ent year will reach #76,000,000 and pos-
sibly a still higher figure.
In view of the fact that the revenue
reduction bill passed at the last ses-
sion of congress will go into operation
«t the beginning of the fiscal year,
next Monday, treasury officials esti-
mate that the loss from this source
will he about $40,000,000 It is not ex-
pected, however, that the net reduc-
tion from this source will reach that
amount, as the officials look forward to
a year of even greater prosperity than
the one just closing. If this expecta-
tion is realized, the officials believe
that the revenues from internal sources
alone will be not more than $30,000,000
below the figures of the present year.
11 is nlso confidently expected that the
receipts from customs will materially
increase during the coming twelve
months, so that, allowing the reduc-
tion made in the last revenue bill, the
total receipts from all sources, may
even reach or exceed those of the fis-
cal year of 1901.
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Ice Cream Freezers
Hammocks
Refrigerators
Lawn Mowers
Bicycles
Gasoline Stoves
Wire Cloth,
Screen Doors
Step Ladders
Window Screens
Tin Fruit Cans
Sewing Machines, etc.
Good Goods.
Lowest Prices.
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E. R. McCarthy, Agt.
Last Saturday evening Miss Hattie
Darnell left her otlioe and now is to be
one of the ex's of the county. In the
words of the Perkins Journal, "in re-
tiring from the office of county super-
intendent Miss Darnell leaves the
schools in a much bettercondition than
tbey were when she was elected. She
lins administered the office without
fear or favor and retires from the offi-
ce with the good will of the people of
Payne county." This morning Chas,
L. Kezer took up his dutiei as county
superintendent of Payne e unty and
was noticed throughout the day ai
buaying himself with the work at easy
as an old hand at the buiintn.
I am going to move from my present^
location to the new building just south. Iff
IT TAKES MONEY!
to move a large and complete stock of If
FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTfNGS.S
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW
SHADES, PICTURES etc.
I propose to sell as much as possible before moving, aud iu ^
order to make quick sales, am offering
A HEALTHY REDUCTION |
in the price of everything in my immense furniture stock. The
new building will soon be completed, but goods
j are being moved now—moved out to hun- §
j dreds of customers who see the bene-
| fit of buying now. 3?
i More Room t !lhat 1 "fed1f;,id when ,be s*°<* is §
in the new building I will be better
, prepared to display and show customers what a real up-to-date "
| line of goods means.
The Undertaking Department.
This department will be more complete in the new building. A
competent undertaker and embalmer and a fine new
hearse, adds dignity aud correctness to the
work in this popular department.
R. M. ONEAL,
Phone 22. The Furniture Man and Undertaker.
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Griffin, Lester I. The Daily Gazette. (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 126, Ed. 1 Monday, July 1, 1901, newspaper, July 1, 1901; Stillwater, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc117368/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.