The Daily Gazette. (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 159, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 7, 1901 Page: 4 of 4
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BROS.
Will show you the Largest, most up-to-date stock of
Clothin
*£ Hats.
o*
Gents' Furnishings.
Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Ladies Capes and Jackets
mills and factorys^nSNTw YoHfciweandwiM°Ught f°r Spot Cash from the
man's profit New line of Shirts, Hats Neck^ea^and'Tm6 than the middle
ed. They are beauties and within reach of everybodj 861"8 JUSt receiv"
Leaders
of
Low Prices
KATZ BROS
Leaders
of
Low Prices
In Land from the List
of R. E. Burns& Son.
Below we give descriptions of a
few choice pieces of land, now of-
fered for sale by this firm. Every
one of them is a genuine bargains
and, if you want a farm, you can-
not do better than to see them.
160 acres of land about 3 miles
trom Stillwater. Good house, well
65 acres under cultivation, 100
apple trees, bearing, 10 acre in
pasture, 10 acres in meadow.
12° 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.
22K acres 1 % mile east of town
Gooq 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.
THE GENTLEMAlfLY DOO.
• Mistaken In tk« Pe .on
He Accosts.
When I approached the painted
house, on my way homeward, the ,at
old collie comes runn) • again
barking- say, Bradford Torrey. in a"'
lantic. This time, however, he take
but one sniff. He has made a mistake
and reahzes it at once. "Oh, excuse'
me, he says quite plainly, -j didn.f
ZT1T] JOU; Vo"Ve ,h" «n,e old
codger. 1 ought to have known." And
he is so confused and ashamed that he
It is a great mori ifieation to a gen-
leinnnh dog to find himself at fault
? ,h,s "a-V- 'remember another co1,!
lie, much younger than this one, with
friendly i'.'T ^ ° mi""te °r two
friendlj intercourse. Then, month.
afterward, 1 went again by the house
Where he lived, and he came dashing
out with all fierceness, as if he would
end me in pieces. I ]et him ™
(there was nothing else to do, or noth-
g else, worth doing), but the instant
his nose struck me he saw his error
Inn, 111 a flash, he dropped flat on the
ground and literally licked my shoes
1 here was no attitude abject enough
to express the depth of his humiUa
And then, line the dog of this
morning he jumped up and ran w h
•11 speed back to Ws doorstep.
HE WAS WTLLmu.
Keeper of Aj„Bed ^
I.au h on finest Who tva. in-
clined to Be I nsoelnble.
% acre, 1 block east of college
Two good houses and barn room
for 6 head of horses. Cave with 18
inch wall, good well.
County Officers.
Probate Judge—John R. Clurk.
Sun £ Attorney (.'ury I,. Rurdlck
County rrettBuror—L K. McGnffln
County Clerk—A. J. Hartonbowcr.
Reglste1, of Deeds—Win. M. Marker
Sheriff- James I'. Hesser
Assessor—It. O. Hudson
Superlntendcnt-Hattio R Darnell.
Weigher—Jumes E. Powell
Surveyor—T. 1'. German.
Coroner-J. M. Sharping.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District—Harry Jones.
Second pistrtetr-p. H. Sullivan.
Third District—W. K. Minnlck.
Tlio | n fortunate 1,'j.
People of a superstitious 'turn of
mind who believe that ill luck is as«
nated with the number 13 miy"""
haps derive confirmation of their
I oP'i'ons from a study of the historv
°irt /thh I11""1 C°rps' "hich formed
if .of ,lle Imperial yeomanry. The
Hunt corps was mobilized In Dublin
on January 13. 1900. On .March 13 it
a? he r«n AfH0a Bntl on arrival
, ,1 k Pf WaS to the Thir.
battalion of the imperial yeo-
inanry. On the occasion of their first
encounter with the IWrs 13 men o
the.corps were killed and the rest
were forced to *urremler.
"< *'a.s out in the western part of
the state the other day on a matter
of b„s,neSS,•• said Brown, relates the
Detroit Free Press. l expected to
get back the same day, but I missed
my train and was forced to put up at
the alleged hotel that the little towr,
where I was boasted of. 1 knew that
here was another train due at the
"ittie burir at two in n
« , 1. t 1 ,,IP morning;
.O when I retired for the nigl.t I left
srders with the old man who ran the
"o to be callei1 in time to catch it,
, my business being finished, T
fible. t0 g6t aWa'V as KOUD us P°
ain'teJ tri■ catch that train.
win.'80 ' 'Wul> 1 don't think ye
tnd'T611'!,-3'01! 8ttend to .vo"r Part,
* d 1 wib attend to mine,' I an-
atterrd, shortly.
. ''^ell' the old man called me about
,'•30 ,n the morning, an.l I started for
the station, arriving there in time to
•tarnl 011 the platform and watch the
rani pass by without stopping. Then
•" °a"ned upon me that it was a lim-
ted and was not in the habit of
flopping at smair places. To say that
was mad does not express it. a„d
f charged back to the hotel with the
Idea of reading the riot act to the
man for not telling me of the
'* 'Oidn't ye catch the train?' he
tsked, when I came in primed to the
t\ploding point.
« «^r°' ' f'"'n'tl' I snapped.
"Will,' he drawled, '1 didn't think
re would unless ye wuz an all-fired
.■«t runner. Out I wuz wiilin' ter see
what ye could do.'"
Ladies and Gents Suited.
I have just received my fall and winter samples.
Over anon elegant sty,es Qf forejgn
t«c woolens to select from. Also fall styles and
samples for Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits.
garment a fit. Call and inspect them...
Every
OMER L. DUNN....
Ladies' and Gents' Tailor.
<;ood Hock, 31 inntitln Guide
Christian Kluoke , a Swiss guide in
' non y "• h«? " record of
. mountain ascents without au wo-
u, hltt. , If -.,iu Iltr( aU*°
* from the auap Hubble.
•nn^'VlT* for *W The thluneet
•onp hubbies wear the gaudie.t color*
-+airagc^Juily Kewa.
I't'tthcr
One-quarter cup butter creamed
a warm bowl, one cup sugar add-
gradually, cream again; add
wo yolks of egrs beaten very
Ught then beat whites stiff and dry
ind let stand whiln .you add one-lmlf
«up milk, one and one-half cups flour,
one teaspoon baking powder; add the
'' 1)ul(c in " moderate oven
intn the lo,f Shrinks from pan—Bo.,
•ou Globe.
Aimlrallnn Wool.
Australia's first measured wool ci'a
was .0,000 tons in 1881. 'Ihl. h-i now
Titnu to a.voo.ooo.
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black bear
MEAT MARKET
I'RANK KNOWLES, Prop 'F
celery'1 ^ Meats, Oysters, I
CELERY and came in season *
South Main Street. "
r. t..|
hUESTON riOUSE.
• B. HUKSTON, Prop.
*
• r, * ivmi, ■' •
* best fuk/n,st1ed rooms i/m tme city *
2 RATCS '• -I t,.,s r„ C ... 8
T? XT- "®
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^ Phone No. 25
£ 4 blocks West of Depot
Corner 10th and Main. 2!
STI^WATKR, OKLA. fm
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Griffin, Lester I. The Daily Gazette. (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 159, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 7, 1901, newspaper, August 7, 1901; Stillwater, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc117398/m1/4/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.