The Daily Gazette. (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 166, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 17, 1901 Page: 2 of 4
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come hnd see us
IN OUR NEW QUARTERS.
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our undertaking rooms
Are as nice as can be found; neatly arranged, and convenient.
With the assistance of an experienced Undertaker we are fully prepaied
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to do Undertaking . and
REMEMBER:_We invite you to call at the store and make
US a visit even if you do not intend to purchase.
H M
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WEST SIDE SOUTH MAIN.
NEAL
DAILY
GAZETTE
Proportionate Saving
A remark very often made is
*kat if I had a thousand or ten
SUBSCRIPTION PKICK. [ thousand dollars that I could make
ThreJ montli"(l .a"C.P W.&o some money. This phantom has
.401 ^one mueh damage. No greater
error was ever made. The truth
" F- "EEHWAN. Mg'r and Publisher.
IESTER '• GIFFIN. Editor
One month
wafer16?'"1 !it <he P"to/floe at Still-
T ou.nl* Oklahoma, as
c°nd class mail matter.
Miss Beals will let Woods plat
his farm into town lots first then if
the experiment works she mav try
the same.
The Shawnee Quill says it has
all necessary material for a first
class plant and that if the citizens
wish to have a larger paper they
should come down the line a little
That town is to have a new paper
and the Quill says it might possi-
bly get to be as large as a postage
stamp.
There seems more disposition on
both sides of the steel strike to ex-
press satisfaction than the general
public has been able to find.
Pawnee, Ralston, lyeine-t, Black-
burn and the railroad magnets are
having a genuine old stir-up. It
way be a mix-up before it is over
U edne-"'ay 137 cases of beer
were destroyed in Topeka. Well
there is as much as that destroyed
in Oklahoma's capital town every
day.
Ralston, on the Arkansas is
rather worked up over a combina-
tion of men, railroad men, and
thinks that this combination is not
doing her any too much good.
Even if burning at the stake
were a sure determent of crime in
others, which it admittedly is not
its brutalizing effect would prevent
its general adoption by a civilized
people.
is that man who cannot handle
twenty-five dollars profitably could
not handle twenty-five thousand
profitably. Again the man who
can and does handle $25 profitably
will in time be handling $25,000, . —«.y
i" the same manner. nuxup on the Isthmus of Panama.
I Another not uncommon error is l>tople down tl,ere are very
to suppose that if ones income 11 tout avoiding Uncle Sams
were doubled then they could save they Uke a llotion t0 do
something. Common human ex-
perience has shown that the man
who does not save something out
of a small income will save nothing
from a larger one and the chances
eat Br,tan has spent in Mis-
sour. and Kansas $5,000,000 for
horse flesh, as a result of the Boer
war. Another illustration nf the
correctness of the adage ' It s an
ill wind"—etc.
Mr. No, 1 asked the government
to Iuan him his army for fcif
There isn't the slightest daneer T ' Mf' r,overi""ent will
I that American interests will be in-1 least * v° X°f %er> soon at
",rc" b" *%"'«*<->' •■«,[«he^ r4",rouMbe
the Isthtnne „f IJ K """fc
a little hopping around.
ivx-Secretary Chandler made
his point when the Navy Depart-
partment censured Rear Admiral!
, °uuluc cnances fcvans for writing disresnertli.il,.
rjr" evcr h"'°s • "•*- f°'ihe f™1-•><.
County Officers.
I robatf .ludjfe—John R Clark
t""nty Attorney—Cary L Burdlik
(-•imiy Trtasurer-L K McOuffln'
A J IlaiU'iilKiwor,
s..r;rr;^,avM^k-
Asscsmi,* H.o Hudson.
^iilHT'irilcndent—(' |. K /..r
"'Mtrh,.,- .lu.n..- K. i'owul,.
• inoyor—T. I', Herman.
Corom-r—J. M. sharpie*.
CI )M MISH [OX KRS.
HrM District- Harry
8w <nd District p. |( Sullivan
Third District—W. K. Minniek
SANTA FE ROUTE
of the Navy, and
proper point, too.
it was a very
er one.
True economy and thrift first
suggest the deliberate drawing of ,, -
"nes not to be ligntly broken in v everaI of the towns in the cot-
the matter of expense and income I J' dlstricts of the territory are
and second to see carefully to it 'n"K Prizes for the first bail of
tw > .... cotton to be marketed in their
'Hf DardDfrom the List
of R.E. Burns & Son.
Below we give descriptions of a
eZ l" f°,('e P1CCX'S of lan,i' ow of-
fered foi sale by this firm. pverv
an! f t n ls a genuine bargains
and, ,f you want a farm, you can'
not do better than to see them.
liOI.M
noktii
PaneiiKer
No 111
• iOINii SOUTH.
Loral
No. 11
1:ftu p m
* 36 ra
9.*0a, in
7 1$ a. 111
11 McCAKTHY. AKfhl.
Kobt. Johnson,
that the savings are put to work
earning for themselves. This
"'■ay or may not produce men of
great wealth but will invariably
produce strong clear headed in
dependment men.—State Register.
China isn't afraid of being
drained by the payment of the big
indemnity. She is looking for
suitable site in Washington to
erect a legation building, which
Minister Wu says will be one of
the most palatial, and ornate
buildings of its kind in the world.
city. Purcell has up quite a good
prize for the first bail from that
country.
Hon. Thomas B. Reed hardly
considered the suggestion of his
being a candidate for mayor of
New York complimentary to either
his political or business judgment.!
"Frank Briggs of this city,"
says the Glencoe Mirror, "used to
be Miss Mattie Beals beau at In I ti,
galls. If we vvere « , viIIiage of North Perry,
should renew the acquaitance "at'the'"' ' T ^ halfvvay between
once." Well that is I e'luator and the nurth pole
that is not very and an official shaft of stone has
^ ^ '1 a'' 'p a r , n r ^ 1 n"I'ay n e "'
*~t*'&sasr,r
taad Cold Baths-
pasture, 10 acres in meadow. '
StinwateT8 u5 mi,es fr<"
ou iwater. (J()(Xi house
'table, 15x50; all under fence 60
pear trees, SOo annlP tr
peace trees, all bearing; ^acres'
under cultivation. es
aaK acres mile east of town '
Gooo house 14x21- i...« '
cave and well Bar'n T ?°mS:
chard. All fenced '°X2r,; or-
The I ineat Line of Cigars in the City
Under Elm N.tmnal Hank.
P. ZXlTGr,
Attorney at Law.
Ofllcc upstair* over «.«rrrK 0(TIcb
brick, North Main.
- ... "vv
much to boast of for there are sev-
eral that used to to be her beau
but Stillwater has a young man
who is Miss Beals' beau now and
is not making any boast of it
either.
been erected to record that fact.
Cuban business men say the
island must have tariff concessions
from us or it will be forced to n*k
to be annexed.
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J.'n Mrui'iiv, m, it,
I.ociil Sui t;. IC. O. |( 14,
•*' M Vatkh, M I
Kyes a aprrlaltr
MURPHY St YHTES.
Ph lcl.ni « Surgesm.
fore if now'i"' "r.''"rr",,' boys are on the
lore® now |,llt in case „ier(> js
1 e '«'t It lie known at this oince.
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Griffin, Lester I. The Daily Gazette. (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 166, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 17, 1901, newspaper, August 17, 1901; Stillwater, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc117406/m1/2/: accessed April 20, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.