Talala Gazette. (Talala, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 25, 1909 Page: 1 of 4
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VOL I.
TALALA, ROGERS COUNTY, OKLA-, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1909.
NO. 46
J. L. BEATTY & CO.
General Merchandise
AKE Reiving Thejr New Line of Spring Goods and
fcxpect to Surpass all Previous Lines Hare Co-
lo re Placed on exhibition.
embroideriks
We NOW Have Ready For Your Inspection an
Elegant Line or Embroideries, Insertions
Laces etc.
Soon Display One of the Prettiest
Lines of Dress Goods, Lawns, Dim-
itlM and U/WUn aL . * .
ities and White Good's that' has
mut ^5 JPff Lot. Lo Gaze on.
COME IN AND INSPECT THEM.
8 and P Flour is tlte best. At
j Rogers.
Mr. A. 0. Fisk left last Satur-
day for Tahlequah, returning Tues-
day evening accompanied by Mrs.
Fisk ami their litUe two and a-half
year old son Oliver. They are
i now at home in the property for-
•merly occupied by Mr. R. B. Dein-
mitt and family.
Try that 15 cent package coffee
at J, I.. Realty & Co's.
Miss Mattie Jones who moved
with her mother, Mrs. C. A. Jones
to Gas City, Kansas, a short time
ago, was married to Noah Bilby, of
that place. The marriage occurred
at the tannic of Mattie's sister Mrs.
Frank Cranor, who lives in Kansas
City, Mo. They weft married Feb
rnary nth.
State Bank Deposits
No Trouble to Show Goods.
always kv the LEAD.
J. L. BEATTY & CO
r"CTF^' rr
notice
Just received, a carol feed and
flour at the elevator. Bran, mix
feed and shorts. Prices is right
d. E. Huffman.
ROBERTS'
Model Laundry.
OF C0FFEYVILL.E.
Basket leaves Wednesday and returns
Friday. HARRY LK1HTLE,
Act.
The First
Guaranteed.
Thursday Mr. A. L. Pool and
three other men of the couipauy
whieh he represents was here look-
ing over the land which he has
leased, and things begin to look as
though drilling woukl begin in the
near future.
Mr. J. E. Paullus and family
nave moved from towu out on their
farm east of Talala. Now it is
possible for us to be mistaken in our
predictions, but here we venture
to predict that farming will begin
m earnest when J. E. goes to work
at it?
Looae-Wiles Chocolates at Rogers
Store
DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Clothing,
Underwear,
Furnishings,
Hats,
Gloves,
* Shoes,
Rubbers,
Trunks,
Telescopes,
Valises
H
A
R
N
Groceries,
Flour,
Meats,
Hardwcre,
Building Paper,
Lumber,
Lime,
Sand,
Cement,
Furniture,
t, f!r' Wm Nightie and Mr. E. A
Belden, set out about fifty tree.- in
the school yard Tuesday. It would
be well if the town would make an
effort to hue our streets with shade
trees. Theie is nothing that would
add more to the appearance of our
town.
Lost A white male hog, weight
about 200 lbs. Left my place Feb-
ruary 4, 1909. No brand or ear
marks. Any one knowing the
whereabouts or having seen a hoe
of the above discretion will please
wick owner —harvey fin-
Lost—Red cow, with star in
forehead, white spot on one hip
short pointed horns, age 5 years
heavy with calf or may have a calf
now. Gone since February 3, 1900
All charges will be paid finder by
notifying the owner, J. C Craw-
ford, Talala, Oklahoma.
The Gazette man has been infor-
med that there was two companies
111 this community that would be-
gin drilling for oil i„ the near
future, or in other words, just as
v ou as tilings can be arranged to
make it a fair and safe business
proposition.
notice.
Having concluded to discontinue
the presetting of graphophones to
our customers, we will continue to
give out and accept tickets until
the 3rd day of March, 1909. Gov-
ern yourselves accordingly.
J. L. Beatty & Co.
And
Agricultural Implements.
"Good Enough" Sulkies and "Best
Ever" High Lift Plows.
Mandtand Crescent Wagons.
ROGERS
On 1 hursday of this week the
Oliver Bros., Filo and Mack beeun
hauling the rock for the erection
of a new livery barn, which they
1° keg'" building at once.
It will be located across the street
from the depot on lots where the
Farrar 9t Pendleton building was
located before the fire.
*NI ICCRCT Of LONG Uft.
A French scientist has discover-
ed one secret of long life. His
method deals with the blood But
ong ago millions of Americans
had proved Electric Bitters pro-
longs life and makes it worth liv-
ing. It purifies, enriches and
vitalizes the blood, rebuilds wasted
nerve cells, imparts life and tone
to the entire system. Its a god-
send to weak, sick and debilitated
' "Kidney trouble had
blighted my life for months
writes W. M. Sherman, of Cush-
ing, Me., but Electric Bitters cured
me entirely." Only 5oc, at E. Y
Bass, Druggist.
Follow the crowd, trade at J. L.
Beatty & Co's.
n
Mr. H. H. Slopey was a Nowata
passenger Monday.
Mrs. B. T. Sloj>ey in convales-
cent after her recent illness.
IJ I • - r'
Red Label is 50 per cent Sorghunf
at Rogers.
^
Mrs. C. \V. Scott and Miss Luze-
na were shopping in town Tuesday-
Miss Edna Hudson, who has
been quite ill is reported improving
Good, negotiable paper bought
and sold at the First State Batik.
Mr. Tolley and wife have moved
out on a farm northeast of town.
Try a bar of Rub No More Soap
at Rogers.
Mr. D. E. Huffman the elevator
man says that his seed oats are
going out fast.
Mr. F. M. Fritts, of Coffeyvjlle,
Kans., was a Talala visitor Wed-
nesday of this week.
We sell Dr. LeGears Stock Food
Best in the world—Rogers.
That new soda fountain and card
rack in the drug store make the
surroundings look quite city fied.
"He was married 40 years and
prepared to die." Is the headlines
to an obituary in one of our ex-
changes.
Nine times out of ten it is the
man you call stingy who helps you
when you have squandered your
wages and are in need of help."
A new car of Crescent and Dia-
mond Soft and Hard Wheat Flour
just received at J. L. Beatty & Co.
Mrs. C. A. Jones who lias been
visiting relatives and friends here
for some time left last Saturday
evening for her home at Gas Cit-
Kans.
Parties having tax complaints to
present to the County Commission-
ers, can obtain the blanks for mak-
ing out complaints 011 by calling
at Dr. E. Y. Bass' drug store.
Beautiful line of Embroideries
and insertions just opened and on
sale at J. L. Beatty & Co.'s.
notice
Just received. Car Seed Oats.
Will sell for cash. Price is right.
See Hufimaa, at Elevator.
Master Wayne and Miss Thelma
Redding, of Claremore were Talala
visitors, with their cousins Earl
and Edna Huffman, Saturday and
Sunday of last week.
Mr. A. w. Campbell accompani-
ed by his cousin, Mr. Ed. Lock-
hart, of Moorehead, Kans., left
Wednesday morning for a visit at
Prairie Grove, Ark.
A young lady visited a cooking
school recently and her attention
was divided between a dress worn
by a fneud and directions for mak-
ing cake. So when she undertook
to write the recipe for her mother,
the old lady was paralyzed to read
the following: "Take two pounds
of flour, three rows of plaiting down
the front, the whites of two eggs
.cut bias, a pint of milk ruffled
around the neck, half pound cur-
rants, with seven yards of bead
I trimming, grated lemon peel with
lace fichu; stir well, and add a semi
fitting paletot with visite sleeves;
garnish with icing and passemen-
terie- Bake in a moderately hot
oven until the skirt it tucked from
the waist down in either side, and
finish with large satin rosettes."
Get in line for Sunday School
Join either the Red's or Blue's
and take port in the contest.
Every person in Lown in Sun-
day School every Sunday is
the aim.
card of thanks
\\ e wish to thank our friends
and neighbors who so kindly assist-
ed and done so much to comfort
and help us during the sickness
and death of our little daughter
Pearl.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Spickerman.
Mr. H. A. Jester and son Roy-
made a business trip to Nowata
last Saturday and while there, Roy-
met with quite an accident. Rov
met an acquaintance and they went
into a place where some draymen
were unloading gas pipe and in
storing them away they stood the
pipe on an end. Roy and his friend
were busy in conversation when
one of the pipe fell, striking him
on the head, the blow rendering
him unconscious for some twenty
minutes, and it was not until he
became conscious that he knew he
had been hurt.
II
WASHINGTON MCI MVS UP.
1 to three doctors; was kept in bed
for five weeks. Bloxl Poison from
I a spider's bite caused large, deep
1 sores to cover his leg. The doc-
| tors failed; then "Bucklen s Arnica
j Salve completely cured me,"
1 writes John Washington, of
I Bosqueville, Tex. For Eczema,
J Boils, Burns and Piles its supreme,
j 25c at Bass' Drug Store.
"t VOLTS AT COLO ITKCL.
"Your only hope." said three
doctors to Mrs. M. E. Fisher, De-
troit, Mich., suffering from severe
rectal trouble, "lies in an opera-
tion," "then I used Dr. King's
New Life Pills," she writes, "lili
wholly cured. They prevent Ap-
pendicitis, cure Constipation,Head-
ache. 25c at E. Y. Bass Drue
Store.
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Stapleton, William H. Talala Gazette. (Talala, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 25, 1909, newspaper, February 25, 1909; Talala, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc184216/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.