The Taloga Advocate. (Taloga, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 8, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 1, 1903 Page: 4 of 16
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The Taioga Advocate
Me DOiiLAil PEK YEAR
The only Democratic Newspaper Published in Dewev County
John A Clem Editor— W I Clem Manager '
Entered at the post office at Taioga Oklahoma
mail matter'
as second class
THURSDAY JANUARY 1 1903
The friends of the Ship Sub-
sidy bill are still at work but they
are working very quietly
The fuel situation hts made the
public hot in the collar and pro-
vided it with cold feet '
There is a growing suspicion
that the administration sanctioned
the attack on Venezuela with a
view to strengthening its demands
for a larger navy
The Crumpacker resolution will
not die nor is it to be feared It
is intended for campaign purposes
only and will be kept alive with a
view to maintaining the interest
of the colored voter
The sacred tariff schedules will
not be touched at this session of
congress and the protected inter-
ests will be looked to for the usual
campaign contribution two years
hence
Senator Cullom’s trust bill has
a most inviting feature It pro-
vides for the appointment of some
50 spies to watch the trusts
With s’ 50 new appointees Mr
Collum can afford to risk the dis
pleasure of the trusts
Postmaster General Payne rec-
ommends that he be permitted to
say what are and what are not
newspapers and it would be easy
for him if so disposed to limit
second class privileges to$ those
publications whose editorial pol-
icy conformed with his views
The Shall of Persia has in his
palace in Tlioran a throne called
the P eacock Throne covered with
gold and wonderful gems the val
ue of which competent jewelers
have placed rt 820000000 enough
to build six first class ' battleships
or finance a small war
We don’t want war over the
miserable little Venezuela mess
The Kaiser wishes to be quite !andwe dont: want any trifling
friendly to Uncle Sam lie also I with our or with our Policy
wishes Uncle Sam to let him do
just as he the Kaiser pleases
'fhank you Mr William we know
a “jolly” when we see it and we
will see you and go you one better
We would like to know how
many shares the Almighty owns
of the Phidelphia and Reading
stocks and if He gets His div-
idends regularly The salary of
His servant seems to be O K
Because the street railroads
I Jannot be made establish the re-
turn circuit double trolley sys-
Sn the gas and water mains of
merous American cities are be-
ng ruined by electrolosys
The appropriation of half a
lillion to be distributed among
uch lawyers as Attorney General
nox may see fit to favor appears
) be about all the trusts legisla-
on congress will enact this win-
sr '
It has been said of the late
’homas Nast that he caricatured
’weed into jail the Tammany
dges off the beech David 'Dud-
y Feld out of court and Horace
reeley to defeat and death
I
either Germany has fooled En
gland into making a spectacle of
herself but she will not be able to
hold the English against us
For Farm loans at living rates
call and see Strang & Black
The Best Prescription tot Malaria
Chills and Fever Is a bottle of G nova's Taste
ttfls Chill Tonic It Is simply iron andQulnine
n a tasteless form No Cure No Pay Prioe 50c
to California
And to Prescott phoenix
and many other'point in Arizona
Tickets on sale daily during Sept-
ember and October
Through tourist sleepers and
free chair cars every day
Personally conducted excursions
three times a week '
Liberal stop-over privileges in
California See California ’scitrus
groves oil wells ranches vine-
yards big trees mines 1
California has productive lands
perfect climate good markets
The rich San Joaquin Valley is
an open door of opportunity for
the hustler
Santa FV
C L Seagraves Passenger Agt
The Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe i
Ry Topeka Kansas -
Qr Pjaffipgtor)
The only dentist in' Dewey Co
qrill be in Taioga every month
watch for his notice
T IP Ruble
Real Estate Agent And
V S Commissioner
Money to loan on good farms "
Legal work a specialty
Real estate of all kinds tor sale
Correspondence solicited
TaLoga m Oklahoma
0 fi and t F Shields
AUCTIONEERS 'J
TALOGA - - OKLAHOMA
Sales attended in all parts of
of the county Will be found in
town every Saturday
Dewey Co Abstracts
J E RUBLE
BONDED ABSTRACTOR
I have a complete set' ofl abstract
' bookstand Am-ppeparecl to
I furnish - abstracts -fob any :
lands or lots iq Dewey
i County s’ 4
TALOGA - v OKLAHOMA
W
‘ ’ t I “ '
Practicall Auctioneer
Will auction sales at reasonable
rates guaranteeing satisfaction
Can be found at all times in
1 Taioga O T-
J A Smith a prominent farm-
er of Raymond was in the capital
of the county Saturday evening
ftACES
A HEW FAST TRASH
Between OtUouis an d Kansas City and
OKLAHOMA CITY
WICHITA
DENISON!
'SHERMAN
DALLAS
FORT WORTH
And principal points In Texas and the South-
west This train is ni w throughout and is
made tip of the finest oqu'praort provided
with eleotrlo lip-ins and all other modern
traveling convenience It run via our now
completed
Red River Division
Every appliance Known to modern oar
building and railroading baa been employed
la the make-up of this uorvloo including
Dr SPEER
Physician and Surgeon
OFFICE ON EART MAIN S T
Professional calls answered day
or flight 1 A'
Taioga - - Oklahoma
Baker & Byers
— --Attorneys at Law
TALOGA - - - - - O T
F1 B SKerburne M D
physician and surgeon
Special attention given to dis-
eases of women and children -
HfOFFICE First door North pf Times office
Residence First door North of M E Church
TALOGA ------OKLAHOMA
w:t? hickok
Attorney at Law
COUNTY ATTORNEY OF DEWEY COUNTY
I s'
General Practioneer
Careful attention Given to Collections
Tbe Pjty Pool
Parlor ’
Shumate & Co - - - Proprietors
ST KAN (x A S f V BLACK
ATT0RNEYSAT LAW ’ “
J3P‘Practice in nil the courts
Guthrie and Taioga Oklahoma
Guthrie office - - Taioga office
Lyon Block - - - Bank Bldg
QAF?PepTeF?
x BUILDER
and undertaker-1
A full supply of Coffins always
on bauds Coffins sold 25 per cent
cheaper than neighboring towns
TALOGA O T
MONEY W I0AN
ON
tsrGOQD FARMS'
J E Ruble
Taioga
Oklahoma
Cafe ObservaSion Cars
under the management or Fred Harvey
Full Information os to rite and all details of
a trip via thla new route will be cheerfully
famished upon application by any repre-
aeatatlve of the
Jas: A Tabari
Practical Auctioneer will
auction sales in Dewey anh ad-
joining Counties Fifteen years
experianee Satisfaction Guaran-
teed j Sparta O- T
G W LASH
— AUCTIONEER — -
RILEY - - OKLAHOMA
Will attend sales in Dewey
and adjoining counties
Satisfaction guaranteed Charges
reasonable
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Clem, John A. The Taloga Advocate. (Taloga, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 8, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 1, 1903, newspaper, January 1, 1903; Taloga, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1916282/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.