Bartlesville Daily News. And Bartlesville Daily Pointer. (Bartlesville, Indian Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 284, Ed. 1 Friday, June 29, 1906 Page: 3 of 6
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THE BARTLESVILLE DAILY SEWS
H. C MOORE
OutfCrMor to
D. L. OWSLEY
Hire, Tornado and
Accident Insurc’e
McDaniel ttloek.
JK»|>reaeni Only Old Line Oomptnj
S S Mendenhall
Livery and Boarding Barn
HIRST CLASS RIGs
reiiablh: drivers
THIRD STREET. NEAR DEPOT
KIDD &
BAILEY
Lumber Company
Tank Builders
All kind of rig and build-
ing material.
Not His Wife.
Ad old eouplt was sizing st a mar
Me memorial to s bishop, which shov-
ed him slaking into the nrmi of an
allegorical ftgure Intended to repre-
sent the Angel of Death. The old
Isdy surveyed the monument criU-
eally, and then remarked that It was
a good likeness of the bishop. “But,**
the added. “It aln t a bit like his wife.
I knew her well, and ahe wore spec-
tacle! and aids curls.’*—London Tit-
Bits.
In the Cruoh.
**T am not a famous author." muttew
ed the woman mho with torn bonnet
and draggled dress had just laborious-
ly made her way out of a sardine-
packed car. "but ! can say with truth
that I have a great work issuing from
ths press ”—Baltimore American.
Turbins Idea It Not New.
The modern steaih turbine was in
B' lne respects anticipated by an !n-
vtntlon of an Italian architect named
Branca, who lived in the seventeenth
century. In far more distant times
the engine devised by llero was at
lraat a bint of the turbine which la
now making headway against the fa-
miliar reciprocating steam engine.
Chauffeur's Largs Salary.
It is declared on the authority of a
leading member of the Automobile
Club of America that there Is one
chauffeur In New York city who is
receiving an annual salary of f«o,■ -
JuUDDDDDnnnnnnn
Cotswold Hills.
The Cotswold hills derives Its name
from the Celtic “Coet y aellt” or
"Coed y awl," the limit of the wood,
or the wood of the plain
Trees and Lightning.
About the most dangerous place to
“ ** k shelter Ir. a thuuderstorm Is un-
i*er an oak of elm tree, as was proved
*K.iln by the esperienec of a doten
persons In Prospect I*ark. Brooklyn.
1 nly * *hort time ago. This fact has
lone been known to scientists, but
nany persons are killed every year
by lightning because of the lack or
-Msreeard of this knowledge.—New
York Sun.
West 2nd Street
Phone 185
BERT DAVIS
(ieneral Contractor
and BuilJer : : : :
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
UN SHORT NOTICE:::::::::
HEADQUARTERS—
Midi A ELIS LUMBER OEFICK
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cT.^r
r
A Business Man
is rar * indeed who at one time or an
other does not have to sail on hie hank-
er f ir assistance. II is resources may
be ample but in such condition that
he ce 11 net turn them into immediate
esh 1.01 -s his bank helps him by a
loan —
7 1 • HRST NATIONAL RANK
—
.)* money to loan upon »p-
•curity at legal rates of inter-
file .nan with small business is
usly here as the man of large
airs. i)o you need anything that
uank can help you about?
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
George s. Hill
Attorney=at=law
OH FICE IN KASriJIIKN-IIILL BLDG
THIRD STREET,
DP. FEAZELL
Surgeon Dentist
Crown and Rudge Work a Specialty
Room 1, Opera House Blook.
Out of the Long Ago.
Venus had Just turned Adonis into
the anemone.
"I hops that horrid Mary McLnne
won t mention this flower in her
Iwk
But, alas—only too well do we know
that anemones and tooth brushes are
Choice morsels to roll under the lit-
erary tongue.—Milwaukee Sentinel.
Saving Meant Peace of Mind.
“The strongest incentive for a man
to save,” says I.eonore F. I^oree. "is
that it assures him peace of mind.”
Windows
and doors,
plaster and
cement
Good Work of Baptist Women.
The Baptist women of the world
• re supporting 300 missionaries
Church Gets Rich Bequest.
After waiting seven years for
Churlea H. Evans, the son of the late
Solomon Evans, to appear, the Meth-
odist church of Rochester. N. Y.. be-
comes the beneficiary to the extent of
128,933.47, under the will of the elder
Evans, who died In July, 1898.
The Telegraph Steamer.
The “telegraph” steamer U a v< ssel
employed to lay down or pick up a
telegraph cable, and every othei boat,
large or small, Is obliged to keep out
of her way. As a danger signal to
other crafts the "telegraph” steamer
displays two red balls with a white
diamond between them, and if the ves
sel is moving through the water the
red and green side lights are also ex-
hibited.
Motorist Gets Even.
An English motorist has been fined
> oftaa and so heavily that ha has
issued an advertisement stating that
in consequence of this “persecution"
he Is compelled to withdraw his sup-
fort from all charities, Including hi»
usual subscriptions ,to the church,
hospitals and other deserving institu-
tions.
cninese '.’Wine cart."
The “wind cart" used for irrigation
purposes by the Chinese consists of
eight tall mat sails, fixed perpendicu-
larly on a wooden frame. The sails
co round with the wind, which causes
the water from the river to he pumped
through a trough.
Had No Need For Timepieces.
An old Inhabitant of the village of
Maids Moreton, near Buckingham, in
England, has passed away in the per
son of Miss Mary Jones She never
possessed a clock or a timepiece of
any description during the whole of
her lifetime of 80 years. She timed
her movements accurately by instinct,
as primitive peoples do.
Where Bibles Are Scarce.
The majority of the lay members
it the Orthodox Greek church, scat-
tered throughout the Turkish empire,
do not possess copies of the new tes-
tament. The bishop of Pera stated
in 1898 that he supposed ninety-eight
out of 100 of his well-to-do cathedral
congregation were without holy bibles.
Memory of a Kiss.
Rev. Sidney Smith once said:
’There is much virtue In a kiss when
well delivered. We have the memory
of one.we received in our youth, which
listed us forty years, and we believe
it will be one of the last things we
shall think of when we die.
High Prices for Onions.
Onions are so scarce in New Zca
land that recently they were selling
»t $85 to $93 a ton at Wellington.
Motor Sickness.
As there Is seasickness and tra!a«
sickness, no ia there, undoubtedly, mo-
•ays th< Motorist and
Traveler. People new to motoring
suffer considerably during a run In a
faat car over Indifferent roada Ths
trouble Is dus to nothing more than
the shaking of the stomach.
Bound* Through a Microphone.
A scientist who has listened to tha I
voice of a housefly through the micro-
phone says that It sounds much like
the neighing of a horse We wo»\ld
not care to listen to baby through
the microphone, hut he would prob-
ably sound like the trumpettngs of a
distressed elephant with half a ton
of stomach ache aboard.--Minneapolis
fournsl.
Successful Electrical Exhibition.
The recent electrical exhibition In
tendon was such a financial success
hat the executive committee has beer,
able to refund to the exhibitors much
of the money they paid for space.
Smallest Horse.
California is said to have the smal
lest horse In the world. It la only
twenty-two Inches high and weighs
seventy pounds when shod.
You Will Be
Posted on Lo-
cal Affairs If
You Read The
NEWS
If Not, It’sAn
Oversight On
Your Part, 25
Cents per 30
Days.
A Dickens Relic.
The old shop at the corner of Dover
Market square, which Is associated
with Dickens as the place ou the
steps of which David Copperfleld sat
down, footsore and weary, after hla
walk from London, and in which he
bought his penny loaf, la being de-
molished to make room for modern
business premises.
Life Alwa/s Good.
Harold Begble, author of “Master
Workers," writes of an interview with
John Morley: “I aoked him what his
comfort was, how he supported the
burden of all thia unintelligible world,
how he Justified unselfishness and
righteousness In a purely material
world. His comfovt is, that the world
grows better, that man is happier In
doing good than lo doing evil, and that
life—even as we know it now—ia
good.”
Power of Parental Kiss.
The old Norse sagas attributed lrr«»
sistlble power to parental kisses. One
story tells of a mother who kisses her
son and he forgets everything, even
his betrothed, who is waiting for him
In the forest.
N» Artificial Emeralds.
The artificial production of emeralds
is declared to be Impossible by Prof.
Verneuill, the first creator of rubies
The Test of Courage.
She, “You men are such cowards.”
He, “Anyhow, one of us married you.’’
Wm. Johnstonk, Prest.; K. J. Rhnn, V. Pros.; K. L. Bkattie, Cash
The Bartlesville National Bank.
Designated by Interior Department as depository for Indian Moneys
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT.
Law Takes Hold of Schoolboy.
The Supreme Court of the Stats
of Washington has decided that the
law against disturbing a public school
applies to schoolboys as well as to
others. So John Paekenhom, the fotir-
teeu-year-old boy, who disturbed his
class at Chehafis, has been sent to the
reform school.
. Glass as a Steady Diet.
William Weeks, a professional glass
eater, was married in Oakland, Cal.,
last week, aad in the course of an in-
terview gave a useful pointer on glasa
as a steady diet. He said he had been
eating ground glass for fifteen years
and had thrived on it, but powdered
glass would have cut short bis career
long ago.
The Difference
in Cost
between a good and a poor baking
powder would not amount for a family’s
supply to one dollar a year. The poor
powder would cause doctors’ bills many
times this.
Df. PRICE’S
Thoughtful Pupil.
While in the full bloom of health
the past summer, a school teacher on
her vacation one day received a letter
from a pupil, which communication
she said brought her abruptly face to
face with the recollection of the frail-
ty of life. “Dear Miss B--,” the
admiring small boy wrote, “please
send me your picture. I should like
to have one In case you die ”
ere am
*
New Use for Oklahoma Cement.
That the capabilities of Oklahoma’*
cement deposits have never been fully
realized is shown by the fact that two
Watonga girls, who sent away for
white slippers for a big ball, painted
up their old ones with cement when
the ones ordered failed to arrive in
time, and found the substitute very
satisfacto-y.—Exchange.
How Few of Uc Are Prudentl
The prudent man opens his eyes and
*huU his mouth .^-Atchison Glob*.
Hunby Wasn’t a Prohibitionist.
Mrs. Hoyle—What a solid Toice
your husband has.
Mrs. Doyle—It’s a wonder to me
that It Isn’t liquid.
I
Baking Powder
is the most economical in the end, be-
cause it goes Anther in leavening and
insures perfect, wholesome food.
When ordering of the grocer always
call for Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Pow-
der by name for good health and good
food. It makes the finest cake, pud-
dings, flapjacks, biscuits and bread.
NOTE.—There are many imitation
_ baking powders which are sold from five
Pnice Baking Powder Co., cents to twenty-five cents a pound. Thev
Chicago. should be carefully avoided as they are
made Irem alum and are unhealthful.
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