The Tulsa Democrat. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, March 4, 1904 Page: 2 of 12
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THE TULSA DEMOCRAT, TULSA, IND TER-TEN PAGES
Another Machine Shop.
The old Mathewson corner lias
been uurchased by ,J. L. Conner
who will open up a machine shop
at once, adding to his stock of ma-
chinery as fast as the same comes
from Chicago and other eastern
factories.
The machine shop will be able
to turn out anything that a man
may need, from the smallest and
most delicate piece of mechan-
ism up to the heaviest of the dif- j
ferent kinds of machines. All
kind of repairing will be done by
skilled and competent workmen
under the direct supervision of
Mr. Conner who is a practical
machinist and has been for
the past 15 years the gen-
eral foreman for the Barber
Asphalt Paving Co., having com-j
plote charge of all their maehin-1
ery in the United States
All kinds of boiler works will!
be done and especial attention1
will be given to the oil well busi-'
ness and to steam fitting.
Mr. Conner comes to our city
well recommended and settles
with us purchasing his property
without asking a cent in the way
of a bonus, because he thinks that
Tulsa will be a good city for his
business. He should have the
support and encouragement of
all-
The Impromptu Ball
The young men of this city who
gave the impromptu ball on Fri-
day night last did themselves
proud. The ball was held in the
Egan Building and was attended
by 55 couples- 'The music
was by the Imperial Orchestra of
Muskogee. About 20 couples
from Sapulpa, Mounds, Red Fork,
Claremore, Vinita and other
towns were present- Twenty-two
numbers were danced, and it was
well into the wee small hours in the
morning when the last dance was
was finished The floor wa3 per
feet, music the best, and lovers of
dancing enjoved the last ball of the
the season-
Deputy Marshals.
'I'he Poteau News in comment-
ing on the new Marshal Pritchard,
says that he will find some queer
creatures in the ranks of the Re-
publican party in the Choctaw
Nation. It has been the policy of
the last two officers to appoint a
negro as deputy where they could
find no excuse for so doing. This
has been very distasteful to the
Republicans of some of the towns
in the district that Wilburton is in,
but that place has admitted that
there is not a fit white Republican
there for Marshal.
Short Term Court.
Judge Leeds held court here
last Monday morning, and aside
from the taking of defaults, there
was nothing doing. Court ad-
journed at 1:30 p. m. and the
.Judge went back toSapulpaon the
afternoon train.
Epworth League Box Supper.
The ladies ot the Epworth
League gave a box social at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L.
U- Marr, last Friday night and it
was a lecided success- There were
present 30 couple and all had a
good time. Miss Tippen gave
several recitations during the
evening, and the supper itself was
a lively affair. It was a success also
in financial way, the ladies clearing
$17.91- Everyone present reports
a very pleasant evening and are
high in praise of the Leaguers as
entertainers-
THE TULSA NURSERY
T. W. WARING & SONS, Props.
t-l 1^
Growers of all kinds of Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees
Flowering and Ornamental Shrubs, Etc. Will contract to grow
anything in the way of Trees for planters in large or small lots.
We will plan your grounds and furnish trees to set same. "No
trouble to answer questions ”
OFFICE AND RACKING GROUNDS: Cor. South 9th and
Cincinnati Avo. Nursery ! mile South of Oaklawn Cemetery.
Ethics of Laps.
A young lady recently sent this
extraordinary request to the edi-
tor of her paper: '‘Do you think
it right for a girl to sit in a man’s
lap, even if she is engaged?” The
religious editor answered her
question thusly: ‘Tf it were our
girl, and our lap, yes; if it were
another fellow’s girl and our lap.
yes, but if it were our girl and an-
other fellow’s lap, never! never!
never!
See the latest designs in wall
paper at M. E. Zinn’s on First
street.
FIGURE WITH
D1CKASON-
GOODMAN
i LUMBER COMPANY
ON YOUR
BILL OF LUMBER
l
All kinds of Building Material.
Patent Sun Proof Paints, Guaran-
teed to stay on five years.
John McAlister, M’g’r.
Tulsa, Ind. Ter.
Believe In the Use of Irik.
The big revival being held in
Shawnee, has got down to a sure
enough business bases and rec-
ognizing the importance of the
press and the results to be obtain-
ed from advertising, have ta,<en a
whole page in the papers printed
in that live city, and now know
that they will be placed before the
public in the right way.
Drs. Wilson & Stevenson, over
the City National Bank, are pre-
pared to do all kinds of dental
work. Crown and Bridge work
a specialty.
Dr.Ward Green
veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate of University Veterin-
ary College, K. C. Mo.
Treatment of all diseases of do-
mesticated animals. Exami-
nation free at office. Charge*
reasonable. Phone 39-
Office:-R. S.Waddell's livery barn
Night or day calls answered-
TREES
BROTHERS
SPRING DRESS GOODS:
Our line of Spring and Summer dress goods is now in. They are beauties.
Call and see them. All the latest designs. Champagne colors, Linen Voile
and stamped Linens, especially new and beautiful as well as stylish. U
Henderson Corsets.
Brices from 50c to $3.00
Other Corsets, 25c to 1.00
Ladies Ready Made
White Goods.
Thc-e are made by the National
Underwear Co., and arc first-class,
dainty and up-to-date in every
particular-
Ladies Muslin Pants, 25c to 1.00
Corset Covers, 10c to 3.00
Chemises-50c to 3.00
Underskirts, 50c to 3.00
Night Rohes, 50c to 3.00
Carpets, Rugs& Mattings
A small line of Mattings to close
out at 10 percent off, while they
last- Our new line to be in soon.
Rugs and Art Squares in variety
at best possible prices consistent
with good goods,
Toilet Articles.
Perfumes Sachets and Toilet Pow-
ders, all kinds at bottom prices.
Toilet Soaps, the best and cheap-
est.
Thread, 6 spools for
Trunks, $1.75 to
Mens ties. 10c to
Umbrellas,
Better ones,
Shoes-
We have a full and complete
line of Shoes and Rubbers.
Babies Moccasins 20c
Babies soft sole shoes, 50c
Ladies Victoria Dress Shoes, 1.50
Ramona “ 2.25
“ Evylin “ “ 3.00
“ Finest “ “ 3.50
Mens Dress Shoes $1.50 to 5.00
“ Plow 1.50 to 2-25
Groceries.
Our Groceries are the best and
cheapest
Bulk Oats, 6 lb for 25c
Bulk Flakes, 6 lb for 25c
Good Prunes, 6 lb for 25c
Groceries,
Fine peaches 3 lb for 25c
Fine Nectarines 3 lb for 25c
Presto per packet 5c
Good bulk coffee 2 lb for 25c
Better 20c, 25c and the best in
town for 35c
3 lb Desert pears 2 for 25c
3 lb “ peaches 2 for 25c
3 ib “ Plums 2 for 25c
3 lb “ “ 2 for 25c
Best Iowa corn 10c
‘‘ Ind- Tomatoes 10c
A full line of Carnation, Ante-
lope and Kenwood Club all high
grade and hard to beat brands of
fruits.
Pumpkin 3 cans for 25c
Hominy 3 cans for 25c
Kraut 3 cans for 25c
A full line of soaps at bargain prices. Polar Bear Flour the
best made.
Give us a trial, we will give right prices.
TREES BROS.
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Jessee, D. C. The Tulsa Democrat. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, March 4, 1904, newspaper, March 4, 1904; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1075481/m1/2/: accessed April 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.