The Tulsa Chief. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 48, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 31, 1905 Page: 3 of 8
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•TljE TULSA CHIEF
lease for the last sr.sri or elgi.
years, whi.e there has berr a'
i alarming increase in the numb-'
deaths from pnevrnor.c.
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PUBLISHED I VERY TUESDAY.
THE CHIEF PRINTING CO.
Qairft W. Henry, Editor.
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Entered nt the Tulsa postoflice as sec-
ond-class mail matter.
i All • ,2 great powers, exrep:
' Italy. Germany, and Austnd-Hur.
gary, are building spec.mors of the
.argest type of battleships. The!
I United States and Great Britain'
jare leading in the construction of;
! these steel leviathans. Great Brit-1
i ain is building 11. Franco 10. Rus- ]
jsia 6. the United Sta‘es 11. and1
Japan 2. The lowest estimate of
the cost of these battleships is,
$300,000,000. an average of S7.-1
III UilRIC TORY.
IT. !!. 01 no. Mayo:
J P,»H>p, llccorder
Ollie Marshall, M&r&ha!
1 *h i. r. Ott, Treasurer
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H K Tinch (
H s Waudell s
Jacob Moran t
\» .1 Smith s
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14 M l'ot*
A B (>wcns
FRISCO TIMM TAHI.K.
l’ir. Ward
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Third Ward
Fourth Ward
J Gold Crowns, SJ.OU. Full Set Teeth. SeflO. ♦
Ql. Painless Extraciiou, 2.v. Ill Mork Guaranteed and Painless.^
% The National Dental Parlors *
I# THE l*WC£ST QCNTAL CONCEKH ,N THC TERRITORY Z'j
% GOLP FILLINGS. $1.00 J
TURV2R UUILOINS J*L
Five Office* in Indian T,r:;., : TULSA I T Al.
Hates
TIMH or TRAIN’S AT TtU.SA.
East and North.
No. 412 l.\pet-- St. I.oms 2:55 p. m.
, , , , No 410, Meteor St Louis, 10:10p.m.
500.000 each And national rival- j No 414. Meteor, IC. e.....10:25 p. m.
ry is as keen as ever. Plans are .. ... V\est und Souili.
. . , . _ , , No 411 Exp. West & South 2:2.4 p.m.
being prepared in England if not in 1 No 40:>, Meteor, Tex. :i:r, a.m
.this country, for new battleships. •s"° Meteor, Oklahoma . u.m
, “ V. ii \V. TRAINS TULSA TO ENTP.
I even bigger and more powerful, Arrive.
One Dollar Per Year Iand' °f course' m0re CC3ti>’- This ! No! SS L^afiFringht
is an enormous investment of na- ; Depart.
tional funds in war engines whose -J°. [jlp. Fnid Passenger !:50 a.m.
, , No. bit*. Local. Freltfht ti:40 a.m.
usefulness may have passed before
SUBSCRIPTION
The senatorial fruit may hang
high, but it is within reach of the
longest pole.
Tickets to all parts of the world i
and baggage cheeked to destination.
For detailed information in regard I
to train service, rates, etc., apply to !
There can be prosperity for both j demonstrate their value, either for! Qr c- K- STROUVKLLE,
railroads and shippers in the Indian ; defense or attack. | c. W. STRAIN,
they are 10 years old. and before
! they have ever had opportunity to
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Local Agent, j
Territory this year.
District Passenger Agent.
Wichita, Kail.
The eastern people do not fear
the cold blast of winter, but come
to the west and are delighted with
our country and its resources.
The person who puts in half his
time bragging about himself, and
the other half in belittling his
neighbor, is disgusting to an intelli-
gent public.
The Japs have demonstrated to
the world that they are fighters.
They have twice captured Port
Arthur from the foe in ten years,
and the place is theirs by right of
conquest.
All is not quiet in the Philip-
pines. An occasional outbreak
among the Moros is reported. A
few days ago Lieutenant J. M.
Jewell was killed and six soldiers
wounded in the capture of a fort
held by Moro outlaws.
Prevents Snow Blindness.
Many British soldiers in Tibet j
suffered from snow blindness. The !
natives avoided this by greasing , 12:6") p. m. Accommodation. 10:45 a.m
their faces and then making a black '
circle around their eyes with a
charred stick. i MIDLAND VALLEY TIME TABLE
___m . _ | In Effect Thursday, November 10.
. 1 West Fust
Whiskers Refunded. : 4.30 p. m. Passenger 7.45 a. m.
Satisfaction guaranteed at L. L. L. ^‘^'raKNKS,'"'
ICATY TIME TABLE.
West. East,
110:00 a. in. Passenger, 2:40 p.m
—modatic
T. W. SCOTT,
A gent.
Harbor Shop or whisker* refunded.
10 and 25. East First street.
Remember we give a lieautiful cal-
endar with your picture mounted,
Free, with every dozen cabinet photos.
Chaney A Clyue, Tulsa.
Stevens Hardware Co. has just re-
ceived a car load of Elwood woven
wire fence, barbed wire and nails.
General Manager. Superintendent
W. O. ShaFKF.r, Local Agent
No, Maude, the new sign that the
Tulsa Plumbing and Cornice Works
have is not Mr. Isenberger’s master-
piece. He lias many more things just
as good up his sleeve.
The K (' barber shop is the place for
tonsorial work. Try it. East pirst st.
PU RIT Y
OUR MOTTO
An attempt was made a short
time ago to destroy the statue of j
Frederick the Great at Washington,
which was presented to this coun-
try by the Emperor of Germany. A
pian by the name of Rosseau was
arrested in Philadelphia and has
been identified as the man who at-
tempted to smuggle an infernql ma-
chine on board the Gunard steam-
ship Umbria in New York. Ah at-
tempt is being made to connect
him with the loss of the White Star
steamship Naronic, which sailed
fronq Liverpool several years ago
and was never heard from again.
The resignation of Fourth Assist-
ant Postmaster General Bristow
removed frpm the postofficedepart-
ment a most efficient official. It
was through his efforts that nearly
all the employes who were defraud-
ing the government in the post-
office service were brought to book
a year ago. His resignation follows
a disagreement with the postmas-
ter general with reference to a
fnatter of administration. Presi-
dent Roosevelt evidently has a high
regard for Mr. Bristow, for. after
.accepting his resignation from the
postoffice service, he appointed him
to another important government
position.
BwesReas!
The Thompson, Iowa, Courier
prints this nugget, which should be
printed in every newspaper in the
-country: A merchant in a neigh-
boring town states that his adver-
tising costs him 54 cents for every
$100 worth of goods sold. He
uses half a page for his business
announcement each week and says
that as long as people read news-
papers he will advertise. There is
, a man possessed of a good head.
Just as soon as merchants begin to
look on advertising as a branch of
the business which requires as
much attention as ahy part of it.
then will advertising pay. Honesty,
force, originality and persistance in
advertising makes it a paying in-
vestment.
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We absolutely guarantee every
article we put out. We have
made our reputation on that and
expect to maintain it. Bring us
your prescriptions.
Tulsa Drug* Company
PHONE 11
PHIL E. OTT, MANAGER
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
SILVERWARE
All goods arc of the latest designs and fully guarani
teed. All repairing promptly and neatly done, 1
make a specialty of gold work and watch repairing
E. P. GOFF
JEWELEf?
EAST FIRST STREET
TULSA. 1ND TER.
THE WATGHI1AN
The stfcatiy increase in the num-
ber of ddstths from pneumonia
throughout the country is giving
considerable concern to the health
officers in the larger cities of the
country. In New York, for in-
stance. the number of deaths from
pneumonia last year was 12.366.
which was an increase of nearly
3000 over the last year. For the
first six months last year 23 per
cent, of all the deaths were due to
neumonia. Heretofore tubercb-
csis has teen, looked upon as the
ferdat white plague, but in Nev
.York his beer a decrease In
>kM hdrfitibr of dealhslrom thisdis-j
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IT’S UP TO YOU 1
WE HAVE spared no pains or expense to equip our plant
with the best and latest improved machinery : buy the best
materials on the market: employ none but the most compe-
tent help, and can guarantee that we are fully prepared to
give you the most exquisite laundry work. Will you let us
have a trial package? : : : : :
Tulsa Steam Laundry
j|j Codrey’s Place Phone 74
Guards the treasure with no
greater care than we guirri the in-
terest of our customers. The ex-
pensive line of Watches. Diamonds.
Jewelry and Silverware we offet
can be accepted as al! that is best
and beautiful.
We have spent no little time in
selecting goods tjiat we know will
appeal to the taste of our custo-
mers. There are many pretty nov-
elties of Gold and Silver and other
metals shown at prices surprisingly
low.
We can save you money on everything belonging to our line, espec-
ially in your repair work. We employ two first class watchmakers, and
our repair department is running day and night to keep up with our ob-
ligations We will do your repair work same day you bring it if you wish.
Call and See Us. We Guarantee Satisfaction.
The Old Reliable
Second and
Main Streets
0. W. PITTMAN
Tulsa
Ind. Ter.
LYNCH & CALHOUN
ARE MAKING SPECIAL PRICES
GETTING READY FQR INVOICE
GIVE THEM A CALL. WEST MAIN AND FIRST STS., TULSA, I. T.
TULSA
MEAT -
—MARKET
Fresh Meats,
Fancy Groceries,
Agents for Chase & Sanborn's Teas and
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Coffees.
We carry a full Ijne of Htinz' Pickly, Preserves, Kraut,
Mince Meat, &c.
Wc pride ourselves on selling spjnething goed.
PHONp 52, MAIN STREET.
Wallace &Co.
i ONDKNSF.0 FINANCIAL STATF.MKN i’ OF Till: •
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
Tulsa, I ml. Ter. at the close of business an. 11, 1005.
RESOURCES:
LIABILITIES:
Loans ami Discounts.......3*0,044 40 Capital, full paid.........t ;tO,(iOO <x
Overdrafts................. ll.SCtH'OH Surplus.......... . ... l5,opr »i
U. S. Bonds and I ‘miniums *,lp5 (ill lindlvlped ITcillts...... 507 nli
Real F.state, Fur. and FJxt. 1,135 00 Circulation ....... 7,C*»0 0*’
Cub ani Eithangt...... $82,400 65 Dapjili*.............. 122,480 07
T***1..... $175,583 82
The above statement is nprrcct.
Total.........................$175,583 82
L. D. Mi^RR, Cashier.
WM. J TRIMBLE.
President.
GCC W MOWBRAY.
Vice-President.
J M HALL,
< astiier.
THE C*TY Nat|onal. Bank
4 UENKUAI. I1ANKIXU llt SlNI'.' ,X Tli .NSALTKO.
Capital Stock, $25,ooo. Surplus ajid Profits, $fC,ooo.
LUMBER
$$$$$$
We will furnish you the Lum-
ber to build a nice house. We
carry a good line and will be
glad to figure on the bill
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Remember “The White Yard."
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. RUSSELL LUMBER CO..
© East Second Strict, Tulsa, I. T. Phene 83 ©
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Before You Buy Your
Ammunition and Guns
Organized March 5, 1904.
Your busines will be appreciate^.
T. E. Smiley President.
H. II. Cline, Vice-President.
•T. 11. .Mcntrney. Cashier.
S. P. McHlrney, Lss’iCa.Mer
Bank of Commeroe,
TULSA. IND. JR-
Capital
$30,000 00
A Home Institution Solicits Your Business,
THE MOST LIBERAL TREATMENT CONSISTENT WITH SAFE BANKING.
Stilwell Incandescent Gas Burner
I have for sale the Stilwell Incandescent
Burners and will prepare them for you.
CALL AND SEE WE
Wm. Lawrence
T u I s fl, I. T.
Having purchased the D. F. Budd
Groceries and Meat Market
[would ask a share of the patronage of the people of Tulsa. Honest
dealing and courteous treatment is my motto, (ioods delivered to any
part of the city.
E. G. HALLOCK
SECOND DOOR
NORTH MAIN.
Tulsa Hard ware Co.
as they handle the best. Everything
in the Hardware Line.
FOR
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, DECORATING
SEE
E. H. FORESMAN
Estimates Furnished on Application. Phone 29.
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J M. J. Romino, It. N. By num,
* ROMINE BYNUM, £
S REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE $
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££ Olttci? iu Hyduiii IJIck K. at Hear
S of L'urmerh National Uank.
S COP.RLSPONDRNL’I. SOLIC1TKD Tci.sa, txu. Ter. S
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Henry, George. W. The Tulsa Chief. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 48, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 31, 1905, newspaper, January 31, 1905; Tulsa, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1173198/m1/3/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.