The Tulsa Chief. (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, March 4, 1910 Page: 4 of 8
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which th
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that
A mu-eossful revival is hour;
dueled in Sulphur. There
udd.ulit, many lnouruers in
town now, owing to the recent d<
eision ol the court giving Mrs
W hile Crust forty acres of land in
the heart of the residence district.
And having lust their earthly puss,
essions, I Imre is nothing lei t hut
Heaven fur many of the citizens.
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I’rof. John Knowles W eaver, in
si no I "i i on I runiei : in
Ksndail College, ■ :i,ve a very ' n
ces- I II I pi. i 1 11 ’ilI at t i ( •••!«•■
('ll; pel 11 • W( ek.
The hoc is not a pretty miinial
and few ctyltivuti him as an ■ .tin lie
fail hut a-, a tiller id' pure for ih
farmer he is lar and away a! < ad > ■ f
any other now kiuttvn.
Tin mini who forgot to-cud lionu
the roast for diiinur, after Ins wife
has reminded him of it, will reecivc
a roast that by will Upt forget when
he goes home til lioolh
The editorof the Cliiremure (hog
tons is said to have heeu sued for
toil thousand dollars damages by
the wife of the editor of the lingers
Comity News. There jf one woman ,)avi|, m|il, to th„ ol,iest
who eviileutlv knows where to go ... . , ,., .
• ^ ! man in t lie Mate, died Siimlii y morn-
aft< i money. jingahout four miles east of I'ulsa.
Broken Arrow people are com j »•' «'«" lo:' .v,,Hls of »«<• 11,1,1 l"“'
f their tine feel,1‘
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llow -where
. out of his hreas'
emerald glenniin.
V il, where a I I
itself like cmhroid
A complete line of Sporting Goids,
Guns, Ammunition, Bicycles, Motor-
cycles and Supplies, fishing Tackle,
Rase Rail Geeds, ;.n<l Pocket Culttry:
\ small house mi West Second
Street, between I'll wood and Frisco
Sts. was destroyed hy lire Mon-
day. The family, whose inline
was Ty roll, lost, all their effects and
{lie loss was a severe one, The tire
llail a good start before it was dis-
covered and it was to late to save
any goods. The house was the pro-
pel tv of Mrs, Barnard.
Took from It a Bundle of
Faded Letters.
the simheains that eha-ei 1 111
bees through the golden brae
Small wonder was il that M it hue!
Bradley thought this: small wonder
was it that the -ad-fared art isi-poet
grew to look Tor her mining over the
ring," he cried
ti.
oi arms repeate
cry.
“My father'
“See. like yours.’’
I 'ten the little old liulv sunk hack
again in her chair.
“Aiv you the Mu, Clink son?" sir
a.-!:< I, faintly. “Then win -”
“I am the Mact lov," he said,
proudly. "Michael Bradlev is hut
the name for the world that knows
IJ. W. Megee, Sporting Gocc?s Co.
iseHma
wmih mms^sma
Ilealher-seeiiie, 1 ........ a- mining hv I u:;"^ of the o1,1 ,lllv'-
I hen you. and his voice softened.
'viui must he tlii' I.aveiiia that mv
phoning of the theft
liens. 'Veil, with tile eggs a* pit s-
ent price, who could blame the
thieves for wanting to get a start in
the poilltiw business?
The ladies of the Baptist Church
have recently placed a railing and
curtail! around the altar of the
for some time. Mr.
Belt came here from San Antonio
some eight or ten years ago. The
interment took place at Oaklawn
Cemetery Monday afternoon at •'>
the services being conducted hy
lic\ II I Jones
morning she sped forth to her poor
pensioners, for ill-horn though the
old OSliea had called his grand-
child. Beilina had the open hand of
her ancestors and with Mis- l.iive-
liin - purse to fall hack upon -lie
dispensed freely,
It was one autumn morning when
he told her the truth and likewise
read an answering truth in those
glorious eves of liers. She loved him.
Then suddenly his own eves grew
sad. It was so still amongst th'
fast-failing heather that the voices
of the peat gatherers in the vallev
miles away came shrill and clear.
"Why do you sigh?" she asked
him, quickly, watching his face with
her eye- aglow. “Are you sorrv ill-
readi that you have fold me vmt love
me?"
li 'V. It. I
church, adding much to the .ppeat- lending ministers ot the lYcshyteri.ui 4]|;|| |u. ||
a me of the i lit erior of the cl '.lire
\ mist dimmed the man s eve- as
he hi*nt to kis- her and hi- voice was
, hoarse as u> wile her “Xa\ hut
I' ullerlou, one ol t lie , , ,, . ,, , .
in In- heart Mictiael Bradlev knew I ^ ,
father loved, the woman whose name
he Messed as lie died, the love of hi-
yontli."
\ soh ht'iike from the little figure
in the hrocndrd chair and she put
out her hands Mindly, as though
seeking to ward oil' a Mow.
“Come again to-morrow," she
-aid. “I 1 will think il over. Bet-
tina must not lose her youth and
her lmi' as I as I have done."
I.ong after lie had gone did Miss
T.avenia sit there, her dove-gray -Lk
gown melting away inlo'the dreamy
twilight, her slender form motion-
less: then at last, rising stilllv, the
little old lady made her way upstairs
Safely within her own room she
lighted the two tall candles on the
escritoire and, unlocking this, took
from il a handle of vellow, faded
letters, tied up with a lilac ribbon
The house was so still that tie
ng ol tlie great Murk in the hall
Plows, Plows, Plows! * *
WANTED
To be repaired at the Tulsa Flow Shop
lit) West First Street. Wo warrant a
First Hass job*
We also shoe horses and redair wagons
and buggies.
A. S. Atherton & Son
H. L. RAY’S OLD SHOP
A IYniisy 1\ania man drew ai "Mil
(lush in a poker game ami tin shock
to his heart killed him. But then
are few such fatalities incur mid
liicii will go eu risking such « hap-
pening e\ cry day.
Many citizens of Sulphur who
lose ill ir beautiful lion,is in t e
suit brought by Mrs. ('oi. White
Fio-t w i.1 refuse to l eliev r thr frost
is white. They will p rsist m eon.
sideriug it a black fro-t, ju-t the
same.
The Mid Continent <>,1 and (Lis
Producers \-socialion will meet to-
morrow for a short session and ad
jouru till Marcli ■-!(!, when the re-
gular session w ill he held. A well
attended and interesting occasion
is anticipated.
Chilli'll, Field Secretary of the m0nrland ami the sea a mighty
Board of Home Missions, will preach struggli wu- 'going on in a mail’s
Sunday niorniiig and evening at heart and all that dav he dwelt in
the l’r* shy teriaii church in I'ulsa. the Valley of Indecision: it wa-
in Fullerton has recenth refused when evening I'lm.i- that In- hettor
i1, *‘{vnvn ,'1' ’’'■ll ennld ' h ai 1 d st netl.v and Miss
■ l.avenia sighed as -lie read the ar-
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i cull to a Pittsburg eluiruh at a sal- ^flI won.
an three times ns great as he now is 1 n t ■■ mg. naiTow drawing-
rei'iiving, helieveiug he could do r''"ln- ''1'r,‘ ":l1 ' "«'rc pale rose ^ pm, , oimnli to u
mol. good where he is now He is ani1 ■' faint p. arlv gray ,in.,.;*
,• i i i , i ,i • ,i v here (hairs ol hotiev-colored wood , ,
n man ut mneli anility both in the , , ......j Mis- 1 aveina caught
-liar; lv. lL-ittg. s! c too
nnd-pn.—i'd into tin add
where Betl ina lay a-le
wrinkled old fair work
a- ,-lie heiit over the g:r
dent words sa dead Mai l'lov had
penned to her hi'fore Belt ina's tno'li-
er’s lveat t had hcen hro' .'n hv- her S
failhlt'-- lover.
“ M \ hi art V dear," -he < >■ ••!
“tliere is hut cue wav to love, and [
hut once in a L
pul, it and in c\i'ciiti\a positions
were upholstered with faded ruliv !
!• Meade and a -cent as of lavender i
lingered in the l’nse dn Barri cur-I
ta'ii-. .Mis- l.avema laced him prim-|
Iv. her Jong, slim, white lingers
clasped
it'd
The boys of this country are
coining to the front in criminal uu-
. , , . , , (oa-l' d eloselv lest the\ -ImiiKl '
dn'tlikings, at least. An (•!.uihntna . , , , ,, mm
. , , . . . ' show linn how she trembled, the' ,
( itv bo\ ot IS murdered a man for ,■ , i ,* , ,, , i -«it«'t
• . • | fold- of her gruv sdk gown tailing , ,,
Ins money Monday, and live (km- s4i(1Iv ovpr |K.,. |,igh-heel«l
neetieut. hoys were arrested the slioe- 1 lv,''d "
same day for trying to wreck a "Vet you say your wife live-?"
train so as to rob the bodies, she -aid ill a quici voice.
I hey ranged from the age of I 1 to she - still living, yet you have spok-
l'.i I’ime to do something to turn on ol love to Bettinu:
the minds of the youngsters to het- I he young man towed his head, j
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ter ideals.
sighed Botkina; and
1-- I .u\onia i aught the wli's-
nrd. “love."
"God for. vi* me!" -he inurimirel
| an hour later, as -lie wrote to Mi-
V on -ay . ,.i Mad hiv that would no;
-ay hini na v. “I i -1 I’m i w> me ! lie
; Jove- licl. -lie !m C- Ilim ; | mil-1 Tint
‘What do you i \pei t me to ,-uv ?”
she asked, and the soft voice held
the
apart. It may not he
OPEN
Day and Night
Geo. W. Mowbray, Sr.
LICENSED EMBALMER
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AND UNDERTAKER
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Cut Flowers of any Design Furnished Upon
Short Notice. Manufacturers of the Cele
hrated Egyptian Grave Vaults. : : :
No. 125. Corner of E. Second and Cincinnati Sts.
>d ‘TICK Tho business will be continued at the same
place and a slum* of your patronage solicited
| right, milled I tear it is sadly wrong,
hut iiii kaday! hi- a woman's w^v*
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Burkhart, Richard W. The Tulsa Chief. (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, March 4, 1910, newspaper, March 4, 1910; Tulsa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1173662/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.