Tulsa Morning News and Tulsa Daily World. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 196, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 12, 1906 Page: 3 of 8
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TULSA DAILY WORLD SATl'HDAY MAY 13 1001.
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Palace Market
The most complete Grocery in Tulsa.
Exclusive agent for Sherman Bros?
TEAS COFFEES and SPICES
No. 6. North Main Street
SOOCODOOOOOOOCOOC
The Robinson
New and complete with the necessities of a
metropolitan shop. I respectfully request
my friends and patrons to call.
First Class Workmen
BATHS
Finely Lighted Well Heated
The Famous the only exclusive Ready-to-Wear Store in Tulsa has met with
"marked success since opening but there are yet hundreds of people in Tulsa
and vicinity who have not been to our store. In order to make it impera-
tive for you to come and see us we are making for two days only some
ridiculous reductions among which are the following.
All of our tti.oO $7.'(0 .fO.OO and oj
to $12.50 Skirts Saturday
$4.89
and Monday your choice
All of our $5.(10 $4.5(1 and 1.00
Skirls Saturday and Mon
day your choice
; $2.95
Three prices on our Waists:
Our entire lieu of while wash Waists
that are $.'1.50 $2.50 and $2.00 your
choice Saturday and Mou- r
day ipl.UO
White wash Silk Waists $5.00 and
$4.50 kind yours for Satnr- d AC
day and Monday-. L.yD
One lot while wash Silk aisls regu
lr $2.50 Aid $2.00 yours for
Saturday and Monday
$1.48
How is this 7
A 75c Waist for
25c
Ladies' Silk Shirt Waist Suits price
$12.50 Saturday and SIou-
price
5.45
48c
38c
Muslin Gowns worth 75e and
$1.00 Saturday and Monday ..
Muslin Skirts $1.00 quality 40.
Saturday and Monday "O
A $12.50 Black Silk Coat for
$6.98
Saturday and Slonday
Remember these prices are positively no good after Saturday and Monday.
We make these prices just to get you to Coming to the only exclusive ready-to-wear
store in Tulsa the best store to buy these garments.
NOTICE: It should be strictly understood that the stock in "The
Famous" is all new goods and different from anything ever kept
in the store room occupied by 'The Famous "
sTyEFMUS"
102 MAIN STREET TULSA U. S. A.
.'. Telephone 1 07
Barber Shop
J. W. Paschal
Proprietor
- ...Many Hands...
make swift work. That's one reason
beyond our willingness why we can
get out your laundry work quickly
when you're in a hurry. Don't think
for a moment however that we slight
work for the sake of I aste. What's
done here is well done. Our prices
compare favorably with any high class
work.
LAUNDRY
The Right Way
Bargain Days
fibrin p
U LQJ
TWO DAYS LIVELY
j J lot Face Curtains. 3 1-2 yards long
price $1.50 and $2.00 yours for
68c
Saturday and Monday ht pr.
Towels Napkins Quilts and Table
Covers at about half the regular
price
All Millinery at Half Trice:
$5.00 Ladies Hats
$1.50 Ladies' Hats
for
$4.00 Ladies' Hats
for
$.1.00 Ladies' Hats
for
$2.50 Ladies' Hats
for
$2.00 Ladies' Hats
for
$.1.50 Men's Shoes
for
$2.50 Men's Shoes
for
$2.00 Men's Shoes
for
$2.25
$2.00
$1.50
$1.25
$1.00
$2.75
.....$1.75
$1.35
$2.50 Ladies' Patent Oxfords
.1.75
for
$2.00 Ladies Patent Oxfords J(j
RUNS A MILLION AND A HALF
FARM.
A VERY WISE LADY
Object to Faying Taxes and Never
Does So But at Last Moment and
When She Has to.
Ni-rt Ynik. May 12. On' of the
(treat holders nf Manhattan real es-
tate about whom the public seldom
lean is Mini Mary U. I'inckiiey.
She i wns mure than 12 million dol-
lars' worth of Manhattan property
ami each month her iiffenlN collect
about 1vS"i000 for her in rents. Miss
l'inckney is so rich and so wise that
she maintains a block in the Bronx
as a "farm" and although real es-
tate experts declare this block to be
worth 1 1-2 million dollars it is down
n the the tux books as a farm and
nothing more.
Miss l'inckney is the great bugbear
of the tax department of the city for
she makes it an invariable rule never
to pay any taxes or assessments until
the last moment before her property
is to be sold by the city for unpaid
taxes. She has followed this custom
for decades being willing to be
charged 7 per cent interest on the
taxes when she knows the value of
her land is running up at the rate of
110 per cent a year. At one time the
KtiM
rwM
u y y Usui tea 7
SELLING TWO DAYS
$1.50 Ladies' Oxfords
for
1.00
...19c
..38c
Shirts
Men's Shirts and Drawers
at
Men's Scrivens Drawers
at
1 lot Men's $2.50 Negligee
with and without collars
for .:
$1.50
Men's Negligee Shirts with or without
lthout
.38
.50
collars regular price $1 yours
Saturday and Monday for
Men 's 25c So.x
3 prs. for -
1 Ijot Fmbroidery to close out; regu-
lar price 25c 20c and 15c per yard.
regu-
yard. '05
Saturday and Monday per yard
15e 10c and
1 lot J. B. Corsets the best $1.00
Corset made. Saturday and
'.75
Monday
1 lot 75c. Corsets and a bargain at
the price. Saturday and Mon-
day Boys' Linen wash Knee Pants
for
Boys 'Linen Wash Suits Sat-
urday and Monday
39
.10
.49
city paid $112S.0W) to Iter for a por-
tion of her holdings needed fr St.
Nicholas park. She is a niece of
Watt the inventor whose la rye hold-1
iis of land in New York weie the
foundation of her fortune.
With Miss l'inckney seven other
persons and estates hold -Mil million
dollars of New York real elate with
.1 . ii
an aggreuaie moniuiy rem rou oi
2 1-2 million dollar. William Wal-
dorf and .lohn Jacob Astor are cred-
ited with 10(1 million dollars each;
the (loelet estate owns HO inillino dol-
. i ii.
Inrs in houses anil mum; r.inmc
T. Gerry 2") million dollars; the lno
estate 12 million dollars and the
Clink ami llainmersley estates 12
million dollars each. The Astor joint
rent roll is half as great us that of j
the entire kingdom ol 0 recce and
bears about the same proportion In
tli.il ..t' tlia little kilii'ilntn ol' lien-:
L- It is far lanrer llian that of .
Servia Bulgaria Montenegro and a
lot of other principalities.
LOCAL PHYSICIAN HONORED.
Dr. C. T. llendershot formerly of
Indiana who located in ulsa six
months ago received a letter yester
day asking him to accept the posi
tion of assistant organizer for tln'!u(side of the
American Medical association with
head(iiarters in Chicago and with the
entire southwest as his territory.
While this is quite an honor the doe-
tor informed a World representative
that lie would not accept as he likes
Tulsa and desires to remain here in
general practice.
TO BE ELECTROCUTED
Dayton. Ohio May 12-Dr. Oliver
llangh. convicted for the murder of
his parents and brother was sen-
tenced today to be electrocuted on
August 2!l.
Our $o.00 Silk Petticoats
Saturday and Monday
3 Silk Kimonas white voilel red and
(lowered. Iiegular price $7.50
Saturday and .Monday
I lot White Bonnets regular price
$1.50 $1.25 and $1.00; Satur-
day and Slonday (J
A full line Ladies' Wash Suits in
white and colors ranging in prices
$3.00 $2.50 $2.00; Saturday
$1.48
and Monday choice
A $2.50 White Skirt
for
A $3.50 white Linen Skirt
for
$4.50 White Linen Skirt
for
A $0.50 white Mohair Skirt
for
$1.50
$2.00
$4.68
An $N.aO white Mohair Skirt ie mr
a beauty Sat. and Slonday. J)J id
A few Lnee Bed Sets real large and
handsome sold the world over for
$5.00 a set; Saturday and An in
Slonday to close i)ui4U
1 lot Lace Pillow Shams price 75c and
50e to close Saturday and Slon-
day 23
rl iCMvn WI Ann I
mm
BERNHAADT'S BIG "TOP"
j TO BE IN TULSA NEXT WEEK
j
Canvas Is Now the Property of the
Brundage Fitdier Carnival Co.
i
The dressing room tent used bv
j Sarah IliTiihiirilt mid her mmpiiiiy
i while lighting the theatrical trusts
' which forbade Sarah from playing in
'their theatres in Texas is now llie
j property ol the Hriiudaye Fisher
Carnival Co. it being purchased by
them from the Baker mid l.ockwvvod
' Mauulai'turiiig Company of Kansas
City w ho miiile anil leased the run-
vass to "ie manager of Bernhardt.
The lent is liciir.' u-nl (his season
iiv I ne Mniiiitngc v n-iier .miise-
Ill'll '"lany on their road lour fur
I their "Kipiine and Canine" college.
I The private coinpiiitinenl of the lent
! which was reserved for the great
French slur is now occupied by Har-
ney the "Arithmetician Ktiiiiie"
' who is considered as great a star in
I his line as the divine Sarah is in
jCiimile. When the tent was creeled
last week several comic limitations
vvere noted which were written on the
canvas. The follow-
" Sarah (ueen of
" Bernhardt and the
Death Defying Haee
Around the Track"
nig are
a few:
the arena"
Trust in Their
Three Times
"Sanih Sarah. Surah Surah. Don't
Fail to See Her; She is Actually
Alive and on Kxhibilion on the Inside
.lust as Ucpresentcd on (lie Baiuiers
Before You." "Those remaining for
the concert will occupy reserved seals
free of charge and will have the priv-
ilege of seeing Sarah feed her pel 1111-
itusi! which will positively no take
place until after the concert."
The tent is practically new it hav-
ing been used only a few limes in
cities where the thntrical trusts ilom-
inale. The Brundage & Fisher Amuse
ment Company will I m ulsh the at-
' traction for ibis year's spring carni-
jval which will be held during the
; week of Slav 14.
FREE ACTS WITH THE NEW
PARKER AMUSEMENT CO.
THESE WOMEN PROVOKE FATE.
They Leap the Gap and Loop the
Loop in a Daring Manner.
In the employ of the New Pinker
Amusement company which amuse
mcnt enterprise has been engaged to
furnish the attractions for the carni-
val for (lie week of June 4 are two
women who are termed "real provok-
er of fate." "Leaping the dip"
and "Looping the loop" the two
highest salaried acts of the world
are among the free attractions an-
. .. i. : . M. .1 ...
notiueeil tor carnival ween in iuin.
The lirsl named act is referred to
in press dispatches as the "mad ride
of She." Mounting on an ordinary
bicycle at the dizzy extremity of a
long incline "She" dashes deliber
ately down until reaching the upward
curve of the track rider and wheel
are thrown hih in the air. Basing
through a settling mass of lire and
Ihnne a smaller incline is reached
and the aw ful act is over.
Another free act is that of a wo-
wan known as the "Girl from Abi-
lene" who also seems to conquer
llie impossible at the risk of tier life.
Turning forty-six iompleto somer-
a monster cinfvvyeptaoincmfwypctiioi
sniilts in a liiii; hollow ball she rolls
down a frigliful .incline and around
a monster steel loop to the receiving
net. "The Hirl from Abilene" in
"looping tlit loop in a ball" per-
forms an act that is the extreme
limit of 'hnman bravery and which
no other person has dared to at-
tempt. Both these ads will be presented
twice daily during the carnival week.
NOTICE.
Stockholders' Meeting.
The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the Tulsa Water Light.
Heat & Power company will be held
at the company's ollice in the city of
Tulsa. Indian Territory Slonday the
4th of June 1!l(i at nine o'clock a.
m. for the lursise of electing direc-
tors for the ensuing year and such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
JOHN DKRMOTT. President.
GKORGE 0. BAYNK Secretary.
TURKEY IS COMING ACROSS
Made Overtures Today Leading to
Settlement With England.
i Constantinople May 12. The
Turkish foreign minister made a pro-
1 propositi In () 'Conner the British
! ambassador today regarding the set-
!llemet of the Tabah troubles. Ambas
sador Sterility told the Turk that
nothing but absolute compliance with
the demands for evacuation would be
satisfactory.
Fresh- and salt water fish at the
Fulton Market ojqiosite post office.
Bockfinger & Hedgecock
RKAL ESTATE LOANS ABSTRACTS
See them. Suite 4 Froup: Building Tulsa Ind
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
FRISCO SYSTEM
East Bound
404 St. Uniis Fxprcss... 5:l.r a. w.
412 St. muh Fxpress.. 2:.rri p. in
410 Meteor St. Louis !):.V a. m
414 Meteor Kansas City.. 10:1(1 p. m
West Bound
400 Meteor Oklahoma... 1:.r).i a. in .
41'l Meteor Tesas 4:lf a. m
407 Oklahoma Fxpress. . 1 1 :2.r) a. ni
411 Texas Fxpress 1 :45 p. tn. I
A. V. k W. TULSA TO ENID 1
Depart
ol3 Fnid Mail 4 :2.r a. m
012 Fnid Fxpress 1 :V p. rn
Arrive
612 Fnid Mail 2:2T p. m
fil4 Fnid Fxpress 0:15 p. m
W. F. WF.I.SH Agent.
HOW TO LIVE LONG AND ENJOY 1
LIFE I
This is one of the most iiiiHirliinl
iicstions of the day and should ap-
peal to every mini and woman who re-
gards life worth livinsr. Take plenty
of the proper exercise see each day
that r kidneys are healthy you
can do this and healthy kidneys
menu health and long life. It has
!)ccn deeiileil liy many thai the kid-
neys me the life preservers in fail
the blood must pass through the kid-
neys every three minutes day and
night. The blood comes to the kid
neys full of impurities gathered from
iill parts of the body and kidneys
u hen in health separate the impuri-
ties from the blood mid carry it out
of the body through the urine. If the
kidneys are healthy about one ounci?
of impurities are dis"luirged each day
fi 'in llie body through (he urine. Now
think of this: If the kidneys from
some unknown cause happen to fail
lo discharge these impurities where
does it goF Answer; In all parts
of the body causing impure blood
pimples sores tetter eczema; but
worse yet dropsy heart disease rheu-
matism uric acid deposit and llie
one and direct cause of rheumatism.
Diabetes bright 's disease too fre-
quent urination scalding urine sleep-
less nights bad dreams sometimes a
thirst brick dust deposit in the urine
female complaints; in fact almost
every disease that is prevalent is in-
directly caused by the improper ac-
tion of the kidneys. We are going to
tell you the only and proT way to
treat the kidneys and keep them in
health that they may perform their
daily task that nature has set apart
for them to perfoim. (io to the
Shackle Drug company and ask for
a box of Swain's Backache and Kid
ney Pills and use them for a short
time according to printed directions.
If you do this yon will have healthy
kidneys and healthy kidneys mean n
long and happy life. Now do not pass
on (he curative ami active properties
of Swain's B ickache and Kidney
Pills until al'te- you have tried them
for at least th- t"y days "That is if
you want to be ired or kept in a way
that you will seldom know what it
means to feel bad." By the use of
Swain's Backache and Kidney Pills
occasionally you will probably not
need anything else as medicine as they
keep the system in peifect health.
Here is the formula of Swain's
Backache and Kidney Pills: Biiclni
corn silk saw palmetto berries oil of
juniper berries Soda Carbonate Al-
oin Podopliyilin Digitalis and Oleics
of Capsicum so combined as to make
them an almost specific for kidney
complaints and diseases having their
origin from such kidneys. A kidney
medicine in a pill form is better for
the kidneys than a liquid medicine as
a liquid medicine contains more or
less alcohol that tends to irritate the
kidneys and you will find the liquid
medicine will leave you in a worse
condition than before you bad taken
it. You will likley feel better at the
time of taking as it will stimulate;
but all unnatural stimulants must be
followed with reaction and it is al-
ways for the worst. Now we have
explained to you that Swain's Back-
ache and Kiduey Pills will cure your
kidneys. You cannot doubt our state-
meut before you try them can youf
Certainly not.. Now you know Sir.
Shackle of the Shackle Drug com-
pany. Ask him if our statement is
true. If he says yes yon will we
hope for your own sake and enjoy-
ment give our Swain's Backache and
Kidney Pills a trial. If you will do
this it will mean great enjoyment as
they cure sick kidneys.
SWAIN MKDICINE COMPANY
Kansas City Mo.
Badger Ginger Ale bottled at the
Sheboygan Springs Wiseonsin 5 ets.
at all drinking places. Pints I5e two
for 26.
"Say Tom
Where You
Goin'?n
"Going Around to
Campbell's Harness
Shop to Get a Set
of Driving Harness.
Ain't I Goin Some?"
I 9
Have Your
Panama Hat
Cleaned and Re-blocked the
Same As New
Tailor Shop Third and Main
W. 0. Bohnefeld
HHHWNtM
Tulsa
Conservatory
of Music '
Faculty
Henry D. LeOron
Violin and Orchestral String In-
struments. Graduate Valpraiso.
Indiana. Conservatory of Music i
Leader of Tulsa Grand Opera
House Orcheetra.
I alph L. WoodV.
Piano Reed and Brass Instru-
ments. Harmony Composition
and Arrangieg. Graduate Wadell
Conservatory. PianiBt Grand
Opera House Orehestra.
Pupils Solicted
Terms Reasonable
Studio Front Second Floor Grand
Opera House.
Winter Piano Used
NORTH END
i MARKET
Carload lota of Beef Pork and
Veal the best meats at
absolutely the cheapest prices.
Best Steak 10c
Pork 10c and 12 Jc
Veal 100
Moiling; Meat 6o
Roasts at 8o and lOo
Oleomargerine 15c
Hams ..14Jc
Bacon 14 Jc
t Other Goods In Proportion.
TAiin nnne
1.HUI4 DnUt?.
PHONE CONNECTIONS.
Electric Wiring
FOR
Elictric Motors Elxtrio 8ioni
Elsctric DisrLAYS Electric Tans
Kemurncb Orrica ah a Buildimo
Wiriho
Agent For General Electric
Motors. " Price On All Size
A. W. TUCKER
Electric Contractor
Ofll With Hl-Rrnold Cmpanr.
M
W. ALBEET COOK M. D.
Offle Boon t U: t.-W to t.
Practice limited to di-
seea of the Eye Ear
jL None and Throat. Also
. Glasses fitted Phone 8.
Office Old Alexander Building Corner
Second and Main.
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