Tulsa Daily World. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 208, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 27, 1906 Page: 3 of 8
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THE TULSA DAILY WORLD. SUNDAY MORNING MAY 27 1906.
NO CONFETTI TELEPHONE POSTAL
NO NUISANCES And They Scnd for Your Mcssacs-phonc 348
World Want Department
ONE
FOR SALE.
For Sale C!iriii several iron beds
dressers and wash stands. Address
"Furniture" World ollice. .VJIi-Ot
For Sale l-room finished residence
."ill-t'iii I corner lot S Mucks from the
piiBt ollice fenced well; $11011 down.
$1110 iiini !f-0 per 111: ntli per nut.
Messick limber Kusl First street.
.VJ.I-lit
For Sale Five room linu.se irod
water niul pis cunneelii ns. See liock-firiti-
and H.-decock 1 IS Main st.
S-lS-tf
For Sale Two Jli Winchester ntul
me 22 Colt 'is tarnct m. One ti foot
one :i foot show case nt a bargain
('lav Funi it u iv Co. .VJVtf
For Sale No. S National I'rilline.
ri;r with 2.') horse power hoiler and
tools. Address "Hoiler" care The
World.
For Sale The Hluc Front Livery
Stable and fixtures in Collinsville I.
T. Also n fine residence. Will sell
for cash or on time or trade for farm
land. If interested it w ill pay you to
come and see me. G. J. Lowell l'rop.
Milk Cow for Sale We will sell
mi miction Kiuarc Saturday after-
noon May 10 one fine Jersey cow
yielding a good mess of milk. John.-
siyi & IJrewer. '
FOK SALK A nickel mint auto-
matic peanut and popcorn master al-
most new. Address Aiureline l'hil-
lips Oswego Kan. 5-10-6t!
For Sale Two cars of one and .two
year old mules gentle good colorrJ.
out of good mares. Will make 15 to
1(5 hand mules when grown. J. It
Roper Itasca Hill county Texas.
5-25-71
FOR RENT.
" FOR KENT Brick store building
just complete elegant location. Best
town-in the Territory. Broken Ar-
row Ioan an Investment Co. 5-27tf
FOK KENT Two suitable office
rooms on Main street. All conveni-
ences. Inquire nt I'ittman's
5-27-(it
FOR RENT Brick store building
just complete. The best location in
town. Size of room 25x75. Apply at
once Broken Arrow Loan Co. Brok-
en Arrow I. T. 5-25-fit
For Rent Three room house on
North Second and.-Cheyenne. E. M
Lattimer Room (1 Rosenueld building
5-25-tf
FOK RENT .Room and board can
be had for gentlemen nt -410 South
Frisco street. Also barn for three
or four horses and buggy. Apply at
41(1 South Frisco. .V.viUil
For Rent One large unfurnished
room suitable for light lioiisekfciin;
Enquire corner South Second and De-
troit. . . 5-25-(it
For Rent Kive room house good
water and y:ns connections close ilk
See' Bockllnger. and lledjjceiirk 11$
Main street. - 5-20-tf
I'OR llENT-r-bnrgQ store house oo
Mqin nbfl.'KccontfyjioHh. .'tttx4S good
condition tup' luiil electric lights.
Apply Arts and Crafts. 5-20-ot
FOK RENT Owner going away
for the summer desires to rent nil
furniture etc. to responsible family
only two story house on Sixth street
one half block ground all shaded'
among tlie best properties in Tulsn.
Buel-Rodolf Investment company.
5-19-fit.
Rent Free I have forty acres of
land I will rent free of charge. For
particulars see K. E. Lynch. 5-2.1-tf
For Rent Two rooms for light
housekeeping furnished ('timer 4th
and S. Boulder. Austin Abbott.
5-22-nt
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lost Small bunch of keys on key
ring. Finder return to elerk Brady
hotel and receive reward.
WANTED A place to room and
bonrd for man and two children must
be private. Address K Lock Box 502
Tulsa I. T. 20
W&ntfid tit Bntf ftnOvta flov Vnrni
ture Co. will pay the highest price for
seeond hand poods of all descriptions.
They want them badly. See ns before
selling without fail. Corner Seeond
and Boulder. Phone 171. 5-16-tf
House Cleaning Lawn Mowing
etc. done by a competent man. Call
on Geo. W. Dickenson at Crawford
Bros.' store. 5-4-tf
WORD ONE
Sam Peaks wants to d gardening
house denning mid landscape work.
You'll liud him in the Alexander
building.
WANTKO- An expel iclicfd driver
for Wilson. I'liiqiit I iv Cli-anini!
I'arlor Ea.l First street.
If you want to burrow money on i
city or farm lands lie sure to see
us. No red tape no delay. We can !
i i se loan as soon as pn pel's can be
made. '
U'l-'KT S11VCI l.'TflY I
Hoi hi 7 Alexander buildimr.
WANTED-Fifty tents any size.
Call at ('lav Furniture Co 5-25-lit
Wanted l'osition ns stenographer.
own typewriter. Can give rct'ernce.
Box 1112 Monett Mo. 5-24-lino
Wanted A position by a young
ady stenographer. Inquire 404 Fourth
and Elwoiid.
Lost Watch and chain between the
Katy depot and one block south of
M. E. clmrcli or on Boston. Finder
leave at World ollice and receive re-
ward. Wanted A good city loan for $350.
Low rate. Borrower must apply per
sonally to Sutton & ' Evans 'Farm
Loans over Fanners' National hank.
5-17-6t
Wanted A young mnn with sad-
lle horse or horse and buggy (igpd
money for rustler. No-eanvassing.
5-16-tf
Wanted Newspaper Solicitors
Enquire of W. W.'Nenl Times ollice
Try a split of Sheboygan water
10 cts.
Wanted Clean cotton rags at the
World ollice
Wanted A girl for general house-
work. A middle aged one preferred.
Apply 414 South Detroit street.
vU-tf
Wanted Girl or elderly lady as
housekeeper for gentleman and his
wife who are engaged in business and
need some one to care for their home.
Address "Z" care of World.
5-22-6t
If you want any abstracts made or
extended bring them to West & Sin-
gleton Room 7 Alexander building.
Guarantee satisfaction. Managers
Tulsa Title & Abstract Co.
Wanted Those who desire a good
counter lunch or a first-class meal at
25c to patronize the Blue Front Rev
tamaht corner of First and Boston
Jarfi Davis 'and Abe Reneriu props.
. ' 4-20-tf
Wanted To trade KiO acre farm'
one and a half miles from Mulhall
Okla. for Tulsa residence property.
W. B. Scott Tulsa.
Wanted Two rooms for li'jht house
koupvigtc nu -children Enquire at the
New -Stifle hotel. 5-20-0t
Wanted A lady with some means
to share my house for company. Mrs
S. C. Mi'Kinnev 107 Frankfort A-vc.-;
Tulsn I. T. 5-20:tit!
Wanted Woman cook at Marohal
house. '5-20-Gf
Wanted Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Address New
State hotel. 5-lQ-f.t
. Wanted Responsible parties to take
barge of dining room and kitchen nt
the Marchnl bouse Will either sell
or rent and make rent very' reason-
able. 5-20-Ct
Agents Wanted In every' town in
Oklahoma and Indian Territory to
write insurance for the World Acci-
dent ssociation of Omaha Neb. Ad-
dress Cherryhomca & Norman gen-
eral agents Lawton Okla. 5-17-Ct6
WANTED Fosit ion as stenogra-
pher. Own typewriter. Can give re-
ferences. Box 192 Monett Mo.
5-21-30
WANTED Driver at Home Bak-
ery for delivery wagon. Single man
preferred. 5-21-6t
Lost Sack of laundry; brown sack
with three rose leaves stanied on it.
Finder return to World office.
5-22-6t
Wanted Girl for general housework.
Two in the family. Call at 314 South
Denver. 5-22-1 week.
Wanted E?ery body to know I
dig wells in first-class shape cement
and all. Wm. Fields First and Detroit
WEEK ONE
Slrngling and Sheathing - Moth
done for ! '." per square in ti e city.
Other uotk paying 25 cents per hour
wai'teil -A. .bins the .lunk Penlcr.
li.'J I'.iist First street. 5-21 (it
Wanted The public to know that
lliose desiring to trade ton property
lor farm land.- can do so through us.
We also have l.ni.ls for sale suitable
for farms and lease-. Smith A; Vann
Heal Estate Eu-t Sit. ('ale Green-
Wood street. 3-14-tf
Wanted Experienced girl choco-
late diper. I'sihos Brothers new
First National bank buildinu'
Wanted Clean cotton rags nt the
World ollice
Bigheart Okla.
The oil fit v of the OSAGE INDIAN
RESERVATION' a GOVERN M ENT
TOWNSITE. For residence or busi-
ness lots at Hist cost address: F. W.
KING. I'awhuska Okla. 5-20-1 m
Notice to the Public.
1 "have this day disused of the
Southwestern Tea and Coffee House
an 1 will not be responsible for any
debts contracted from this dale. Bills
due the linn during my management
will be collected- by
j. C. .AKMOI'K.
5-27-2( ' '
. Notice.
All property owners abutting on
the alley between El wood nnd Frisco
blocks 04 10(1 124" and Ell are re-
quested to meet at II. O. Miller's of-
fice near the city hall on Monday
evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose
of deciding to run a luteinl- to the
main sewer on First street.
North Arkansas Lands.
We nre offering some extra good
lands cheap for quick sales:
440 acres fine white oak tie and pil-
ing funher 1 mile from railroad.
Price $10 per acre.
40 acres extra line mineral land
lead nnd zinc both showing. Price
$10 per acre.
100 acres nice farm and orchard
1-2 mile to railroad. Good water fine
timber on uncharred post good log
improvements. Nice tract $10 per
acre. Will accept city property in
exchange.
JOHN H. DOYLE
Harrison Boone Co.
5-25-fit. Arkansas.
NOTICE.
To the Patrons of the People's Oag &
Electric Company.
Owing to the indiscriminate meth
ods used in inside wiring and attach-
ing lamps fans and fixtures as now
being done in the city of Tulsa end
the fire risk caused thereby we liere-
by notify our pat roils and future cus-
tomers that hereafter all inside wiring
and connections must be approved by
this company before service wires
will be run nr meters installed; and
before any electric current will be
put through same a permit inusf be
secured. ...
A certificate from the. National
Board of Fire Underwriters w ill" be
satisfactory evidence ns to pniper
wiring. "
Respectfully
PEOPLE'S GAS 3l ELECTRIC CO
By H. P. Anderson President.
NOTICE.
Stockholders' Meeting.
The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the Tulsa Water U-M.
Hent & Power company will be held
at the company's ollice in the city of
Tulsn Indian Territory Monday t''e
4th tif June 1000 at nine o'clock n.
tn. for the purMise of electing direc-
tors for the ensuing year and such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
JOHN DERMOTT President.
GEORGE G. BAYNE Secretary.
NOTICE TO HOMESEEKERS
Either to Homefolks or to the Many
Strangers.
It has been demonstrated a thou-
sand times or more that we are the
best posted with reference to values
on City and Farm property of any
Real Estate Firm in the city; have
the largest list of desirable property
of any firm in town and never ask
one dollar above the owner's price
for it. We never have any trouble
in closing our deals because we do
business "on the square."
Our home people oiir banks and
every responsible business man in
town will ouch for this statement.
CENT
We hae unexcelled facilities for
handling farm loans and can -ii-
you materially in buyiny a farm.
Come and see us lu loie you pur-
chase properly. We alwav keep a
team hitched and are iea.lv to show
you free of Clarke. 1'eii.emlier I !i t'
name.
It. C. ROSE .x ( UMI'ANV.
L'llli 1-2 Main M.. Hume Id.
Notice.
IN THE I'M T K 1 1 STATES Col'l.'C
Fdi; THE WESTERN .H IUCIAI.
lilsTliKT OF 1MUAN TEUIII-
TolfV. SITTING AT SAI'FLl'A
MAY TERM.
In Probate.
IN RE WALLACE COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given I lull I shall
on the 2llh day of .lime IMiMl or as
si on thereafter as the matter may lie
brought before the Honorable Louis
Siilzliaeher Judge of the I'liilcd
Slates Court for the Western Judi-
cial I list rict make application before
the said court for an order to sell In
IT of block SO city of Tulsa Indian
Territory said properly being part of
the estate of W. R. Wallace deeeas-
. i ii i . . i .. . :
eil anil lieing neiu oy nun in ci
with Henry '('. Calhoun the only ami
surviving partner of the fir I Wal-
lace & Compuny t'qr tjie. purpose of
paying the indebtedness of said firm
... i ..i
anil ol I lie iieceaseu.
GEORGE W. MOWBRAY
Administrator of W". K. Wallace de-
ceased. Mnv 21 1000.
TALLEY & HA KNAG E Ally's.
5-20-1 mo
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
the building' committee for the con
struction of the Masonic Temple to
he built at Pawhuska Okla. will re-
. . i -in
eeive proposals to iurnisn an inuiei-
ials and to build and complete said
building according to the plans nnd
specifications furnished by Mathews
& Rnggles architects nnd superintend-
ents Tulsa I. T. until 4 o'clock p. m.
May 2fi 1000. Plans and specifica-
tions now on file at the Osage Mercan-
tile company's store Pawhuska Okla.
and nt the office of the architects Tul-
sa I. T. The building committee re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
JNO. W. FRANKS
R. W. TUCKER
DR. FRZD JONES
5-ll-27t Committee.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that A. J.
Resigner has sold his interest in the
Model Steam Laundry to II. J. Stoops
and R. D. Carpenter. The new 11 nr.
will be known as tbo Model Steam
Laundry nnd continue business nt the
same location. The new firm will
make collections and pay nil hills.
T.D.LEE.
II. J. STOOPS.
R. I). CARPENTER.
A. J. RIS1NGEK.
Tulsn I. T. May 22 '(Ml. 5-2:1-1 tt
Mrs. Hendricks representative of
("has. A. Stevens & Bros. of Chicago.
will still take orders nt her sample
room. Also the latest imported goods
by the yard. Latest novelties arrive
two or three times a week lake or-
ders for evening dresses and callin;
costumes and gowns. Perfect fit guar
anteed. Qualitv of material giiaran
teed at low prices. 1 was hurt in a
fall recently and cannot call on you
at present ; you must come to my sam
ple room over Pittman s Jewelry
Store. 5-22-Ot
A New Mark Twain Story
A new "Mark Twain" story is go-
ing the rounds. The humorist takes
long rides in the country in his auto
and one day the mud was so deep
that the machine stuck in it. On a
raiload near by an Irishman was
seen bossing a gang of Italians.
"I called to him." said Mark "nnd
he brought the whole bunch over to
lift the machine out. We elnshed
right away. The Irishman insisted
on bossing the job and I wouldn't
stand for it. 'All right' Bnid the
Irishman and he took bis men back
to the railroad. There was nothing
for me to do but give in. I sat in the
cor for about an hour and then called
for the Irishman to come back. 'Am
I to be bossf' he asked. 'You ore.'
I said. And he was."
Other waters sell at l.rc a Split
Sheboycan the best Wisconsin water
sells at 10 cents. AH drug stores snd
drinking stands. -
PARKER'S SHOWS ARE VERY
MJCH LIKED BY LADIES
EVERYTHING IS ORDERLY
One of the Reasons Why the New
Amusement Company Is the Best
Ii the Business.
Mr. Hopping ilie promoter of the
New I'aiker Amusement Company
-tales Mat lliele "ill po.siliwU bi-
ll i eiiiletli or "nowlliis" sold or
M-i il i ii I lie eai nival grounds during
the week commencing June I. The
following clippings I com the Paris
Texas papers show how the Parker
people sland i ll the coiiletli question :
T.ic thousands of people of Ibis
city and seetioii who arc now enjoy-
ing a week of the finest cleanest and
really most entertaining and instruct-
ive carnival shows ever presented in
this city have no idea how near we
came to losing this allractioii.
I'l loic the story is told permit us
to direct your alteiitioii to the vast
thri mis of bnlies t'.e best on earth
who throng the midway each evening
note the absence of that greatest of
all nuisances the confetti thrower.
You know that at previous carnivals
many instances have been shown
wbeie gentlemen have bad to lake
their wives Lome or engage in n per-
sonal dilliciilly every live minutes
in the evening to protect tbcni from
a lot of hoodlums who bad m regard
whatever for the pleasure comfoil or
safely of ladies. There are none of
the annoyances from the kid with the
cane who lipped your hat from be
hind there arc no rubber return
balls to arouse your anger and spoil
your evening's visit to ll.e carnival.
The entire absence or. these nuis-
ances is one of the reasons why the
New Parker Amusement Company s
Carnival is the best in the business.
hey will not permit mything on tin
grounds which will in any
way mar the pleasure of
their patrons and it is just on this
feature that we came near losing the
engagement of the New Parker
Amusement Company.
Mr. Stell the promoter and by
the way is the man to whom Paris is
indebted for this week ot pleasure
not knowing of this ironclad rule
had ai ranged for the sale of the
confetti privilege for several hundred
dollars and insisted on what he
deemed his right under his contract.
The New Parker Amusement Com-
pany very firmly told Mr. Stell that
they would cancel their engagement
for Paris before they would permit
the use of confetti on their grounds.
Their adherence to this rule is well
worthy of the highest commendation
by press and public. This attraction
is dean all the way through. Il
bears the seal of public approval nnd
ilu. sliiinii of cleanliness. Paris.
(Texas) Daily "Dinner Horn."
Anion'' the many attractive fea
tares of the street fair and carnival
ini rod need ill this city is tlie absence
of the confetti llit'owinc it bcinf.' al
-i.liitelv prohibited by the New Par
ker Aiinuuient Company. Numerous
neisons were heard to comment on
this verv subject last nij-'ht and to
commend the mana'.'cmelit for its
ruling in the matter. -Paris (Texas)
llaily Democrat.
Nichols Transfer Co.
Transfer and
Freighting of all
Kinds
A Home Institution which wants vour
Business Phone No J 18.
Have Your
Panama Hat
Cleaned and Re-blocked the .
Same As New
Tailor Shop Third and Main
W. 0. Bohnefeld
S MMMMMMMMMMM
ROYAL MARKET
Has the Best Meats and
at the Lowest Prices in the
City. 'PHONE 281.
Tulsa Manufacturing and Wholesale World
THE CHICAGO OF THE SOUTHWEST already
boasts some of the largest and most progressive
manufacturing and wholesale establishments of the
great Southwest. Natural gas coal in inexhaustible quan
titios tine building sand brick shale gypsum deposits
combined with the finest agricultural country in the world
form the greatest natural resources of any similar area in
the land.
The following es ablishmcnts are the leaders in Tulsa :
RATCLIFF-SANDERS GROCER CO.
none industry Dan J. DiivIiIhoii (on. Mgr. Doing an exclusive wuui-
uie business. No orders too large lor our capacity none too small ts
en-He our prompt attention. lli'Kiin business March 1903 buslnem n
meeds itid.nou monthly: 6 traveling salesmen
REA & READ MILL AND ELEVATOR CO.
.1 in ut:n -Hirers of the celebrated "Dinner Party" "Hlcn and Hare''
inlliiiiola" IiIkIi patent Flour. Kiln dried Corn Meal.
TULSA LIME COMPANY
The best lime in (lie territory for sale wholesale or retail. I sell lime nt
1'7 1-2 cents a bushel. Parties wishing lime call at ki'n in Lost City
or drop postal card addressed to WM. KNOWN.
T. D. LCI- A. J. RISINUER
MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY
Lee & Risinger Prop's.
West South 1st St.
Phone 88.
U. W. MOWBRAY
Pres. and Treas.
V. I. SI1URTLIFF
Vice-Pres.
MOWBRAY REALTY CO
City and Farm Property t
Oil and Agricultural Leases
For Sale
E. Main St.
Western Well-Tool Machine Company
Portable Drilling Machines
Rig Irons Boilers Engines Pipe Casing Drilling
and Fishing Tools and Oil Well Supplies
General Blacksmithing and Repair Work
Shops Boulder Avenue and Frisco Tracks. Phone 134
Offices Archer Block Corner
Condensed Official Financial Statement of Condition of
Farmers National Bank
At Close of Business April 6 1906
Resources
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts Secured
Overdrafts unsecured
U. S. Bonds and prem's
Furniture and fixtures
Cash and Exchange
Total
$ l'A'l.-l.lO.nti
Tlil.OO
7HH.17
31.OT.75
l.r)(i0.'J.')
128746.95
.fJ!)-VS.0S
The above Statement is correct. L. D. MARR Cashier.
Safety security and absolute reliability assured customers. Every cour
tesy extended consistent with conservative banking. Accounts of banks
corporations ana iiiuiviumuih boiu-iicu.
riFFII-FPU AK'T
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
C. W. Smith '
L. I. arr
S. W
C.
Pure Food Market and Grocery
C. C. SIGLER Proprietor
Phone 84. All telephone Calls Answered Promptly.
108 East Second Street.
Tulsa Transfer t Storage Co.
Ollice with Mowbray Realty Co.
ment House.
Phone 279.
Prompt Serrice. Household Ootid
Packed and Shipped.
TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING
T. J. LeGore the Tailor is located in
Room 9 Grand room'g house. Olfiee
hours 4 :30 to 8 p. m. See him for
styles. Have had 23 years experi-
ence in the clothing business.
Oppo. Postoffice T. J. Leflore. '
Tulsa Ind. Ter.
JAMES TUULEY
2nd. Vice-Pres.
C. W. ROBERTSON Jr.
Sec'y
Tulsa I. T.
First and Main. Phones 421-422
Liabilities
('apital fully paid
i Surplus
$ 30.0000.00
.i00000
"vJriO.oa
30.000.00
212108.06
I'mlivided profits
Circulation
Deposits
I Total
fJ!)25.")f.0a
tfarr
N. Wickizer
T. C. Wiekirer
- .. ... V. Smith
Do You Want Good Brick
For Buildings Founda-
tions or Flues? If so see
a
Tulsa Pressed Brick Co.
J. W. Pixley Manager
Phone 209.
Badger Ginger Ale bottled at the
Sheboygan Springs Wisconsin 5 ets.
at all drinking places. Pints 15e two
for 26e.
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