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Tl'LSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 17, lf M
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Palace
& The most complete Grocery
Exclusive agent lor Sherman liros.'
TEAS, COFFEES and SPICES
No, 6. North Main Street,
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BREAKFAST DELICACIES
b plenty await your picking out here
sliced bacon in jars, marmalades,
jellies, sun cured California fruit,
and, of course, all the cereals you can
think of. The point we wish to make
is this: We have right here in this
store, ready to hand out at a moment 's
notice, anything and everything you
want for an appetizing breakfast, and
our prices won't take away your ap
petite not one whit.
Pearl Grocery. Phone 110
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1 Can Save You
MONEY
On Buggies, Surreys, Driving Wagons, Stanhopes and Road Wagons.
I have the larges t assortment and the latest styles. My prices
are right. C me in and see my stock. I can please you. I
also carry the finest line of single and double harness in the
city. Harness Supplies, Robfs, Etc.
W. B. Frederick
South Main
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Low Rate Frisco Excursions
HOT SI'h'IN'CS, ARK iflO.P") n,lmd trip. Sell May 7th
to !ub. Return limit May 11th.
OKLAHOMA CITY, O. T.--$4.S0 round trip. Sell May
7th to Hth. Return limit. May lOih.
KANSAS CITY, MO. sfft.so round trip. Sell May 14th
to 17th. Return limit, May ll'th.
lilRMIN'OHAM, ALA $21 .Rj round trip. Sell May 8th.
Return limit, May 2tith.
EX 1 1 0. T. $4.!KI round trip. Sell May Sth to 12th.
Return limit, May 13.
GITHRIK, O. T round trip; sell May 20th to 24th.
Return limit May 2'ith.
El'REKA Sl'RIXOS, AUK. $10.20 round trip. Sell
daily. Return limit, !KI days.
Sn.riU'K SI'RIXGS, I. T o'.o0 round trip. Sell daily.
Return limit, !() days.
LOS AXGELES AND SAX FRANCISCO., CAL. $50.00
round trip. Sell daily until May Sth. Return limit, July
31st.
CITY OF MEXICO $10.S") round trip. Sell daily until
May ')th. Return limit July 31st.
PARIS, TEXAS $10.00 round trip. Sell May 3rd to 6th.
Return limit, May l.'ith.
ST. I'Al'L. MIXX. $23.50 round trip. Sell May 20th
to 30th. Return limit June 0th.
CHATTANOOGA,. TEXX. $23.05 round trip. Sell May
7th to 0th. Return limit May 19th.
GREENVILLE, S. C $31.55 roudn trip. Sell May 12th
to 14th. Return limit, May 31st.
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Commercial Hotel
Formerly TlUworth
Coweta, L T.
Refurnished
Renovated Refitted
Under nn and jprtncd management
Larva, new sample rooms. Caters
espertallr to Commercial
Travelers.
Q. L. Hackleman, Proprietor
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The World Prints the
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Market
in Tulsa.
Telephone 1G7j
...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 haste. What's
done here is well done. Our prices
compare favorably with any high class
work.
LAUNDRY
The Right Way
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Street, Tulsa
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"XLNT" brand soda watev is fliaile
from pure distilled 'water. The South
reatern Bottling Co. 3-24-tl
News While it is News
AN EXCELLENT
F
I FIGHTING TLAMES IN
! ELECTRIC THEATRE
THE
iTilE FOREMAN'S SUNG.
Films of Latest Pattern So Perfect
In Detail As To Convince of the
Unreal Being Real.
W hat excitement nlti'iids a lire 111
a crowded neighborhood in a large
city! Perhaps nnthiiur appeals more
to the American people than the dash
of the department to the scene of il
riiullagratioii and the terrible conflict
there engaged in. The struggle t"
ave life and pmperly rouses the
hlood in the most sluggish among us
and makes us all want tu engage in it.
The Hrnndiige and Fisher Amuse
ment company, who are furnishing
the carnival in this city this week.
have in their "Klcetric Theatre
tin I
EATURE
very latest tire fighting tilms, taken They shook hands and the whole push
in San Francisco by the Edison j proceeded to the carnival grounds, ac
company. These films show the ex- companied by Rosey, who chanced to
perienee
of a fireman in a large city
from the minute the alarm is sounded
to the time the tire is extinguished.
Every detail is accurately depicted.
One imagines, while gazing, that the
hoises, apparatus, burning building
actual, so reliable is everything,
actual so reliable is everything.
The Hrundiige and Fisher i ipany
ake it a point to exhibit the "Fight
ing the Flames" films at each per
formance, so that the public may
lu-ve a better idea of the responsi
bility devolving upon the men upon
whom we depend for protection of
life and property at all hours of the
day and night.
The Company also features "l.itt'e
Josie" in the Electric Theatre. This
child icceives hearty applause each
time she sings the popular song "It's
the Man With the Ladder and Hose."
The song is dedicated especially to
the American tireman, who, up to the
time it was written, had only the col
umns of the daily papers to record
his true worth and manliness and to
merely rt-fer to him when he met with
an accident, or was killed by a falling
wall.
The army and navy furnish heroes,
many of whom have been brought
into prominence by the action of
others. The policeman who arrests
a noted bandit is given a two column
write-up on the front page of a big
city daily, but (he poor firemen are
looked upon as doing only what they
are paid to do.
If you want to see the best "Fire.
Fighting" pictures made and to hear
"Little Josie" sing you should not
fail to visit the Electric Theatre at
the Carnival this week.
MAYOR MITCHELL
TURNS A JOKE
GOT THE LAUGH ON PROMIN
ENT LOCAL ATTORNEY.
THE LENGTH OF A LADDER
City's Executive Got Back on
Crowd of Joshers About His
"Hitching" Abilities.
That Mayor Mitehell is always
ready and willing to sprinc a poml
juke was evident at the Kubinsun lin
tel last nifrht, where a crowd of "jnk
ers" had cunirieated after tukiiu; in
the "Midway" at the earnival. Af
ter the assemblage became comfort
ably seated in front of the Main
street lobby, the conversation drifted
from municipal government to oil and
from oil to the marriage ceremony
which His Honor performed Tuesday
afternoon, and which furnished con
siderable space for the "jokers" to
get back at Mr. Mitchell, the major
ity of the bunch beiujf inclined to
have a (food time all on account of
the mayor 'a first "hitching act." Af
ter the "jokers" bad carried the
"hitching" controversy to a point
where the mayor had to get back at
them, he began to set his mind tin a
scheme to get even, and noon had the
argument transferred to the carnival,
which the Brundage & Fisher com
pany are now furnishing on East
Third street. The long ladder on
which RoRey makes bin perilous ride
being the particular piece of carnival
paraphernalia on which His Hon
or dpended, to get square with the
bunch Cur tho t'uu they had wiih liiiu
en the "hitching " ijmMioii.
A well known local ailoimy was
Milled with the usM'inhlagc and it was
he wini 1 1 1 i 1 1- I mi "popping" the
" liilciuiii " I'l'H'iiinii.V tn ill.- mayor
and null time it was i ii-n t i -i it-tl it
nut iiiiiilv caiiM'il considerable laugh
ter. Finally, tl.e Ilia.M'l' Mici'ffdcd in
iLicc'.in; tile cl'i i'ti lllKhtiuli In the
c.iiniwil, I'liltii'lllllllv I' Uosey's llld
ile , anil M" n hi a 1 1 ol an uignincnl
: ! llic iiii'.lli nt' il, (lie mayor at
lilt- -;iii i' time saying it m;M he mi
liiii.iV lii-t loll::. Till' lllt' llliy W tlii
had been having n time with Ihe
in :i vi r in. account nt' the " hitcliinj "
t'i t'i nnaiiri', logflhcr with the ivM
i i ti.i "iiiimdi" weie i n 1 1 their
!.".! i'. i'! i '. t!.e;n li ving to convince
till- IliaVr
t'ilt lil','
3 i I .
colliil.
S.i las!
iik nt Lit
ii'i Inn-' n
i' ll.al he was auay oh", and
. uli lie, could I'l.iiii' neai'ei'
1 1,, i-nrirrt leir.th, than lie
and fill ions do! tin' alan
ine that the front of the
hotel soon resembled the
Hour nt the ( liiia.'o hi aid of trade.
''o tarntst mid peisiftent was the ar
g:ilnint tint Mr. M : t 1 1 . ! 1 . who al-
ways has his eyes open fur a good
I jibe, v lis Soi n oil his feet Willi this
proposition ; "I'll bet ymi a box of
ithe best cigars in the liohinson hotel
;tliHt you can't guess anv nearer the
enirth of the ladder thiin I
can.
be in the hotel lobbv, and who was in
dtu-itle the bet.
After the party arrived at the show
'grounds, and the attorney took a good
focus up the long incline, he remark
ed that he would guess (111 feet. The
I mayor walked up to the ladder, cast
j his eagle eye skywards mid between
the stopping points in a good hearty
laugh, remarked, "Well, I guess !Ki
feet," and before the last words left
his mouth, the "wise" ones in the
; hunch. :'ave a Comanche yell which
could have been heard for several
squares. lie crowd returned to the
Robinson hotel, where the best ci
gars in the case, and a whole box of
them were passed out to the push and
the attorney footed the bill.
It has been been asked not to mon
th n the lawyer's name in this arli
cl,'. hut should any render get next it
will be to his advantage to not mon
th n Rusev's ladder to him.
H. C. ROUSE'S WILL.
Bulk of His Fortune Goes to Family
of a Friend.
Cleveland, Ohio, May lli The will
of multimillionaire Henry C. Rouse,
the railroad magnate, chairman of the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas road, ha.
beeu admitted to probate. The only
living relatives of Rouse are nephews
and they get a small portion of the
vast estate. The hulk of it goes to
the home of ,1. S. Raymond, with
whom Mr. Rouse made his home while
in Cleveland. The total value of the
estate goes into the millions. Otto
Miller, a nephew, gets $10(1,000. One
of the Raymond daughters gets $25,
000 under a codicil, instead of a very
much larger sum which was mention
ed in the original will. The codicil
was drawn when the Raymond daugh
ter married. Hugo Miller, brother of
Otto, gets a l.oiKI-aere ranch. Mrs.
Felix Hughes gets one-third of Mr.
Rouse's three-eighths interest in the
Rouse block at the coiner of Super
ior street and the sipiare. Mrs. Heh
rens, of Kansas City, gits the same
he'iiest as Mis. Hughes.
MURDERED NEAR ST. LOUIS
Man Bound For Oklahoma Drugged
And Robbed in Illinois.
St. Louis Mo., May Hi. John M.
Hickey, aged (U, of t'hestei Held, 111.,
traveling overland to settle in Daven
port. Okla., was drugged and robbed
of !f.'00 in Madison, 111., ami died
there a few bonis later. His bay
team and covered wagon, taken by
robbers, are being today sought
thiouult Madison and St. Clair coun
ties. Hickey had f-'illtf in his k-
cts when be arrived in Madison last
Wednesday, nerurding to I). Z. Ded
rick, a bartender friend, to whom
l.e exhibited his money. When he
was found dyin.' in the rear of he
King Oeorge saloon yesterday only
one cent was in his (Mickets.
Shortly before he died he called for
Dedrick and told him, lledrick says,
that he had been drugged and then
robbed. "I wish I had taken your
advice and put my money in the
bank," Dedrick says Hickey said to
biin. "They've given nie some bad
stuff and done me up."
SHOOTINO NEORO CHARGED
Wynnewood, May lfi. Wallace L.
St. t'lair is charged with havine shot
Sam Calhoun, a iiclto, in this place
last Saturday night. St. Clair was
arraigned before CoinmissionerPfTie
fer at. 1'atiln Valley and bound over
to the grand jury without bail. He is
in jail at Ardmore.
Get the habit.
eejsre out sale
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Your choice of any Suit in the house including Kuppenhcimer & Co.
system, worth 15.00 to 25.00, now 10.75
Boys' Wash
Boys' Linen Wash Suits, all styles, regular
For Men's
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:iGLE CLOTHING Go.
NEXT DOOR
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I "Say Tom,
Where You
Goin'?'
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"Goina Around to
Campbell's Harness S
I Shop to Get a Set j
of Driving Harness.
I Ain't I Goin Some?" j
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1 NORTH END
! MARKET
Carload lots of Beef, Pork and
Veal, the best meats at
absolutely the cheapest prices.
Best Steak 10c
Pork 10c and 12 Jc
Veal 10c
Uoilirifi' Meat 6c
Roasts at.... 8c and 10c
Oleomargerine 15c
Hams 14ic
Bacon 14 Jc
Other Goods in Proportion.
ZAUN BROS.
j PHONE CONNECTIONS.
MAR TINIS
The Druggist
East Third St.
12c
Knee Pants, all sizes, regular
43c
Fine Dress Shoes worth 3.00,
85
38c
For Men's Fine Madras Shirts regular 75c
LAST DAY JUNE
FARMERS' NATIONAL BANK
Everybody Eats Well Who
Eats at the j0 J3
opposite Hiisro
PAS.SEN(iKK UKPOT
J.
Bockfinger & Hedgecock
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, ABSTRACTS
See them. Suite 4, Froug Building, Tulsa, Ind.
HOLLAND & WINTERRINGER
Sell More Sugar For 1.00 Than Any One
1 lb. Valambrosu Creamery But
ter for 25
Fresh Country Butter -0
2 cans Nile Beaches 2.1
2 cans Kaster Brand Beaches 3.ri
The best assortment of dress goods
in Tulsa.
HOLLAND & WINTERRINGER, 106 Main St.
Telephone 117
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TAILOR SHOP
I have opened a tailor shop in the west end
of Pittman's Jewelry Store and will do all
kinds of Men's Tailoring. I have had twelve
years experience in the business. Best
fit and workmanship guaranteed.
A. Y. Almquist.
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Tulsa Vitrified Brick Co.
Owen Face Brick Co.
Manufacturers
Re-preised Sidewalk, Dry
Prist Face and Common
Builders' Brick .
Office Archer BuUdlrv
PtauMtM
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25c Pants, now 12c
75c Suits now 43c
now 1.85
Shirts now 38c
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Eagle Hotel
S. and R. ALLISON, Proprietors
Hainy weather makes us think of
Umbrellas. We have a large assort
ment at the right price.
Shoes of all kinds, the best shoe
for ladies and gents, at the cheapest
prices to the best.
Have Your
Panama Hat
Cleaned m4 Re-blocked the
Sam As New
Tailor Shop Third and Main
W. 0. Bohnefeld
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