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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28
]. T. AYARS' PHARMACY

WANTED 4 girl for general
homework. Apply at Hub Clothing
Go. b-2S-ht
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28

Polar Bear l. the finest -four IN the
world today. Ask your grocer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28

The new Employment Agency, cor
ner Main and Third streets, the Busi.
ness Exchange. Phone $40. #
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28
All goods must be
C.. O.. D.

After August H.. at Hale-Rcynold-
Hardware Go.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28

Try Polar Bear Flour, and get
Bread that l. Bread.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28

Jane, Cowden. of Cambridge, o.,
arrived in the city yesterday noon.
and is employed at the Coffee Kit
chen. formerly the lnman 4 Fowler
Restaurant at the corner Of First
street and Boston avenue. Mr. Cow
den J., member of the order of Elks
and comes highly recommended. both
a, q citizen and a. restauranteur.
See West & Singleton for lots in
Brady Heights, the best residence dis
trict in Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28

Biology teaches that not only the
body but every organ and every cell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28

FURNITURE FOR SALE Furn.
mrc in Am eight-room house for sale
The house for rent Located wei. lu
Admirable family home. Apply at
once To the Clay Furniture Co.. cor
ucr Second and Boulder G-2S-6t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28

The lumau a Fowler restaurant
ha, been changed to the "roilcc kIi
chen under 'H, urW management
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28

and Bgh Disease have been cured by their Kidney P also
Catah of the Stomach have been cured with their Dyspepsia ab
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28

The Prorcu- club wiI. hoId their
dance tomorrow night 900 the Fwi"rnu
hall. Good music and % gn"I Imr
promised
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28

Try Polar Bear Flour II is the
kind that makes good bread
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28

WANTED Female cook at Mar
rhal house. corner y 9ud and Main
G2G-Gl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-28

FIVE hundred head o' Tar cattle
crr shipped through here yesterday
n.rr the Frisco.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20
Clark Buys Noted Painting.

New Yorz. March - dogs in the
Fores'. -o'-i painting of the Bar.
b!zon schJJi. ~ " Deyiaz. he French
painter Il Forrest G!ades. has been
purchased A. a private sale by Senator
W.',!am \ C.ark. who will add the
picture % - .re collection Of Bar
biIon Masters Senator Clark bought
the p!c'Yre from q Fifth avenue ar,
dealer The canvas ~as one Of ,hs
hundred masterpiece shown in Par
Is feV wears s-1. and is said 20 have
been highly praised BY connoiseurs oi
tie BartIzon -sJdp of painters.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20

The remarkable recovery Of Kepa~ih
McIver Of vsneeboro, Ne, 10 the cub
jees OF much interest 70 the medical
frasernity and . eide circle Of friends
He Gays OF his case "Osin9 20 se.
we're Inflammation Of the throat and
congestion of the lunss. three DOCTOR
gave mo up TO die. when. - last re-
soss. was indueed 10 Try Dr.. Kins''
Ne~ Discovery and / sm happy to cay
il saved my lite" Cures the so's'
couehs aud code. bronchitis. tonsilits
weak lunRs. hoarseness and laRrippe
Guaranteed At all drug stores. sc
and tI. Trial hostile free.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20
% No, Be Imposed Upon.

Foley 4 Co Chicago. orgina,-d
Honey and Tar - ihroA, and lgrs
remedy and on sccoun, = ir- Er-a;
merit and pov J. .AritJ o. Foley. Honey
aud Tar many imitation. ar fred
Tor ih- seuGin-. Th-.- vorttl-.. M
i'a,ions have similar 80 4utirs asr;--
Beware Of them Tt- genuine y A..
Honey ani Tar .ins yellow p.c.Ag-
Ask for D, sut refo.e any -3tsi.;.i-
!, !. to- he., remedy FOR cI9sh. ar3
rol3s :. " McCo.i1u S 60.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20

Il ~. and AN ye, at'lis,ei with
,heuma,i.m. .ays Mr. J. c Bayne,
EDITOR of The Herald, Arlington. Gndi-
an Territory. bot thanks TO Cham
o-r!ain'. Pain Balm am able Onse
more TO attend 20 business. IL 10 the
o~st OF linimens II troubled with
rheumatism give PAIN Balm Q trial
and you are certain 20 be more Shsn
pleased With the p'ompr relief which
IL a6ords. One application relieves
the pain. For sale By all drugglsts.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20
Re-ert Asan.enee S,e,rer.

P'yuog'A. E-s,anG. March !a-TAs
A-7--:can line s'.aGe. =. LoI.-
which arrived SATURDAY from M
York. reports having passed On Marc
l3-h. close 20 ar abandoned s;eame,
believed 10 BE- 'he Dunmore from Car
ci5 for Newr0r: News. before repor.s,
abandoned Jan. l+,a. The dere'!c
was directly in tie track Of the -
Louis. bu' 'he clear weather enablet
her 20 avoid a collision
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20

OsaeswsineG % Gnter aasvcr Thomas
Feg AaesAer Term.
fhess was O msesing of eisisens.
sagnsss % the pssssies asking Mayor
Hhemas % bs o sas&idase for sAs same
pssasiss sss sssshss scar. % the eoon-
90 sAe@bss 1osday sfssrsoos. At
tAis Dsssing shs 1eyosalsy wss freely
6lsessss1. ssA 10 90 decided shas %
shis tine 70 was vssy esssssisl Mayor
fAsoss asssps NE eGbes for snosh. .
term. vAisA ~ sesssd 10 do.
l. G. Lyseh. who hss been an as-
piEsss Zoe The mayorslty. was recon-
mssds4 by the meetisR 40 . member
ef shs Bessa ef Pablie works Mr.
Lynsh sanoaneed himself 90 o eandi-
aidass Cor mayor several wesks ago.
sfsss Mayor Thomss had snbosseed
his insensioe of not entering the race
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20

Pi'tsburg. Pa March ls-An al
vance In wages % one cent per hou,
has been granted the employees of The
Pittsourg and Allegheny company. op
Grating the traction lines in Pf'tssurt
and Allegheny Recently the M.
made a demand for Al Increase q /.
eents an hour and the action o. th,
esmpany IA regarded as a coz promise
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20
Or. MORROW PLEASED.
@s ThrNs 6si,ssyds Ore OF 'he
Pre,t,es, PAGES in Country.

-s Th,rks Gainesville Ore OF me
Pre;test PAGES in Country.
pr. r 4 No,,oE OF New Iork, one
= rs- rronIuept p.y.icisns of that
.,;y. r Aere for few dsys on vi.it 70
=, parents. Col. srd Mr.. A P. Nor
rc~.
~. Morrow 10 sell pleased with
GArne,ville. which he deelar"s 20 be
one OF the prel,iess little eities he
has ever visrted. y dos't blame my
pArents for making their home here. "
ne d. "'or rothinR 10 mo'e joyful
than . cor genial climate and eonsenial
friends. II they are NOT sa,is6ed here
they eoold nos be satis6sd aDywheFe,
and if is ~as NOT for my practice,
whieh 10 virsaslly my living. wooId
dearly lose TO ecme 20 Gainesville and
spend the balance Of my life. ] do not
wonder tha, my dear father and
mother lore the place 90 veil, from
uhat I have seea 90 far"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20
UNIVERSITY sovs GONE. .
lsss en Eveniag Train Over Gainesville
ard ovsf Sunday.

Lsfs On Evsniag Traia Over csinss.iIls
ard ovsf Sunday.
rAs beys % the Usivsssisy OF Flor.
ids, Who gave the people es their TO-
tass home o treas In shs nature Of Q
1inssess exsssssismens saturday
sishs. sssssssd % Lake City By the
Gainesville and Calf ssndsy evening.
fAs bsys wsss yell pleased wish
the sisy. and expressed . regret that
shey eosia nos have rs.nained longer.
TAey wsrs treated 10 o drive Saturday
evsaing. through the eoaresy Of she
livery stables. many plsees OF interest.
ineluding shs Dew Cnive,ity buiid.
inRs. now Under course OF erection.
being waited.
AT the eoaelosioa oi the Performance
Saturday night the boys were rendered
O banqoet &C The Oaks.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Ihs Kind ysg Have Always Bought
s'ss.'.,: s..s. u: .. GHZzz.I
weal.-y re--esseear Found oe,s

K-uNSi..e. T.-n March i.-W p
M'cs-i. a p-on!E-I' ant wealthy CT
izsn Il knoXS.,.e. Vas found dead II
his Did Sa'urtay morning ~ his res!
t~rc- Heart affection - Attribu,.
a. 'aa caus- - h,s i-m!se He hat
not been ~. II. Vas re dsf.a'e,t
candida. f1r he Republican congrss
s!nnal ron!na'inn N ~ second Ten
ness.e tis-ric- :. lN.s
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20
ira Cay Reported Killed.

Columbus. Ca. March ia repor.
has reached Columbus ;hA' Ira :
Clary. formerly of this city. has been
shot 20 death IN In ni;an Territory. IN a
personal diihicul'y The r-lnor has
as We, been uuconhrmed
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20
A FATAL FIGHT
At TYLER MILL
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20

TO the Voters OF the City Of Gaines.
vGlI~:
I hereby spnoonee myself 10 q can
didste for Msrhsl. subiecs to yoar
votes st the coming monicipsl elec-
tion. n elected I promise Q foil and
faithful discharge Of the duties Of the
Otiee, and wiIl appreciate jour cup
port. collectively and individually
R@spectiully,
IL ] RlrF.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20

suffer IN sileDce a8d arin alcaG fsum
bod TO worse. knowine fall vel that
th<y ought 70 have immediate assist
aDee. bat . natural Dod<ssy inpels
them % shrink from exposing them
ssives % the quess;oos and probable
esaninafions Of even their family
physieian- Is is Unnecessary. without
Doeey or price yoa ean eoasalt . NO.
man whose knowleAgs from aetnal az
periescs b great
nsn. PsnAAsn's Sesa11ng lsvsestjsa.
wcmea suffering fro@ any form Of
sema!e weaknessare invited 20 promptly
eommunicats with NrA Pinkham. as
Lyns. Mass- All letters are received.
opened. rad and answered BY women
oniy. a woman CON frr<ly talk Of her
private illness % q woman; thus has
been established the eternal coafdenee
between Mrs- Pinkham and the women
OF America which has never been
broken. Out Of the vast volume OF
experience which she has 90 draw from.
10 Ia more than possible that she has
gained the very knowledge that will
help your case. She asks nothing in
r~tarn except your goodwill. and her
advice has relieved thousends. Sure y
any woman. rich or poor. IL very foolish
II she docs not take advantage Of this
generous ofyer Of assistance.
~ you are III don't hesitate 90 get Q
bottle Of Lydia z. Pinkham'sveRetAbls
Compound at once, and write Mrs Pink.
ham Lynn. Mass. for special advice
when q medicine has been successful
in restoring 20 health 80 many women n,
you cannot vel! say. without trying 10,
"I DO Rot believe it will help me
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20

Take LAXATIVE BRoNO Q4uiu-
Tablets. Druggists refund rnon-y . II
fails 10 eure. z w Grove'- .ignsi3re
10 on each boz. IS
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20

W. ". Bradford announces HE can.
didaey for City Tsx Assessor. and asks
she support OF the voters Of The city
Mr.. Bradford 10 the pres~nt incum.
bent. and hss ben 'ashfol and Ell.
eiens 10 HE wsrk He will sppreciste
the support OF the qualified electors oi
the city.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20

To the Voters of Gainesville:
thereby annoonee myself 10 Q can.
didste for Tax Assessor st the ap-
prosehing city election. II nominated
I will faithfully discharge the dutie.
Of shis impouan, ofiiee Respectfully
W. l.. HUi.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20
STOP, WOMAN! /!


That In address
ing MrA PING
ham you are CON
ading your private
lila 20 q woman
o woman whose Q
ence with women
eases covers q 4
mAay yearS-
MrA PinkhAm h
daughter in Law
LYDIA z Pinkhaz
and for many year,
wnAerherdircesioa.
and sipr~ her de-
erase she has been
advising sick wo-
mem free ofcharTe-
MAnY " q m en
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-20

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Arizona republican., 1906-01-06
PLEA FOR PATRICK
 A F0RCFFUL ONE
A Petition for Clemency Signed by
 Grover Cleveland.

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 5.-Governor Higgins received today a petition for the exercise of executive clemency in the case of Albert T. Patrick, the New York lawyer, confined in Sing Sing prison under sentence to die in the week beginning January 22,, for the murder of the aged millionaire, Vim. Marsh Rice. The petition is signed by nearly 100 well known persons. includ- ing lawyers, physicians and chemists, ciergymen and laymen and is based on the ground that there is reasonable Itioubr Of his guilt
 The signeTs of the petition include Grover Cleveland, John G. Carlisle and large number of prominent members of the New York City bar; Mark Twain; Allan McLane Hamilton, the well known aIienist; Dr. Austin Flint. head of the Bellevue medical school and many other chemists of standing: Rev. Dr. Chas. P. Parkhurst, Rev Dr. Madison c. Peters, David Belasco, and Robert Ersl1ine Ely. director of the league for political education.
 Governor Higgins said tonight that he did not know when he would act on the matter, but that ne did not ex- pect to give a public hearing. He would give no intimation of his proba- ble action in the case. but said that he had already given it some atten- tion and would consider it with the utmost care.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-06
CONFLICTING CLAIMS
 IN PRINTERS STRIKE
New York Union Gains Three Typo.
 thetae Shops.

New York, Jan. 5.-Tho Topographic cal union announced tonight that three firms of employing printers, members of the typOthetae had acceded today to the unions demands of an eight hour day and "closed shop" and by tomor- row morning about 150 of the striking printers will be at work. It was an- nounced that Puzey and company and A. G. Sherwood had signed the union agreement and tonight the Wynkoop, Hallenbeck, Crawford company settled with the printers. On behalf of the typothetae it was announced today that the fight for the open shop and the nine hour day was going forward steadily.
 The American Bank Note company, it was stated although not a member of the typothetae, had come out for the 'open shop" principle. The typoth- etae announced that 200 non- union men were now working in fifty "open shops" in the city and that the num- Der constantly is being added to. To assure the non union men of perman- ent employment, the tyopthetae declar- ed that personal contracts for one, two and three years would be entered into.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-06
HOME RULE
 LIES STILL
IriShmen Keeping it Out of
 the Fight
The Conservatives on the Other Hand are Trying to Scare the Country With It.

London, Jan. 5.-John Morley sec retary of India, speaking at Arbroatb scotland tonight said that personally he believed the only effective method of reform for Ireland would be an elective representative body which would have control of Irish affairs under the direction of parliament. He stood ready to cooperate in any scheme involving a less radical de- parture. if it could be shown that such a scheme would assure the reforms needed
 Former Premier Balfour addressed his constituents at Manchester tonight. but had some difficulty in securing a hearing. His speech was frequently and noisily interrupted.
 Ireland's fate in the present election fight raises an interesting problem. While the conservatives are doing their utmost to foment a feeling in the country against the liberals on the grounds of their home rule tendencies. d tacit agreement. it would seem. has been arrived at between the liberal and Irish leaders to defeat the tactics of the conservatives.
 Michael Davitt, speaking at St. Hen ems tonight, said: Ireland is in a stage of angelic political calm In no less than seventy eight out of her 1O2 constituencies no Cnamberlainite nor any foeman of labor dare intruce his political nose" While the Irishmen are thus avoiding any excitement or public feeling the liberal leaders are speaking as with one voice to the eff feet that home rule is impossible in the next parliament; in face that it is inn possible altogether until the country has had the opportunity of giving a special mandate on the question.
 MT. Birrell, president of the board of education, at Bristol, and Winston Spencer Churchill at Manchester both tonight expressed this view, MT. Churchill making this most interesting pronouncement: "Time has largely vindicated the views held by Mir Clad stone in 1886. While there never was a time like the present. when the greater mass of opinion is arrayed against anything in the nature of a startling plunge in the Irish policy, there never was time when the greater number of sensible patriotic people were prepared to give fair and unprejudiced consideration to Irish af- fairs; to admit that a wrong system of government prevails in Ireland, and to approach without passion one or the most difficult but the most attractive of the riddles of the British state craft"
 T. P. O'Connor, speaking at Liver pool. said the attempts of the cOnser- vatives to say that the issue was home rule and not the fiscal question, was contemptihle and dishonest. The per sistent abstention of John Redmond. leader of the Irish parliamentary party, from participation in the cam paign, is the subject of much com ment.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-06
WHATEVER NAMES
 ALL ARE STANDARD
The Case of Missouri Against the
 Oil Companies.

New York, Jan. 5.-The taking of testimony in two suits brought by the state of Missouri to oust the Standard Oil company of Indiana, The Waters Pierce Oil company and The Republic Oil company, from Missouri and to prevent the carrying out of an alleged pooling agreement among the compan- ies mentioned, was begun here today before Frederick w. Sanborn, a spe- cial commissioner appointed by Gov ernor Folk. The attorney general of Missouri conducting the statess case attempted to show from the witnesses introduced that the Waters Pierce and Republic companies were in reality but subsidiary companies of the Standard Oil company, the Indiana branch of which conducts the Standards business in the west.
 A. V. Jockel, formerly bookkeeper for the Standard company was a wit ness. He said he was transferred to the Waters Pierce Oil company's of flee at Oklahoma City, without re- signing his place with the Standard company. He said he had been in structed to say the Waters-P Pierce com pany was an independent concern, but he declared that Waters-P Pierce barrels was filled with oil from the Standard barrels.
 Attorney General Hadley said he would report recalcitrant witnesses to the supreme court and allow that tPi- bunal to deal with them.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-06
Otherwise no Part of the Joint Statehood
 Measure Will Get Through the House
Champ Clark Enghtens the House Regarding His Private Brand of Democracy-The First Gun Directed Aganst the Philippines Tariff Bill,

i termed the great stand pat" disciple and declared that one of these, Secre- tary Shaw, whose record as secretary of treasury included he said, classify ing frogs legs and poultry and ponys as household articles" for the collec- tion of revenue, was a logical republi- can presidential possibility, unless the mantle should fall on ''the gray and
 grizzled speaker, Uncle Joe CannOn.' Speaking from the forum in front of
 the speakers desk, MT Clark address
 ed many of his positive assertions
 directly to the republican members. He
 was interrupted many times and these , interruptions resulted in responses that delighted both sides
 The fight against the bill was open Cd in the interest of the beet sugar industry by MT. Fordney of Michigan. He recalled the republican membership
 to it's pledges on the stand pat tariff
 blanks of the party.
 Representative Curtis of Kansas to- day introduced bill to permit grazing leases of western lands. It allows leases for periods of five years under rules prescribed by the secretary of
 the interior
Arizona republican., 1906-01-06
EDWARDS MURDER
 MYSTERY UNS0LVfD
The Erother.in-Law of the Victim
 Still Guarded as a Witness.

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 5.-Coroner Mix, after hearing testimony this af- ternoon and tonight relative to the death of Chas. A. Edwards, of New York, who was found with a bullet wound in his head at the home of Chas. Hitler Wednesday morning. de- clined to make statement. A. Maxcy Hitler is held by the coroner as wiz ness. but is at his home guarded by policeman. The coroner said tonight. however, that no charge of any kind had been made against any person.
 A. Maxcy Hitler said late tonight that he would establish an alibi when the proper time came, but he refused to discuss the mysterious case fur ther.
 The witnesses in the inquest today were Chas A. Hitler and Margaret Reynolds, the latter servant in the house, where Mir. Edwards was killed. No statement was given out as to the purport of their evidences. One of the interesting developments of the day and which at first looked to be inn pCrtant. was that Chas. A. Hitler had turned over two pistols to the coro- ner for inspection, the coroner later giving them to a gunsmith. It has since developed that the weapons were old firearms which had been a part of a collection in the Hitler homestead for years. The theory that the fatal shot was fired with one of these pistols is not seriously entertained by the po- lice.
 Although the police have not given up hope Of finding the weapon which caused the death of MT. Edwards they are convinced that it is nowhere about the Hitler homestead. Today the coroner ordered the search there discontinued. The body of MT. Ed wards was taken to New York today.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-06
WIFE AND FRIEND
 DIED IN COMPANY
The Husband Taken to a Chicago
 Police Station.

Chicago, Jan. 5.-Mrs. Carl O. Ann berg, 1517 Aldine avenue, Lakeview and J. B. Moller, a travelling salesman, long a friend of the Almberg family were found dead in an alley near AL dine avenue and Buckingham Place al midnight last night. Each had been killed by a revolver shot in the temple the weapon which had caused their death being found beside Moller.
 The police at first believed Mrs. Almberg had been killed by Moller and that the latter had then committed sui eide, but early this morning while not abandoning this theory, they began an investigation to learn whether the two had been killed by a third person. Tie woman's husband Carl Almberg, was taken to the police station
Arizona republican., 1906-01-06
LAST OF THE DEAD
 IN MINE EXPLOSION
All Died With Their Hands Coverins
 Their Faces.

Roanoke, Va, Jan. 5.-The bodies of all of the twenty-three miners killed in the gas explosion In the Cooper coal mine at Coaldale, w. Va, yesterday, have been recovered. The bodies were taken from the shaft and carried to a house adjoining the big tipple at the mine entrance and laid there in a row.
 All of the bodies have been identified. Nearly all of the victims were found lying with their hands covering their faces. One body was in a sitting pos ture on a pile of coal, the hands cov- ering his face
Arizona republican., 1906-01-06
THE HOUSE DELIGHTED.
Champ Clark Tells What Kind of a
 Democrat He Is.

Washington, Jan. 5.-"Champ Clark democracy was eXpOunded to the de- light and entertainment of the house for three hours today by MT. Clark of Missouri and constituted the feature of the debate on the Philippine tariff bill.
 Clark's speech took a wide range and he labeled his political belief as above in answer to a question as to what kind of a democrat he really was. He talked of the Philippines and favored the pending bill; he discussed the gen. eral tariff question and in particular the German tariff situation. He re- viewed Bryan's record on silver and paid his respects in characteristic ora tory to the republican leaders. He as cribed future greatness to what he