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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
TULSA INVESTMENT co
Capital sos 600 90


There are a great many firms in the
real estate business here in Tulsa, but
only few of them have risen above
the ranks of mediocracy, for in no
business or profession does foresight
count for 50 much as in realty lines.
The firm whose name apears at the
head of this list is without doubt one
of the leaders in their line in this
section of the country. They have
been operating in our midst FOR the
past two years and in that length of
time have fully gained the conf lcncc
not only of thosewith whom they have
business dealings, but with the gen
eral public as well, which is one of
the greatest endorsements that can be
given any firm, in any line Of bust
ness endeavor. 1t is safe to say that
they have done as much, if not more
for the upbuildng of Tulsa than any
other one concern in the city.
A general real estate business Is
carried on and real estate is bought,
sold and exchanged on commission,
The company confines its efforts ex-
'uSively to realty lines not interfer-
with insurance or loans IN the
business. They have some of the fin
st locations in the city and also deal
largely in farm lands. AT the pres
ent time they are featuring the Lynch
Forsyth Addition to the city Of Tulsa,
undoubtedly one of the finest resi-
lence districts about the city. Choice
lots in this addition can be had from
the Tulsa Investment company at a
comparatively reasonable figure and
these lots are considered by experts
to be among the best investments
that can be procured in the New
State.
The members of the firm are: Mr..
J. Forsyth, president and Mr. {. B,
Lynch. secretary and treasurer. Both
men are enthusiastic TuSans an
are in the van of all movements fol
the betterment and upbmIding Of tins
city. Their Office is located ON the
corner of South Main and Third
street, where they will be pleased to
meet anyone interested. Correspond
ence is solicited and detailed informa-
ton concerning lands and properties
listed with them will be sent gladly
upon request. Any reference need
ed as to the responsibility or rella-
bility Of the company can be had from
any bank in the city, The members
of the firm are largely interested IN
trust.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
GETMAN DRUG COMPANY.

No line of commercial or profes-
,ional endeavor is prosecuted on a
better or more prosperous basis IN
Tulsa than the drug business, the en-
terprise and ability of whose pro
moters has had much to do with the
advancement of our commercial
Growth. A very progressive and re-
liable house in this line is the Get;
man Drug Company, located at llg
Main street. telephone "a. a large
stock of the purest and best drugs
are handled and accuracy and purity
are the watchwords of the prescrip-
ton department.
A large stock of Indian curios Is
also carried and some of the finest
specimens of the art work of the
lborigines of this section of the coun-
trv are on sale at reasonable prices
At this establishment. The Getman
Drug Company are the agents IN
Tulsa for "Ozarka," that delightful
water from Eureka Springs, Ark,
and more is handled by them than
by any other agent with the exception
of those in Oklahoma City and st.
Louis. This water is handled in ear
load lots. Give the store trial on
your next order.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
KEYSTONE OIL h GAS co
KEYSTONE REAL ESTATE co

The KeySone Oil & Gas company
incorporated under the laws of milan
Territory is one of the most promi-
nent concerns of that kind in this sec
tion. 1t was Incorporated and began
business about year ago and has
capital stock of 100000. The pur-
pose of the company is to produce and
develop the oil and gas resources of
this section. They are largely in
terested in various parts Of the Mid
Continent field and are known
throughout the coutry wide as one of
the most reliable and responsible firms
engaged in this line of business.
The main Office of the company is
located in Tulsa and the officers of
the company make this their home.
Therefore they are most enthusiastic
concerning the prospects of the city
and are doing all in their power to
advance the interests of the city. The
officers of the concern are III. ii. Mos
Ter, president: w. |. Stewart, secre-
tarv and treasurer. and both men are
enthusiastic members of the Tulsa
Commercial Club and when they are
not advancing the movements for the
betterment of Tulsa, they devote their
entire energies to their business. al
ways looking after the interests of
their clients personally.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
STAR DRILLING COMPANY.

The Star Drilling Company is not
only known throughout the oil and
as field about Tulsa, but has a repu-
tation for ability and efficiency over
the entire Indian Territory and Kan
sas fields. For the past four years
they have been operating in this field
and few men engaged in drilling here
have been more successful. The Star
Drilling company are the owners of
eight rigs and have put down some
Of the largest and best producing
wells in this section, especially in the
Glenn field, where they have done an
enormous amount of work. In fact,
they have been doing a pioneer work
here, and have put down more than
forty wells for Guffey & Galley. These
gentlemen employ only practical and
skilled workmen and all contracts
undertaken by them are brought to a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

conclusion as rapidly as possible. The
fact that they are so particular in,
whom they employ is in itself a re-
cCmmendstiCn of their worth.
Mr. Jno. c. McCready is the man.
lger # the company here, and Mr.
Frank l.. Breyfogle is manager in
Ch0nute, Kansas. Mr.. McCready is
pushing, energetic and continually
reaching out for business and getting
t. All contracts are personally sup
elvised by him and are carried out to.
the letter. The Tulsa Office of the
company is located in the New Turner
Building on the corner of Third and
Main streets, where any one interest
ed in their line Of business will be-
welcome at all times. Any references
needed concerning the company or Mr..
McCready can be had from anyone.
for whom they have done work or
from any bank in the city of Tulsa.
Correspondence is invited.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

purchases. The store is large, mod
ern, well displayed, and carries only
TIE best materials to be had. The
styles, materials, etc, are all the very
latest and great care is taken by the
management to see that every patron
of the concern is promptly, efficiently
and ccurteously waited upon, Nothing
is mis-represented in this store, and
every article sold is guaranteed otbc
Just as it is said to be.
The members of the firm are
Messrs. b. c. and S. C. Beane and
w. A. Vandever, all gentlemen of
many progressive ideas, long expert
ence in this line of business and mer
upon whom the entire community look
as townbuilders of the first water
In addition to the Tulsa store, they
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
WILLIAMSON BROS

Tulsa is noted throughout this
trade territory for her retail stores >.
In no city Of this size can there be
found larger stores or more complete
tocks to select from. Standing
prominent, almost in class by IL
self, in the Tulsa mercantile world,
is the store of Williamson Bros,
lealers in dry goods, clothing, shoes
groceries, etc. The firm is composed
t G. 7. and W. q. Williamson
tn Cf whom are representative
,usiness men and wide awake mer-
,hlnts. They are members Of the
Commercial Club and during the
eight years they have been in busi'
ness here, have done their full share
toward building up the city.
Their stock of general merchandise
5 full and complete and comprises
verything usually to be found in q
irst class dry goods store Then
clerks are always polite and atten'
tive and above all, their prices are
right. In fact, it is the secret of the
success of their store that they are
able to buy so as to undersell theil
competitors. Nothing is ever mis-
epresented here and you get youl
me oney's worth, or your money back
Williamson Bros, are great bellev
ers in the free use of printers ink
and attribute no small measure OF
their success to the newspapers wh'
have helped put their bargains before
the public. Give them a call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY.

One of the most complete and
finest AundricS found transacting
business in this section of the coun
try is the Model Steam Laundry of
his city. The business has been un
Ter the present management since
December last, but was operated
previous to that time. The prcsen
firm is composed of Mr.. 7. d. Lee.
Mr.. II. J. Stoop and Mr.. X. ID. Car
penter, all of whom are recognized
rs among the representative business
nen of the community. Mr.. Lee i,
he active manager of the industry
md is an experienced man in thi
line of business. He makes per
>onal supervision of all work turned
out by It's company. The new man
lgcment has greatly improved and
increased the facilities of the concerr
md the Model Steam Laundry now
rnnks with the first concerns of il
kind in the New State. Fifteen peo
Die are employed and only skille'
vorkmen are used. The business ha'
Nore than doubled since the institu
ion changed hands and two wagon
IRE kept busy continually collecting
md delivering the work of the laun
Try. II is just this sort of energ,
md close attention to the Interests
of their patrons that has made SO
many firms in this city grow from
the mediocre beginning to their pres
ent portentious size. None deserve
more credit than the Model Steam
laundry and none are more valuable
in business sense to the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
MRS. GUY HUBERT.

From the cru lie daguerrotype Of
our grandfather time to the variety
of beautiful photographs which may
be found in q modern stu lio is long
step. The excellence which has been
obtained in the Photographic art Is
one of the most noticeable examples
Of two worlds progress in recent
wears, and in our city there has been
no lapse along this line, our photog-
raphers being quick to discern what
ever is best and newest IN their art.
\ studio, the growth Of which is
identical with that of Tulsa is that
of Mrs. Guy Hubert established two
years ago and at present occupying
lne of the most handsomely furnished
mi equipped studios in the South
vest in the Reneau building on South
Main street. This well appointed
teller has established a well found
ed reputation for fine portrait work
not only throughout the city OF
Tulsa but throughout the surrounding
country also. The name of Hubert
on photograph is synonym for
'rtistic success, AMI the patronage
Of this studio is of character to in
Spire respect and conf lcnce in the
quality of the work.
Mrs. Hubbert came to Tulsa from
Neosho, Mo-. where she had con-
siderable experience in Photographic
work and had attained degree OF
success that could only be augu
mented in newer and wider fields.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
PEOPLES WOOD WORKING COM
PANY.

Among the high-grade establish
ments of Tulsa it is our desire to give
prominent mention to the firm, the
name of which appears as the caption
of this article, The company is in
corporatcd and is one of the most
solidly founded industrial organiza-
tions in the city. The officers are
Mr. Neutrality-suspicious. and Mr. NJ
J. Allen, secretary and treasurer. MIR
Taylor also personally manages the
business, being a practical man in this
line of work and having such progress
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
DAN RoDY.

4 man who is neatly apparelled
always commands more respect than
one who is careless about his dress.
Whether or not this should be so we
are not in position to say-tor al
though clothes do not make the man.
they 90 long way toward improving
his appearance. and you will invar
iobly find that the man, who is sue
cessful is the man who dcvotes time
and attention to his personal appear
nnce When you figure 1t out II
really costs less To wear tailor made
cl,,hcs than it does hand-me-downs.
Considering the prestige You gel
from wearing them, the increased
durability of the garments and the
satisfaction one gets one Is amp!
repaid. ., ,,;,ors
In Tulsa one of tke foremost thlors
i Mir Dan Rody. the subject oil thlS
sl.,ch lie has been located in tins
c;,v for the wear and half and mas
given absolute satisfaction III ever!
resnnct Ills establishment is one oil
the largest of its kind in tins section
of the country. six men being EN-
ployed and satisfaction is guaranteed
ON every garment that leaves the
place. Mr.. Rody is a progressive
man and handles only the best clothes.
His stock is complete and well Sc
lected. containing some of the hnest
pieces of fabrics ever seen IN this
section. He has on hand piece goods
of both foreign and domestic weave
and his prices are always right. Give
him a call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
BEANE-VANDEVER DRY GOODS
co.

The Main street of Tulsa is noted
20 country round for the high grade
business establishments and the en-
terprising merchants that are located
thereon. Undoubtedly one Of the
largest, most important, most progress
sive, best arranged and best managed
stores in the entire city is that of the
Beane-V -Vandiver Dry Goods company.
located on South Main between First
and Second streets. This establish
ment has been operated in Tulsa for
something over two years and now
has the elite trade of the city. One
cannot be a patron of the store once
without returning to make subsequent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
PHIL KRAMER.

Tulsa has every reason in the world
to feel proud Of the many business es-
adjustments of all lines which are
either established or represented
within her borders an give her an,
air Of metropolitan solidity. Being
a trading point for the entire sur
rounding country, il is not surprising
that the insurance business is one Of
the most important IN the long list
# enterprises TO be found here. One.
Of the most responsible underwriters
in this section is Mr.. Phil Kramer.
the subject of this brief sketch. Mr..
Kramer has been established in busi-
ness here since 1903, and has made a
success of his undertaking since the.
first. He represents among others
the Firemans Insurance Company, Of
New Jersey, the Agricultural Of Wat
ertown,the Contintntal of New York..
the Germania of New York, the Ger
man of Fleeport, the Maryland Casu-
atty, the Piussian National, the Ma
ticnal Union, the Rochester German.
the Williamsburg City, the American
# Newark. n. j., the Milwaukee
Mechanics, the Glens Falls, the Della
ware, the Northwestern National, Ii
tie Guaranty and Security and the
Home Life. He issues surety bonds
and writes other kinds of insurance.
Mr.. Kramer has the utmost confidence
# the people and is reliable busi-,
ness man in every way His office is,
located in the First National Bank;
buildino.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

have large business at Fayetteville.
AK, thus placing them in position,
to buy larger and secure low prices,-
a saving which they give to their GUS
toners. They hold enviable reputa-
tions for straightforward business
lealings, and are numbered among
the most prominent men in the city.
Everything that a man or woman,
wears" is their slogan, and they live
,p to This in the stock that they car
ry. Not only do they handle every
ming in this line, but they also handle
the very best and only the best.
Their store occupies a handsome
building on South Main street be-
tween FIRST and Second streets. Give.
hem call and be assured Of get
ing the best Of everything.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

siyc IDEAS as has been of great bene-
fit To the concern since its establish
ment here in last September.
The compay is most progressive aS
is shown by the fact that they have
built an entirely new plant, installed
all new and modern machinery and are
now in a position to accept contracts
of planning mill kork of any magnitude
whatsoever. They employ twelve peo-
Pile regularly and this force is some
times augmented by additional skilled
labor on large contracts, The capac-
city of the mill is almost unlimited.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

The Peoples Wood Working Com
pany are manufacturers of and deal
nrs of all kinds of lumber, sash, doors
scroll sawed work, stair easing, fancy
finishing woods, office fixtures, and
fine work of all kinds. The location
IF the plant is Frisco avenue and FL
wood street, north of the Frisco track
Correspondence is solicited and city
work especially desired. The com
pany has one of the largest trades in
the city and has furnished the fine
finishings of several Of the large
buildings that have recently been
erected and are now in course of cree
tion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

Both members of the firm are en-.
thusiastic Tulsa residents and dc
everything in their power to advanc,
the interests of this city. Only eff
cient workmen are employed and work
is done promptly. Satisfaction is
guaranteed and only hrst-class mater.
ial is handled. Give them a trial on
your next order and be convinced that
rs good workmanship and material
can be procured at home for les,
money than the out of town factorie,
provide. Help Tulsa by aiding her
important industrial enterprises.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

+ 77,7O2 acres which they have for
sale fr.m $3.50 to 5000 an acre,
Correspondence is solicited and salts
faction is guaranteed.
Mr.. John II. Berry is the manager
f the company, and gives personal
attention to the business. Any re-
ercnccs needed can he had from any
ank in Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
]. II. BERRY & 90.

j. H. Berry 4 Co., are among the
most prominent dealers in realty in
this section Of the country. They
handle all kinds Of real estate and in
vestments and are among the most
responsible concerns with whom you
can deal They are owners Of the
Perry addition to Tulsa, which is n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
The Latest Addition

property as follows: In Wheeler
county. u 900 acres; in Ilemphill
county. $500 acres; in Lipscomb
county, j,l20 acres; in Ochlltree
county ~ l90 acres; in Roberts conn-
ty. 3,sOO ares; in Hutchinson coun-
ty, l,2SO ares: in lIansford county,
/ .2e0 amcs N Harrison county, A.
l3S acre., IN Marion county, 4,43S
acres This makes an aggregate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
G. I. STEWART.

The above composition is repre-
sentative of-the utIsieal ability tina
is to be found in Tulsa; an abilit,
that has as its strongest exponent
Mr.. c. /. Stewart, a young man oI
far more than ordinary training ant
attainments. ''Just Noise" is de
scribed as the first real rag sine,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

Scott Joplin's "Maple Leaf" and .
trial of the first page, given above,
will convince any music lover of the
truth Of this statement. The piece
is published by the Southwestern
Music Publishing Company of this
city. The Southwestern Music Pub
fishing Company is represented in
New York City by the Music Pub
fishers Exchange, 43 w. 28th st.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-02-09
Col. Dan Lannon'S Diplomacy.

Washington Correspondence i'll New
York Sun:
It would, OF course, be impossible
for the president any president
to greet all the people. some OF
them obviously queer, and others SIM
ply pigheadedly determined, who ap-
pear at the White House and an
nounce to the attendants that they are
going to " sit right there till the pres
ident does see them.' The late Col.
Dan Lamont, when he was secretary
to President Cleveland, was a great
hand at gently nudging the inslstent
and impossible ones toward the
outer door.
He was once passing out OF the
main White House door when his at
tention was attracted to a colloquy
between a couple Of doorkeepers and
sharp voiced spinster of most severe
aspect. This woman had just been
removed from her post as a school
teacher in Washington for critlclslng
the public school system of the Dis
trict of Columbia in a series OF extra
ordinary letters to the Washington
press.
She had developed an acerbity Of
temper which made it impossible for
her to get on with anybody, including
her pupils, and so she had to go. She
had come to the White House that day
to lay her case before President
Cleveland.
"I'm going to see him whether
YOU want me to or not" she was say
ing to the doorkeepers as Mr.. Lamont
passed by on his way out. '''He's moth
ing but servant Of the people, and
I'm one Of the people: I II see him if
l have to stay here a thousand years
and wait, 'and she pumped herself
into one of the big chairs in the out
er corridor and arranged her skirt
with great elaboration.
Mr.. Lamont walked over to the
spinster with the grievance.
Pm sorry, madam he SAID, that
it isn't possible for the president to
see you because he's not in the White
House, nor, in fact, in Washington.
He went down chesapeake bay this
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-02-09

fight. The committee bill on salary
of magistrates and their constables
was sent to the senate, as was Mr..
OTIS bill to make an additional APP
preparation for the dispenSary inves-
tigation.
The first third reading bill that
came up on the senate calendar on
Wednesday was that Of Senator {. l..
Blease to provide that no payment be
made to person acting in the place
Of a state officer, judge or solicitor.
The bill was killed.
The Reformatory Bill.
Senator Blease, Of Newberry, urged
his amendments that the reformatory
be confined to white criminals and
to eliminate women from the board
Of trustees. The standpoint Of Sen
ator Carlisle was that the expense OF
conducting the institution was justiti-
able and that a reformatory was not
intended for criminals alone but as
the name indicated to "reform' way
ward boys.
The motion to recommit the bill
wac withdrawn to allow amendments
to be voted on.
On motion Of Senator Carlisle, the
! provision that three women be on the
! board of trustees was struck out. The
committee amendments were then
adopted. Senator Hardin's amend
ment was that the appropriation of
$4,000 be substituted by an appro-
priation Of $4,000 and per capita as
sessnent of the counties for their re-
spective inmates was adopted. Sena-
ator Brice's amendment that the re-
formatory be restricted to white boys
Of any age who are committed by their
guardian, or voluntarily enter, was
accepted. This strikes out the pro-
vision that boys between the ages of
| S and Is who "'because Of their con-
duct or surroundings are likely to be-
come base or criminal or hurtful to
{ the state or to the best interests Of
| society," may be committed by a
judge or magistrate.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-02-09

One time when Joaquin Miller was
in Chicago he was interviewed for one
of the newspapers. While telling Of
the progress of things western the re-.
porter interrupted him with an inquiry
about the numerous city confagra-
tions out west. The poet Of the Sierras
instantly replied: "Our fires are
caused by the friction Of rapid
growth. " >... g