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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
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Snur!hiircuu - SiioUi.Gdc German NIB
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
XII lltllCll NOIICN O0ll OlllGCdCl
&rp ,lfbciten gcnlcl0rt Uur0cn:

Gin mcitcrcr Slottcrniou mur0c &c
Itcrn Mprgcn cntoCdt. Yer Wciun0
belts @urOcin Der ~. @uro per
nobnl Cin @crildt, BOB cine nltc 9tc
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nopCrltruBC an 0Cn @lottCrn 0ur
nIc6cr licgc. Gr bcridltctc DEM @c
lunobcita GnWniii0r, moa CT &c
bort uulo oieicr iunotc ioiort Grper.
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9tcgeriu bcrcita lett odlt Eu0cn al
Der Selld)c oornicocrlicgc. Gic&ron}t
lpltroc ioiort nod Ocnt Guuruntonc
SoipitoI Qcbrnht unb ollc Ncuobncr
in Scr Modboridoit murocn gcinlpit.
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&ret!
Gin @aGrt Mann-2 Isoi;in
fir cineu 9oaar trsi.

Gin SOipGGct iiir cilct Collar Ocr winnn.
Yieht3in lit trct 81 bc3icbcI.. iucnn man nuhs
l,t,nal. ltlo bic g0rcle oiNltbt. Sicic mann
Wcoiiin Bicht Nbncll llpunul9 oclt Sprubcl
inNcnoii0cn @IifdS bcu fulS mo oas git
tern pbnllDcn NSn0!bchUNcts; fc mn6i oci
Dtniltl lildltlcrgleid, mulUcaitdiiia mo man,
uCoiturI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11

Die Mann : Dicbi5tn luro tbun. nag man
1Oli ibr %crludrtcf.
M,liii t~lleoi5in flrirt fgih3citiQcI Serial,
ftulleii6rItn0. Nl6rabmC Der yChciafrntt, Arnils
loii1feit. Ncrluitc Der 6~rlhlchiafrnit Nebiriis
ern1ullling. Hi%idcnfhmrr}cu, 3crriiiiitg. ytics
relllctocit Illh Hcrp0iitni.
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HSir pcrldlipct feline Nc}Ghllulg iraei6 iuels
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iprcdntigef. Sne Git5iGc. mas mir perlaHgcli.
Icroicroe iurocrt. lSir wDnihcn, Gny man
bic Dicoi5iE In biuiaCr s4ctic erprobt ut0
man ipteocr 5u ieiter ~fri,tcren iiarleit glatur
Delnngt.
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nlna. sSir ihldcn eo i'm c~nfduen RIpietnr.
fdliug ucrffiuiicn pcruuci trnifn a6geItcs
lcrt. 9ihr per Mdnle Eno o.r Aoreile iiiio iloih.
Viiloinn. Gcirpit. .gtid.
(31SiSn-)
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Marnlaao G. YennIplpamia n. 81.

3iiac bcrlaitcn 9iprib 'glbe.. n. Sat,Str 'Gtnticn;
7.sO 8orm. nab Dort tdg'it. alisgcnpnltnen
SCau!ua+.
$50 8ornl. nab Scltu nir Gonnidgs.
9.30 Norm. iGf Reiair idgltn. nisgetonneR
GouniGgs.
1926 Ea6nt. nab Yorf tdelit, ausgenomnen
Gonnings.
4.05 9nhm. nab Delta nirr GonutaaS.
40 ytntnl. mao DELTA idgIit, ausecnomutcn
GonntagS.
coo Nbenos nab gsIair fiaItt. auseenonl.
men Gunnidgs
I 90 gbenoS nab IeIatr nur Goun.uas.
| Lab Nbeilba nacb Yelair Uliftiuohs urb Com.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
Baltimore Snmpf Yafrl So.
tNltr uno Snpt r.Gjlaf Yat.2tnie,)
Gie ger. Stnaten!Boii bci5roernb.
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mouth nab gttIantd IN ytoriclf %erbinoune
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ipciilidl uno YOGo Homirion Cine" nan Geu,
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giclu 2ntf.
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GbGrcSfirnbe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11

" ecgen ~ Courr fir aunoon nno @ario an.
Samb mrg.N mcrifa.Giuie
81 8rooonap, Ge.p-yorf.
Art4nr ". Hotion,
1871 Oit.9altinicre. Str.
Mm nltrn Nfate.
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GGciapcafc Snmpicr. Gpmpagnic.

SHINp SpHlpuVutC.
Sbefaprafes eiEie.
S!tadr!c gallagher . Sanipfer .@ngpld" unb
sWiinnia" ua6
CD Ypint Comfort uno Woriplf, Va.
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i0iiiIltcll SuHntnpe) nut $50 NbenoS nio font
men IN Glo N0ilt Comfort i'm g tlbr Wor9clt3
ltho IN gIorfulf nm 7.t5 WorccIle an, nnfhIic.
heno an bic Giicnbnbu5iigc nab ene1 Vuittten
oes Silocijs UNI Silbueiters.
NIurtsRipcr2ini;.
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al'nliimrre"
ndh &titaBoint Hra Girtmuuo, IA.
Snnrlcr o%erIaiien Baltimore Tieuiido. Don.
itetiiug nno GGuiitng nm . llbr 9inhmittaes
ltlo iolltneft IN Dcit Ruini um 730 lno In
Ntdiirono liili 0.25 gpotgellS ar.
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Ranf mo Naricno's gSertte In 6eoeu Niftun.
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uno 10, 2tGhttrafen' gserfte.
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NiIrt'Rfrcnrr: Vr. ft9. cft.gaffimorr. etrahe.
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strufe. nher ben Sdupt Niirednr: Tr. $50,
etnht' etrnhe. Baltimore, Wio.
Hruben ,Sufer, q. I. Gttsm.
Sen. Splhdftsiiibrrr. Bcn. sP1ffuatrr -2furtt
:. 9. Mscannel. CULTS Sen. Raj. .9Iaent.
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Wtahiirt 1870.
wilDelmt s.. Ncimtnrot.

TcW.Yurf clnitiidlc YrudbGnSer,
obue Seosr.
fcnntH Tao uno Yiuht a~eir1aen iueroen.
Mah Scrt.Wummi.yGn6er,
wtidhe ME rsfen. irlbit hei'm 9aoen nldt.
GiefeIben iine BON allel Nersteu
beitPna empfoL.e.L
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Ed1nltsrbduser uutsrleftsbtnben,
meids ano &ufsfiHen. Srnotdneef,
10 nrrorairi. baj fetne aeebrten aunser befteiS
6~ufriepcn aetftt Tinb. 81
stue gritthtaaoer. @annndeu unS Snftru.
neliie luerneu alrnHtiri. odB fe rdifeu. mnc
duf'S Gdubcrfie ina Nsfte andefcrtigf.
=. Sir Tamem 1no Simmer
inter anffidt bon Nsao. Hstnbdrot borbauneu,
Wo. lelepbon: eoursiaab 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
SanitGtS= Scrid,t.

Seloen Der Nltbmnn0S Oraonc for.
bern IS Spfer. Scd,S lreltc
S%lotterni6uc. - Stcrblid)feits.
rate bod.
Nad) Dem 9cridt oca 0clunohcitS
eonnmin0rS Or. SonlcS @oolcu CT.
tI9hctcn lid $50 SooesiGQe in Der
perflollcnen &od)c in Baltimore oe-
sen 22l Ill Der 1leid]lallicnocn Mod,c
pe9 %orlubreS. pa III 1904 uno 215
m 1903. Gle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mar
2O.Sl pro 1000 Scr @elolnnltbcu0lfe
rllll1; 1887 iitr bic Meiben lll0 81.
- 1ltr Die Nc1cr. &pn ocn &crItur.
ocIlcll luorcn 30 int Nll3lur0c ucbu.
rcll; % luaren NcgCr. SIM Nup.
Slclp Nipl ltorbcn 9, IN NuipitG
lcrll p mo III olocrcn Snititutcn 10
Eerloncn; 81 &nQllcltC murocn &c
Doltcn. Nils 9cborCn murocn 2t0
iuctBc llnO IS 9tcQcrtinoer 0cnlclocl.
Ste bouptI0d)lidJitcn Goocauriod)cll
luarcn:
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Gin EiomdntrlnN unr
iein Sdridiul. - GllHcnc M0rlolu
Der NcNcr bon Sporroru'a Hoint, Der
ant Srcitug I'M .Nopf" pom Serge
ulltcu Sill pcrhoftCt Ullr0c, lucil cr
cilcn 9inmontriu1 int @crthc bon
Sl25 iiir $ .50 5llnl GcrfouIc u!lbut,
ipllrbc 0cltern NodnlittoQ III Der
oitlidcl Eulijciitotlon frciGclollcll II,
Der Til0 0cnl rcd)tnl6BINCn Gigcl-
thilnlcr 5rriidNclieIert. llt0 oonit
pcrfnilpit iidl cine gollj iitcrciIontc
Wcihid,tc, !Sr. N. 7. Noricu. Ser III
Den .Trcitpu- Stats" Gfc FrcItonItr,
irh @uilior6.Ipcnllc, mobnt, llch
Dor ciliNcr ,}Cit elmer lltn1cn Gonlc
icinrr @ctonntid)oIt circn nit p
flcincn linG bier Nrubcn GiunluntcTl
bcicbtrn Ming. Tic ilnge Same trltN
Den HinN bci cincm Gnnpimlge, lno
oili ocnl Wcgc nud) ibrcr @chnllinnA
an ser MI. Hopol Hlpcrntc, nohr Ct.
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Sit 0altilmurcItrnBe mo6rt. inN6 Scr
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more Dem Negcr Worloluc iiir $3.50,
slS Worluipc pcrhoitct ml;r6c. Nob
cr guar AT. CT Gubc 0cn HinN iilr
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@cbcinlpoli;iitcn Ntfinlon ulONrul-
lion rrfldrtcn Ioiurt, bnb Cit Niilg
bicicr Nrt bon Srll. Soriep ais Der.
loren nnaCncloet iuor0en lel. Mri-
terc llntcriud)tltgen fiihrten jilr Sur
loOu1tg beS Sodion 5ll bcnl gcltri9cn
Tcrhor, mo oieier beballptcte, Sen
RING 1efllioen mo oil Warlolue Der
fnltit 5it hoben. Morlopc ~lcitgrctc
Dies i%lerit. bannt aber geItolo CT cs
6lt, lill0 CT lDllrCe ellflal1elt, llnd)ocll
linn Eoli5cirid)ter Srieocl cilcStonb-
rcoc iiber Dos 2iigen gc1oltcn bottc.
Ger Hir1a iultroe iobonn &rn. Goriep
siirildcritottct. Ser crfl1rtc, er bube
1926 fir bel,ielben be5ohlt.
@cib II d) t, mas CT tbnn
ioll. - Staotrotbsnlitalicb aolIig
bon Der I. @oro iuur aeitern im9tutb.
Dullie mo piinid1te poni Minpor 9lts-
funft ilbcr ons @eriid)t, Dab Der yTot-
terion.lurf" 1tah Sighluroiolun hin.
al perldngert meroen iolte. III luei.
d)elt Sulle Die Giloiterung Ser go
turentitruBe. poit Gaitern.N perue bis
gnltimoroitraBe, nidt mebr noth-
ipenoig lein niiroc. Scr Stootrotb
bat cine @eriuiIliguna fiir Die Yfln-
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$1,000 &lciocr fir SS.9S.

NdnRc cnAuIljcRcIloc ibrur}c Cdmcu
",ulIlCl. aus Wlll5 lUpllclCr lHcbhlc Ghepiui
rcmGGlt; murcll Sta.un. ASs n a
&inrlIrt0a &crtnuleprcio.. 1UaJU
GnrB moncrc 2oucn Goocri Njdmfci:
nulc - 3oli lana; bis IN 3utlC mil III
las Ncfill.crl, IN Ircucilcr EictnoiW Qtonc
ncWnrlt' OtdutcG, 'Urldlr $500 hrad)tcn,
itlo lett 'iir ocu Ndumnt9a- car 90
ncrluul bcynoaeicGl aIt'.... . 1880
@onNC arnl Ncm,t@!c 2omcl gjoulcI;
lrurcI $1,000. Or NN
'idnm"mGeocEinnl .r..., 9JlUS
YobiorbiQc Canon ~0lcgcumdutrl; nor.
Nnltcn an 5'!lGcn mn IN Der Evplt; lua
rem 500. no N n
'nltWHlr9pcr!ntiaprcio H.. b.. DGEJ1
2dnOc Cumcu Ncricr NtdnicI: 0mptrc.
@,uhc. wti FGN Saullct uHb 4tCc bcieBi!
GATOR mn fh'uuri. lrurcI GO "a
$500 NaiuHuGas RrCi2. T.. DUHJU
@ntti lronclC Niuocr Hcritu Utdlici.
IN alien Ndrbcl mn Cj;UGCu. or nm
lrurcU Sin.C0i ilHb iCri ..... CSEQU
GGui lUDucne NiEocr Gbluioi Widnt'':
nliC SnrhCU. WriGCH $ DIS "a; ~ ~ On
mngcn $500; linn icet ,...... 4EsUJ
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$4,000 Nn5iiar iiir St5.9S.

Sans muUcnc CumcH Gnc2io. llu5ii0c.
iuvbiU ohcr ihipar}. nilCumcnUruip. pldu
lrun orniI NidHtcl nouc AZ 1ru idnN, nllc
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murcu $40. CO m q
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GdcutOt. III i6luur}, 0cldmddOul nit
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
Burton S Reply To Dick.

DAYTON. Ohio. September 13.-To-
light Congressman Burton gave ont
he following statement: "0f course
! had hoped for more successful re-
ults. but a. far as my own efforts are
concerned, no beginning was made until
the end of last month, while on the
other side was an organization which
had been formed for many years and
which b its varied ramifcations is
extremely powerful in state politics.
Movement will be continued for essen
till purposes for which ! have con-
tended. 1t is my desire TO avoid frac-
tional differences as much : possible
and also to onpose dossism and cen
tralization of power in few political
leaders both of which have been so
marked in American politics in recent
years. ! am confident that when the
next republican convention is held
ular mind will be more thorough
ly awakened
" II will be my earnest effort as well
as that or others, with whose views i.
coincide. to secure needed reforms in
state legislation and party manage
ment through the agency of the re-
publican party. can give cordial
support to the ticket. "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
AT THE HOTELS.

ROBINSON w. II. Tracy, St
Louis; A. h. Goodwin, Cincinnati;
Mack Belts, Joplin; r. j. Blanken-
ship, Kansas City; c. NJ Reed, Okla
homa City; l.. b. Murray r. T.. Coon,
Kansas City; J. K. Marlett, st. Louis ,
W. +. Taylor Broken Arrow; Carl
Young, New York; II. l.. Hiremore,
Chandler. Ed. j. Drake j. b. Swami,
F. y. Gallup, Independence.
BRADY c. W. Colwell. New York
A. II. Coyler, Louisville, Ky; f. w.
Baker, Sheboygan, Mich, G. w.
Srohm, St. Joseph; l.. f. Lynch,
Joplin; l.. r. Zahn, Muskogee; l.. c.
lnnick aud wife, l.. W. Wells, Okla
homa City; C. H. Smith, Little Rock ;
II. r. Lusk, Graylake, H.; G. y. Bar
nett. Aberdeen, Washington
ALCORN-J u. Cooper Spring
field; A. l.. Stryker, Ninita; J. +.
Burroughs, Chelsea; Frank Pasey,
Wagner; f. II. Kenndy, Independ-
ence, Ira Yarbrough, keystone; Pat
hy Bury, B. c. Binghart. c. r. Wild
cner, independence; +. NJ, Murray,
Bartlcsville c. f. Valentine, Musko-
gee; Con Ehret, Oklahoma City; Mrs.
Wilkie Gains, Skiatook; Mrs. w. II.
BAIL, Foraker; c. NJ. Flora, Inde-
pendence.
NEW STATE. NJ. Manire. Mus
kogee; George c. Sowlcs, Darrow
T. w. Densworth, Enid Frank Brown
and wife, Alton; J. NJ Brashear Lit
tie Rock; W. S. IIine, 0kmulgee
/ Hugh and W. +. Harrington, Wich-
tia. J. |. Moore. ikngfesher; A. Ur-
ban. Frank Sheedy, Rartlesyille.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
THRONG OF 1000 WITNESSED THE
STEREOPTICON SHOW LAST NIGHT

unique and won the hearty a"'roba-
tiun Of the mammoth crowd.
The Miller Ethndge-Long Com
panv has made marvellous strides
since it came and opened for business
in Tulsa \ great many people sald
that the Young business men were
making a great mistake in locating
on Third street, but events have pro
Ven that there is no favored section
in the Tulsa business district The
Milcr-Ethridge-Loug Co. proved that
Third street is Just as good place
to do business on as any in the city
when the right kind of business tac-
ties are adhered to, BY honest goodf
and reasonable prices and courteous
treatment, the firm has gathered to
it a large patronage, which Is con
stantly increasing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
Another Big Brick Building.

Allen Cook yesterday afternoon re-
ceived the bid to build a three-story
brick and stone building for DR.. Sam
uel Belt, of Beloit, Wis, on North
Main street. The building is to cost
$4,000, and is to be built Of the best
material and to be modern through
out. Work will commence in a short
time and will be pushed until com
pleted. C. Lewis Wilson, architect,
has charge of the building. DR.. Sam
uel Bell is a heavy property owner
in Tulsa and owns number of resi-
dences houses and farms near Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
POENAGE IN MISSOURI.
Negro Forced To Work Under Pen
atty of Death He SAYS.

Cape Girardeau, Mo-, September Is.
John Reed, negro who has in com
pany |, tenth cavalry in Cuba during
The SpaniSh-American war, was one
Of the principal witnesses for the gov
anment in the trial of the Smith
brothers. wealthy land owners, to
rove violation Of peonage statutes.
~ never received a cent for my la
nor all the time | worked for the
Smiths. was forced to work under
rcnalty of death. ! was lured to
ii.somi under the preteuse that |
.aS going to work in flour mill
Fifteen other ncrr. eS came with me-
Nefore We knew it we were all prison
.rs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
TO WORK DOUBLE SHIFT.
Plan To Make Big Steam Roller Work
Day and Night.

The big steam roller to be used by
Contractor Smcky on the First Street
paving is new. This will be the first
work for it.
But for the fact for no one from
the factory has yet arrived to put it
Main and Boulder would have been
rolled before this.
Mr.. Smcky left yesterday after
noon for Joplin, Mo, to look for Il
stone clusher that can be operated
by the power of the steam roller, so
that the roller can be used for sur
facing purposes in the day time and
operate the crusher at night
If Mr. Stucky succeeds in finding
the right kind of IA crusher, he will
be able to save a great deal of valu-
able time ON the street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
A Pleasant Surprise.

\ pleasant surprise was given Miss
Jessie Pcrsc'l at the home of her sis
ter Mrs. II. O. Mcclure. on Third and
Elwood. The crowd was small but
merry. The Young people aftert he
surprise had worn away visited the
Miller Etlridge-Long show and the
lIvechka entertainment. Those in the
party were May Bynumcmfw. otaio
party we're theMisses May Bvnum.
Latham and Persell; Robert William
son. p. F.. Magee and DR. Charlie Sell
by.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

The Stereopticon show, given at
the popular Miller-Ethrldge-Long
store last night, was witnessed by a
throng of 1000 men, women and
children. The street in front of the
store was crowded by multltudes of
people from Cincinnati avenue down
to Main street and extended far down
Boston avenue.
The show was a drst-class eXhibi-
tion in every respect. The principal
pictures shown were the World 5
Fair scenes, in which all of the main
events of the big exposition were de-
picted in a hfe-lke manner The
children in the audience were con
vulsed with laughter over the comi-
cal scenes in which Buster Brown and
Tige prcdominated. This feature was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
St. Louis Markets,

Wheat
80. > red ON track 7ld1la4.
no. > hard 6s01L
Sept. GS3s
Dee 700. bid, range 7OA@7O's to
1904.
May 747s bid, range 7li2Cd 7l7s.
Corn
No. > on rtack i6i2.
No. , white asa lSi2
Sept 443l, nominal.
Dee 4Oal, range 4O34@4O7s(d4l
May 413i bid, range 4li2@3s To
4134@7s.
Oats
No. > on track 3li2d32.
No. , white 323l@33l2.
Sept 3l1I bid.
Dee 327s, range 32a4@32B
May 347s asked, range 34i 2ld9s to
347s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
AN OLD MAN DESTITUTE

John Caddill, Aged So Years, Spent
..... the Night in the Storm. ....
John Caddll aged S6 years, was
found Yesterday morning at the FRS
co station platform quite i'll and suf-
fcrug from a high fever II dcyel-
oned that he had spent the entire
night in the storm, being drcnched
with te terrific rain which fell during
the night He was removed To the
Tulsa hospital where he was placed
under the care of Dr. Hawlcy
Caddili say, that he is q survivor
of the Mexican and the Civil war He
Is fricudless and without relatives to
care for him Iii, case is pitable
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
High Praise for Printing.

n. J. Gubser and Ben +. Rice COM
prising the committee who had charge
of the printing of the bar docket for
the Scptember term of the federal
court in Tulsa, have very high praises
FOR the World, which did the print
ng, They say that the docket is as
ine piece of printing as an" they
have ever seen The World has kind
nr habit fnl doIng fine printing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
Nav Move to Tulsa,

Congressman +. T. Scroggy, of
Xenia, Ohio, is in the city looking
after his pre- erty interests. Mr..
Scroggy said this morning that he
would like to move to Tulsa the best
in the world if he could only make
the proper arrangements. Mr. Scrog-
gy is a heavy property owner here
and never fails to speak good word
for the Indian Territory and especi,
ally Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
GUN CLUB MOVES.
Secures New Ground North of the
City Limits.

The gun club has moved their
shooting grounds from the country
club to the grounds owned by w. X.
Campbell north of town and lying
just east of the pressed brick liant.
They are having things fixed up in
nice shape at the new grounds and
expect to hold their first shoot there
next Friday afternoon An increase
in the membership of the club is
being made and a COOL attendance
is expected at the shoot next Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
ices. SO that you Will not forget we repeat
Rogers Leaves Dawes Commission.

1t was stated yesterday on the
street that George r. Rogers, for
many years chief law clerk in the
office of the Dawes commission at
Muskogee, had resigned to 90 into
private business, His successor has
not yet been designated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
Court Dates.

Judge Louis Sulzbacher writes Clerk
of the Court Lorton here that he
will hold court on the following dates !:
Wagner September 10; Wewoka,
September "a; Okmulgee, September
26; Sapulpa, October ..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

Seoretar' Boneparte mas ordered
court martial proceedings for Captain
and Lieutenant Pressey of the battle
shin Alabama on charges of negii-
gence in connection with the manage
ment of that ship when she collided
with the Illinois of Bren on's Reef.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
Two Couples Wish to Wed.

George E. Tingley and Rhoda Lus-
ter of Red Fork, were granted IL
cense to wed by Clerk of the
Court Lorton yesterday. The like
privilege was extended to Fred
Storms and Mrs. Belle Dixon, of this
city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
Looking After oil Interests.

l.. $. Akord returned TO Eucamp-
wcni, Wyoming, yesterday after
spending ,evcrcl DAYS looking after
his interest i'm the Slwu,l w, Brown
oil lease i'm the Glenn pool.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED - \ few more students
in piano, voice and harmony at the
Tulsa Business College. Miss Bliss,
a graduate of the American ConSer-
vatory of Chicago is our instructor.
9-ll-Gt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

COMMON BRANCHES are prac-
ucalIy and thoroughly taught at the
Tulsa Business College. We have a
special teacher for the children 1--WE
get results" "Evcrybody works "
9-l4-6t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
Millinery Opening.

At Pittman Jewelry store, | will
have ON display today my pattern
and all other hats, which | coraidlly
invite the ladies to call and see.
II. MRS. r. p. ELLIOTT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

WANTED - Ten mattresses at
the New Bismarck Cafe. 102 South
Main Call Friday evening at : for
manager, next door to Wright 5
Clothing store. 9-l4-6t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

The tenth biennial convention of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fra
men opened Monday in Milwaukee
with about seven hundred delegates
present