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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31
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villas sri roads saf drew e-5EIs
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f.IE. If a hotel eth fss Elssts. the
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into ys1a1.l SLED slth frugal i'sf
fans sho come '9- 'ts baths. ,te "a
ti-9s in me valley ba'1s 11-a zay
v.'- rsm.nz a11 dancing are 1ese-,
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-a- a.'t t-sIsir every year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31
SICKNESS N TULSA.
More Cases Of Illness This spriug
Thaa !n Former Year

Ar open winter. .le1 q, the one
US; passed slEay, leave. more sex
re,. t-a1 r-lal in 'hs spring. a. the
81. lsst garoai-d a'l winter
',-i 'ls- D., rui l-ed-
I.r-r".. ..I druggists .sF. there
are u.rs .s-- Of illness I1 Tl.-a idi.
m former E-sr. PEI
.sr- r... .. no -a much .su.n.
--. . Trr- .al-ulr. .o-. a.
7nra'if. -sca-He-. -I-epie..1.--
back sehe. weakness and debility.
.rt'-a-f. .d ntHe- .H that re.rI
.um n..-..tior or a1 oye-rorked
.i'rar aH. unre common shan they
have been ..r some year, past
This has ---ultei 10 an unusual de-
usrd '.- Nr-o-ns stomach tablet. AZ
>rae..s u.- company. Before
they felt 'as, they could recommend
this rm.'. they tested it na1dIy in
many eases NJ heartburn. indigestion.
HirI ' .tomaeh. debility and
other trouble, that result from
weakened digestion. uitt the great
l.f -rece-.
Dr. sst NI-o-na ha. been 81 mi
form.y -lecs.ful Ia curing all stom-
och Trouble. ths, they give a signed
guarantee with every jO-eent box. e..
refund the money II 1t doe not cure.
Take ore little tablet before each
meal for few dsys snd you will soou
regain perfect health and strength.
and .o-e alI fear Of indigestion or
stomach troubles. Ask the Shaekle
Drug company to show You the guar
aniee under which tbey sell this rem
edy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31
z P Ripley Was Generous.

Ar order made by z. P. Ripley
president NJ tbe Santa Fe system
during DO. visit 10 San Francisco
after the earthquake i referred n
i1 q private letter reaching here the
other day.
Wen Mr Ripley discovered the
conditions Do the stricken city he IL
reeted that every marned employee
= the Santa Fe in Frisco or those
having other- dependent upon them.
should be given a check for sl2j
The unmarried employees we're each
given cheek for go 90 order Of
Mr. Ripley.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31

Build where the rest are building
Get in good nsighhorhood The
town is growing south and we can
sell you lots in the Peryman addition
., from siI TO twelve dollars per foot.
and you name your own terms. Build
and ven loan you the noney.-Buel
Rodolf Investment Co. 5-2G-6,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31
400 East First Street. Tel. POI

Quick Loans on farms and i'm
proved city property, anywhere in
Indian Territory-Buel- Rodolf In.
vestment company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31

II YOU use Cow Comfort. your hors
or COW will not be troubled with ais
Aysr's Drug Store. 5-264
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31

Joe Matulys has them Whati
That Queen If Flower. the Cape
Jasmine-Opera House Pharmacy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31

IMMEDIATE LOANS on business
aaa residence property. s. J. RICH
aKDSoN. Rooms 1873 Friend 3 Jones
Building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-31
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, think
for moment, however. that We sligh,
work for the sake Of faste. What's
done here is well done. Our prices
compare favOrably with any high class
works
LAUNDRY
The Right Way
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

This new made grave of a negro
woman. pictured in the Illustration IS
literally covered with the bottles
from which she took her medicine in
her last illness.
The larger objects seen In the pic
ture are two empty whiskey bottles.
quart sizes. and which contained
well advertised brand of whiskey.
Hard by pressed in the soft earth Of
the grave Is a thin little vial half fill
ed with white pills. There are pill
boxes on the side of the new grave to-
gether with a number of bottles that
Contained quinine in various forms:
Bottles which held widely advertised
patent medicines are also made part
Of the grave decorations.
The grave is eleven miles from the
city on the north side of the Mount
Meigs Road. 1t is in an old cemetery
Just beyond Line Creek and Is not ten
feet from the gravelled road. The pic
ture was taken Tuesday. wooden
head board in the soft, earth has writ
ten on 1t in pencil the name Of the wo.
man, with the statement that she died
October 6.
There are many Southern people who
arc not acquainted with the queer and
odd custom of some negroes of the
more ignorant class of ornamenting the
graves Of the dead with the bottles
that held their medicine in life. The
custom is not general. but IL frequen-
tai followed in the case Of the dead
who die after a long Illness.
1t grows out of one of the old
mental twists of the negro which are
not Understandable by white people.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
THE CIVIL COURT.
A.. saxre pi.por.d of seyernl ca.e..

Judge A. d. Sayre held a session OF
the civil division of the City Court
Yesterday, lasting from 10 a. m. to
o M. and entered orders in the FOL
lowing jury cases:
New Etna Coal Company, vs. Janney
and Company, submitted for IudG-
81 Loeb and Company VS. Reuben
Ashley. judgment for plAintir tor
Joseph Geiss VS.. George r. Waller.
dismissed by plaintiff.
Fannie l. Collins vs.. METROPOLITAN
Life Insurance Company. cause dis
w II. Moore. VS.. John c, O'Connvu
by default for s9o.2S.
Dinah Scott VS. r. g. Armistead.
iud gment for defendant.
Fourth National Bank Of Montgom-
ery VS. A. Massie Anderson. defen-
dant. Irwin Fishing and Hunting
Club. garnishee' Judgment against gar
Western Loan Company VS.. Mary
Nelson, suit dismissed by plaintiff,
The civil call for today is as follows;
Iyohn Adams VS.. Annie C. Singletary
ana sidney Dean; Liddell Machinery
and supply Company VS. NJ. C. stokes.
defendarit, Alabama Central Railway
Company, garnishee; ] o Noblett vs..
Tohn johnson; Sallie Watson, pro ami
- southern Mutual Aid Association.
p Fitzpatrick VS.. Montgomery 1'rac-
tian Company: Montgomery Realty Conn
INV ve Anderson Lyon, West VIZ
lxSjnia Land Company VS. J. L stephens
k1r.ckman and Company vs. Webster
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

carried out. The local union is MAX
in preparations to entertain the visitors
during their stay here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
THE SALVATION ARMY.


secured.
With the coming of the cool wealth
tent a West End in which the Army
has held services through the summer
and has secured small hall on Fac
tory Row in West End where the in
door services will be located and where,
after November /. the Army expects to
conduct a night school.
on The Mfs o % be w 9nd o ca ae 1ef
A. Odom, the leader OF the Salvation
Army in Montgomery with assistance
from other Of the Army workers. For
school the Army is in need of books
and other equipment and will appre-
ciate gifts of second hand books from
this phase of the work. The pupils
of the school will be those of the older
boys and girls of West End who work
dprng 5he day " to attend ars glad to ns
school The books required are second
and fourth readers. spelling books
and arthmetics.
Ensign and Mrs Crawford of Gin
cinnati, who have charge OF the young
peoples work of the Salvation Army
throughout Ohio. Kentucky and the
South will arrive in Montgomery satur-
day and will remain over. Sunday con.
Quoting. while here, services on Court
Square at 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon
Sunday school room at West End:
At the CLAYTON Street Baptist Church
Sunday morning at IL o'clock. and at
o'clock sunday afternoon. They will
| address the Baptist Young People s
Union at the First Baptist Church at 8
| o'clock Sunday afternoon and at .
| o'clock Sunday evening they will hold
| a service at the Fifth Avenue Metho-
| dist Church
J The Salvation Army Is in a posit-
| ion to find employment for any one out
of work who will apply to its head.
quarters. The Army Is also prepared
to furnish meals. lodging, baths and
| clothing to any one stranded in Mont
| gomery Any cast off clothing can be
utilized by the Salvation Army to good
| advantage and they ask that any one
having such to phone 1921 and the
| same will be called for.
| There are many needy families ir
Montgomery that the Army is en-
| deavoring TO help.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
|eSFeI|kIFE1F zI<e1 80 FeI4z5 e1<eS<s1VsI<41<e
MEDICINE BOTTLES ON GRAVE
OF A MONTGOMERY NEGRESS
BY WILL T. SHEEHAN.

that the dead died only after q long
illness In which they wanted for moth
ing.
Like the Russian custom that pads
the coachman's coat the negroes custom
of decorating the grave with medicine
bottles no doubt grows out of the wish
far no more reasonable explanation has
been offered for its existence:
Another peculiar custom followed by
the negroes In burying the dead is to
bury near the tops of the graves the
tools with which the grave is dug.
After a certain length of time the tools
are dug up and put to practical use.
1t Is not to be understood that this
cnstom is general one. nor that the
custom of decorating graves with med
icine bottles Is genei al one, but both
are frequently followed.
In speaking Of queer burial customs
of the negroes, Tax Collector George
w. liailes said that on his plantation
he was frequently troubled by the neg
1ect of the negroes to return tine show
els and spades they borrowed to bury
a dead friend.
This got to be such a common &C.
currence that I never expected the re-
turn Of the tools after their use at
a funeral" said Mr.. Hailes. II used
to protest to the negroes who borrowed
the tools for not returning them, and
they would own up that they We're
buried near the top Of the grave. They
would tell me, Boss, he won't lay quiet
and right II dem grave tools amt
buried with him. After awhile the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
GOVERNOR WILL NOT GO.
He Cannot Attend birmingham Home
Coming CelehrattOm.

Governor Jelks will not attend the
Alabama state Fair and the Home
coming Week celebration in Birming-
ham on Governors Day next week.
Notwithstanding that day had been
set apart by the Birmingham com.
mittee on which the chief executive OF
the state was to have been the chlef
speaker other engagements of an ofh-
cial nature will prevent his being pres
ent on that occasion.
In explanation of this. announce
ment. il was stated yesterday that prior
to his being informed that Governors
Day had been chosen. other engage
mcnts had been made which are i'm
perajive. The committee of the Fair.
in selecting the different days of the
week. neglected to consult the Cover
nor in the matter. and chose upon
a day Oh which it will he Impossible
for the Governor to be in the Magic
City.
The announcement was made at the
present time in order that the people
who might be going to the Fair on the
date set aside in his honor. would not
he disappointed. 1t was said autho-
relatively that he did not wish to pc
put in the light of having broken an
engag. ment by not appearing on the
date which has been advertised LOT
his speech.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
REVIVAL IN RATT\ILLS,



Prattvillc, Oct. -oSpcc,al)-T
rtNival in progress AT the Baptist
Church at Prattville continues to grow
II interest and influence, ?he cungre.
cations are growing larger each day.
Rev H. W. Fancher pastor of tn.
E!tth Avenu" Church. Rome, Ga. cam.
Monday night and preached to tho un-
usually larg" congregation that greeted
him on IN" subject OF prayer" rues-
day afternoon the subject was 'Tn"
slmilitudc Of service. Tuesday night
Mr. Fancner preached On The Corrupt
+ liant tprOoted At Ibis service the-n
was a great manifestation OF interest.
Eight were received into the church
AT this service, and large number
asked for prayers
Mr. Fancher is no stranger in Pratt
Vile; he assisted Pastor Z George
ir the great meeting held here Yea
ago. His sermons are always stror,p
logical. earnes; and effective
The outlook for great and listing
revival Was pever so bright as now.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
Sure.

Sure.
Young Thing-What Is the best
w az t; sss ss ssss sia .. hi. VIII.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
Low RATES
via
LOUISVILLE 4 NASHVILLE RAIL.

$17.10-St. Louis, Mo, and Return.
Account American Bankers Asso-
citation. tickets will be sold October
14th and 18th. limited for return Oct.
20tn Upon deposit of ticket and
payment of 50 cents. extension can be
had until Oct. 30th.
$9.S4-New Orleans. La. and Return.
Account Biennial Meeting Supreme
Lodge knights Of Pythias tickets will
be sold Oct. 18th to 18th, inclusive.
for return October Both. Up
on deposit of ticket and payment OF
so cents extension can be had until
November 30th, 1906.
For further particulars call on or
write
c. L. Wolf. T. P. A.. Union Station.
Montgomery, Ala, Phone 354.
Ady.-6t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

and Ruff Central of Georgia Railway
Company vs.. r. II. Bozeman: James
Larkin IS. City Council of Montgom-
cry; Thomas r. Fariss Mary r.
Trimble. Mont gomcry Light and Water
Power Company vs. Dixie Laundry
Company. w. Black VS. Penn Mutual
Lite Insurance Company of Philadel-
pha; Fourth National Bank Montgom-
erv VS.. New York Life, Insurance Com
pany: J.. o. GraVerlY VS. Capitol Rcrw-
ing and Ice Company
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

bvt the indications are that his ma
jority this year VIII ne conSlnefahiy IN
excess of that figure.
@ l.. Hardwick, an independent can
aidate for sheriff. constitutes the only
opposition to the Democratic nominees
for county officers. The election of the
whola tiekat is a foregone conclusion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
DEBATE At CENTER.
Little Enthusiasm Aroused by Burnett
and OppOHent.

Centre Oct. 10.-(Special. Tine
Joint debate between ]. l.. Burnett
Dcmocraf. and r. B. kennamer ms re
publican opponent. occurred al ,ne
Court House Monday. but attracted NJ
tie attention, the audience numbering
hardly nifty.
Burnett received a majority Of about
800 ia IAlS county in the laSl eIectloh'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

Gadsden, Oct. l0.-(Special THE
State Convention of the Womans Chris
This CITY at the First Methodist Church
on October IA, Is and Is, Delegates
from all over the State will be pres
ent and an extensive nroRram Will be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11
Does your face
look fresh, ,...

or does It look sal.
low, faded and worn? Ifyour complex
ion ism smooth and transparent as you
would like it to be, use HAGAN'S MAG
NOLIA BALM. No woman need look
old and worn who will use this delight
full liquid beautifer. Harmless, instantly
applied and impossible to detect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-11

tools would mysteriously reappear. and
from their appearance I could see that
they had been buried under ground"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
Races at L,at,oonia.i

SS (By; Associated Press.) SS8
2}& GIN GIN MATT. August 20, &C M fay rite.
two second choices and three outsid ers
won q u Latonia To- day. The third event
at six furlongs, the feature OF the pro-.
gralnme, was. won by Monte Lucille. an
soutsider$in the betting Intense was sec
Il nd, half a length HI front Of Lad yaf Hen
#rietta. Tho track was slow 81 Summaries:
5 First \ race-Tiv furlon gs- Ericsson "a
to first !, Bon VI want; az to ~ second
Mont BAN i TO ~ third Time, 1:0S. 13
Second raoe-Mlle and nm elghth-Pil-
S.lert lis to i q first Light Opera (6g to S1) J
second " Pl utus 40 to y third .@s Time.
I 900 3-5 81 \. s.St
Third ce-sx furlongs--N onle 33 Luz
cille III to- first, Intense 90 to y sec
fond dy Henrietta q to y third. Time
E1:lB 3-6 s 5
Fourth raceASlx furlong s-Inspecto
Girl II tod first, Prince Pless d2$to y
second, Miss Anxious C to third,
Time. Ill 1-5. g e! .H@
s#l Fifth race Five furlongs zindandcl e
Ito ~ first. Warner csriswold Is to y sec-
4ond, Beautiful VI MayoSt4 TO ~ third Time,
4 100 1-5. 5s.si #
Sixth race Nile rrlnoi pia u toF2) first,
Lady Charade q to y second, Sheriff.
\ dOO8to y third. Tine / AS s-5. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
HORSE SHOW NOTES.
Richmond Judges to BE An
nounced Next Week. !, 53s Y


Tho Richmond Horse Show Association
Will announce the list Of judges next
week. President Anderson u has always!
been careful to give out the y ma m s Of
the Judges. so tina t exh tors 8would know
the men before v HON they would show;
of forming an I. Exhibition Association
to force the various horse shows to an;
5notnce their Judges Wil on the Prize llsts
are Issued. SO that, before going % 4 The
may know whether IS not experts will
pass upon the merits OF their horses
Among those who will Exhibit In Rich-j
mond In Octo ber are Mr.. Richard Me-
Cram. M OF Pennsylv whose 81. largel
stock farm has been very sue cessful this
season both IN harness and park I hack l
M. AicGrann has Q, large string and
Will show a .fog and tandem, as we'll as
pairs and singles. MI III 9& ij5s
Mr. John Kerrs Branch &S Will have
mon H ring The high-going mare won
third recently n hot company at Long
il Is alse,thenSht; TINT Mr. NJ " /, W Y, I HRd
}riman' Chieftatn''' and ~ 4a.uIgiing Wa
This high acting pair have bean very
successful at tho yarious 81 Northern IN
1The Rerryyille horse show opens to-i
dali and continues during Wedne sday
MI Mr. Charles chullisen is president and
Mr. p. IT, Mayo, who owns q handsome
country sent In Clarke county. Is Y d.
rector. ag a9 rs "A u. u \ IA g5 rs .
The yYarrenton show, which Is schnd-
ed for the S9t sG(,h Sossa the
folk on October list for q week and Rich
mond beginning on October 9Th. The
show here ends the snort In the South,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
I; .PLA,YED. ON SOFT FIELD. u
Roanoke Defeated BY Lynchburg.
III Game Delayed BY Rain.

d tspecials bv Southern Bell Telephone, =,
/. 5LYNGHBURG. a., August 2o.---The
iShoemnkers defeated 81 the Highlanders
.thisa afternoon by II the score OF y five TO
three In a game that 3Wns delayed three
quarters Of an hour by a hard shower,
to be called at the end OF the eighth on
!accounts,o darkness. The contest was
played In mud, and the condition OF the
grounds was responsible for several Of
the local errors. Mcknight was wild in
the box. and to this fact Roanoke's de-
feat Is attributable. Carter kept the
visitors guessing. except In the seventh,
when a double By Dunn a new man from
tho South Carolina Lea ue. and a single
by Mcshane, coupled with a Wild throw
from Carter to first. netted two runs. 8
The visitors played a good gar1e- In the
field, but their chances did not require
rapid work, as a rule. which sennbled
them to play bot ter on the soft diamond
Tho feature OF the game was easily tho
work OF Whitaker. in center field. for tho
Shoem akers. He accepted four hard
chances, and batted at 800. Darringer.;
out OF five times at bat. made two pretty,
sacrifices, drew four balls. and got hit
once. giving him one tint K up in the
score The score. Vi 4.s 5iFs Safjf it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
PEARL is 5.5s,s
STILL SICK COLT
This High Priced Thomas Paget
Racer Needs Y nremit ting At-
tention from " eterinariali.

/, SARATOGA N. x. |, August q. -. Jack'..
sJoyner. trainer 81 Water Pearl. sat III
front OF the stall In which tina X hgh-
priced colt Is still suffering from summer:
complaint, In which VI the aymp toms are :,
why Is II that It Is always the best
horse In a Mlnn's stable TINT is q tackled?
Why Is It that the cheap est h orse IN. our
stable Is az healthy ms sheg can be r
Day ana night Water Pearl Ia watched
by joynor and Dr. Moo Gully. the voter
marian, 3 who came up from New d ork
TO attend the great colt. Water Pearl
was taken with II q relapse thr ee days
since, ana In that period has eaten n
ing to speak OF, Occasl 0nally he lis taken
with thegttgrlpas, '.i5 Whlch Il are sym ptoms
sof tho illness he Is afflicted with. ~ I'm
tered In every stake OF my note this year
ana next, Water Pearl pr orE to his illness
was considered n by tho best judge s the
schnmplon84o OF his Z O. e. s Asl hal IN terest
In this colt ana Cha rles Edward yn,a sold
to =, r. Il Thoniaa during tho 81 pehead
Bay meeting for ES0, 0OO, and the Illness OF
Water Pearl Is a. severe blow to d y oy,ner r.
SS Asked what colt + or Il lily no 81 thought
would win the Futurtty, N Joyner. said no
did not SEQ how Mr.. Keene's stable could
be beaten. He also oke we'll OF Elec-
3tioneer's chances. &. l145 y, !.
iT II. n. Hitchcock,s Dandelion. winner g
tho Saratoga and Delaware hand!cNna $at
this meeting. picked up q: mall on Friday,
aud will not start In tho Merchants, Han
;d!cap Tuesday. for viii ch & he Is hand!-
cappcd. at 1926 pounds. John sanford's
Raven. is considered we'll in this race
"a nm mound a. }9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
.fIDANV1LLE HAS OFF DAY.
Portsmouth Put II All Over Her
bv SUPERIOR All Round Playing.

~ (Spacjal nv, Sou thern Bell Talephone;) liz
4 DANVILLN, va, 81 aug ust 2u.--For
mouth nut 1t all over Danyille here to-.
DAY by shutting out the locals 70 !, the
tune OF five to nothing as result 9.
superior playing. The Tobacc ,fl nav ',',
an on day, and had 1t bad They cou1d
not connect with tho speedy ones from
the arm of Reyell, and when they dlu Key
q hit they followed It by dumb pose
running. Out OF the seven hlts seeuIen
OF Reyell. three We're In the ninth m
ming, when Danyille had batting raiay,
Richards, for DanYillc. allowed ten hlts,
and was batted freely by the truckers.
He was given little encouragement ~
the players behind him. who made many
segions oad costly errors. Barley KAN :
aggregation had plenty Of life and glnger
with them, and did not let anything
80. by, They also knew how TO- cover
ground after they had reached the Initial
sack, The visitors started or the run
getting In tho fourth inning, getting TWO
runs as u result Of q double by Kelly
and o hit by Fischmann, Who beat OUT
4 bunt and stole second, Anthony Went
out on a bunt to first. and laelly was ~,
FlschmanH scored on an error OF benny.
IN the fifth inning Fischlnann singled and
Anthony got fis base on ba lls. l.ol,r beat
Oh n hunt. and Fischlna mn scored d on n
high fly of Ioal NJ II eYell lllt IVY ~
sbaYger, scoring both ASru nners Ne Ken,
I ~, WHO relieved Hssslss "a ne sixth