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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

and Baldwin OF the u. s. land Office
whose families have left them alone.
in the world, while they are enjoying
life with relatives elsewhere, have
sought sllrcease of sorrow in what
they call the Hermitage" After
great difficulty they secured a lease
from E. K. Bull-at 81 per 5year-of
one of the most beautiful and roman
tic building sites in the city, namely,
the corner of Seventh and Avenue
@. Here the gentlemen have had
erected by Butler Bros, of st. Paul.
who built the Minnesota state capitol,
a large and modern cottage designed
expressly for their use and comfort.
It's appointments are most luxurious
and it is modern in every respect.
They are now planning to open their
new quarters with a large reception
to their numerous friends, there being
abundant room in the extensive
grounds to accommodate those who
are unable to get into the house.
While retiring and quiet in their ways
the gentlemen are always glad to re-
ceive their friends and show them
their unique and strictly modern and
original abode.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12
. \ ANTS !

Advertisements under this head will be in
serted for ONE CENTSA WORD each inser-s
ton. No publication for less than 16c. Cash
must accompany out of town orders. s4
Advertisements in this column having letters
or numbers MUST be answered through core
spondence. 4} ! + =. 5St
To insure publication OF advertisements in
these columns copy must be in before $3.50
p. m. nSA E&'<..2 *; f:225, VII = o. ~ -': - WA,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12
Sterling

The first load of grain was taken
into the new elevator Monday last.
Manager OLofin shipped out car
load Thursday, &c.. ...-sx !.
Winnor & Adams have. their new
coal shed finished; also 24-foot addi,
ton to their lumber shed. -.
Simonson Elevator Go. will erect a
coal and wood shed here in the near
future. =.
S. T. Parke, the duck "fiend," re
ports fine shooting at Long Lake. He
and DR.. Kershaw of Bismarck got a
nice bag there the list.
School began Monday with Miss
May Riley as teacher. -
T. B. Ruddy and Herman Neimar
left for the threshing fields north
Monday ....:,ssa. I. <:s'& ..-.. ....
George Manley, ST., and George, jr.
were home from Mapelton over Sun
day. i. (. Ii ..-...a
J. w. Sherman has the contract fol
the erection Of a two story t2Sx2S,, left
posts, house for P. Magnus northwes
Of Sterling six miles. ~
s. T. Matthews was here Friday.
Rev. Sterling Of Steele passed
through on a motor cycle Saturday.
| Mrs. Mayer and son Nels are at tn,
home of her daughter this week.
"A. w. Cook of Bismarck spent Tues
day in the city. 5,.>,.. =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

egThe Presbyterian Cook Book is
on sale at the Capita: Book Store.
Price SO cents. D."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

Trust Baking Powders sell for IS or
50 cents per pound and may be iden-
tilted by this exorbitant price.
They are menace to public health.
as food prepared from them con-
tains large quantities of Rochelle
salts. dangerous cathartic drug.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

WANTED-A young man of the right
i. sort for permanent i position with
chance to advance. Oscar H. Will
& Co. = - ST.. 49, yt
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

Buttons Business College,, Bis
marck, N. D., will give away a six
months scholarship absolutely free to
the first student to enroll from each
town within a radius of sixty miles of
Bismarck. Write for same today to
J. A. Button, Bismarck, N. D. 4. IN,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

MAN W1AINTED-By the month or by
the year at Faunces'. Call and see
me for terms, ZIG and 21S Fourth
street. ~ ~ .-.:.@ 49, =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12
Dressmaking.

Mrs. c. M. Laney, dressmaker par
lors, 523 Seventh street. y. =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12
HELP WANTED-MALE.S

Manitoba boy to do chores who is
attending school. Apply at Kupitz.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

WAlN'TED-A girl for general house
work. Mrs. Frank Grambs, Third
street. %' ~ T. ~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

The neutrality-suspicious.. Robinson
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12
HELP .WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. w. A. Falconer, 2o2
Avenue e. H. 5.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

All Wool Washable Scotch Waist
ings in neat stripes, mixtures and plaid
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

The Goebel Lecture-About 200 men
attended the lecture given at the
Atheneum last ni~ht by George H.
Goebel, the socialist lecturer. The
speaker had wonderful flow of
words and made the usual appeal to
the prejudices of the poor against the
rich, urging organization Of the
masses for a battle royal politically
against the classes. Among other
things he said no man on the bench
or in political position could be fair
to both capital and labor, that he had
to be for one or the other, and this
being the case labor should see to it
that officials of all classes were for it.
He claimed that law was but matter
of the brain and cited the income tax
case in the United States supreme
court as an instance, saying that
| when the case was first before it one
judge cast the deciding vote for it's
constitutionality, and that a year
| ldtGl, Wucu lu0 case again CdmS UG-
fore the court; this man had changed
his mind and that made the law I'M
constitutional, deducting from this
that had the issue been on whether
4 there should or should not be any
laws in the land this man alone could
have swept them all off the books. OF
course his argument tended to show
that the rich Influenced this judge and
caused him to change his mind-and
the law. He inveighed against all the
old parties and urged his hearers tt
grid on the ,socialistic armor and bring
about the millennium in short order
What appeared to be a. large collection
was taken up to pay hall rent and he
sold a number of books and took sub
; scriptions to a party paper. H.. ~:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Mrs. John M. Johnson, 502
Eighth street..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

ALI Wool P1aids-Handsome invis-
ible and shadow effects in Plaids and
Checks. 49,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

Plaids Checks and Mixtures-2O
pieces of new plaids, checks and mix
lures specially suited for Misses and
Ghildrens School dresses at only soc
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

Silk and Wool Plaids-Plaids are
amongst the leaders for this season.
We have anticipated the demand and
have made early purchases and are now
showing the choice of the market III
beautiful effects in silk and wool plaids.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

Waistings = Embroidered Mohair
Waistings, SO inches wide in neat de-
signs strictly up to date. r =.>-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-12

In the Lighter Weight Fabrics for
street or evening wear we show many
beautiful weaves and colorings in all
colors. Novelty Panamas, Crepes,
Tailor Suitings in invisible checks and
p1aids, very stylish and up to date
weaves.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-15

Hs~ Tsrr Hsz 5rn1 81 ssags AID
KS C1srls sl-a

Chaaga. Aarusz M l...am u
D14lsis- Aanesnnes snGs'&aa ant
az other TIMES ~ v4ltzs srEs-ap ~
Sgs. v r, rst .saI Eag a. EallaeE =
sassssr AZ fAe performances u Ha
Hsasr rAs NAyor Daaieia va seated
IN sor a. tAs mrs had Il the
sssrs Nrh ana ssrs Col- Evsrson,
PksiA1sisi-a newspaper pr5pristor,
aaG ssvsral acasr frsn1s
Haa Nesse Wsss va sizziax her
soag. ya.alssE'r ZOO LIE % Have
lItr.s Gfri Lac Net There "a a
rsfrsin n fhs soez that has Eueh
e0nesfnsag naslag. E.seh Eigat there
hs "stau" ia ihe 5rshsstra seats
Eho gsts real asryous Fter the spot
hzhf - ihrosn ~ sna. and Miss
WEBB ahz. ots 0i niee things %
aim-
While thls stgnt pas Oa tO-algtt
Ms W,bo tripped over eloss - the
SoE so1tainInz Daniels aad sang To-
EArd the comedian Everybody IN
the house aazhsd. bit Daniels didn Z
get nervous. He jast waited anti
the actress got sufficiently near
Then he grabbed her BY the nOse
and held On until he climbed over
the front Of the bor and Oh the
stage. After planting about a dozen
kisses Daniels srasIed back into BIZ
boz.
Al tha served 10 eause the audi
enes % rise 70 their feet and howl
Aiss Webb vas 20 hnstrated thai
she couldn't sIng the rest of the song
Blanche Ring. EhO had been uIt
nsss D. the proceeding. boxed at Nr
Daniels rsprpaetfally and said 40
PraE1s. h0u could yoai"
Y Three msn Eho at IN the fron
r0r n ths srebs.tra seemed % az
I. prove ~ frank Danisl.'s art. On
1 II them. Who boxed and talked hki
Southsnner. I'd the Eay. and ih'
three jumped into tie orehestra an
climbed onto The stage. Ths SOgth
en- lookinz man got feE hsses b
fore the stage manager e0nelude'
natter. had gone far enough. an
nun, d0un the curtain. After
bref interval the shou vent On.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-15
RUSSIANS JEALOUS OF JEWS SUCCESS


lsrsaly N rie s.srsr -a.istisa. ant
sler ars ne nn.r .nrsilig'snr. lsrlvs
iud .ugsuinus Nsarig 81 " M
-sV1mrnnarT .easisrs have met N
.f Psrsrghury are Jews ant NJ s'ii-
slr. ant -.parr.rs n tie -svaiurau-
ar payers i@iing % riar -Iss-
Tiar Hrnunrs fir NE ir-rids -
rns Ministry md rls 5aiir-
The l.s1rsh fepHrss m ~ L'lma
I'll ns -iar "a risir ipnlnn- -is
gDvsr1mrnr ant -ie paGes lrs ~
sgaasI1ie flr ne uassarus a. vel
A. rle gers-ruflnu. n rirg y fe-
srsf risT .auid grsv.ns lurA. They
ls.aer1 -lar % mon ihs ever lesu lr-
ga.lla-ri 4gsfnsJ a 4s-vuh community
mar 1aa 1nr i@~n ,.-i ~ inspired By
. rirs-lmenr liiirai ThrT Ds-@r-
-lar -isrs la- 1nr leru a 4s'E Dsrss.-
.ur..f ~ -lhhssi lr uurisrssi m als-
aa slr M asr ar -le .asE -su Fsa-s
kir r1tch rie g8gsrlmrnr Fls anJ a.
-.rr.g -.q1aus.his ~ NnaFsr
sasie- ~ ne EsEush ga-rF "a NJ
D'una- llbi ne gespsriag riar E.lers
wa s-rv ErTe re.,g.nus crssutire-
ant riat Il ~ .nahied % ganrlnr-
sluar1'al rnunr-T Dr-esra .si'war.'i
priests have 1H il ,seiIag 1d~I-1
~ Tsws. 1ld si ,ir a. rl. rssiz.itns
stlesJ4u ~ -anrrrls,i. X EsHid 1sxs
sars ~ nss.t Z ne paiirieal s.'srisslr
rsrs -smars,L n Nmnxsr tii'.s
far aseprr me- frunsf luauInnus *
sianarnu -ias -ie guiiir pcsguiiee
fzausr be- -1rp j. tius r1 sfnunmlca.
-sassrs r. 1s-1s -iar -iers - ln
llar- cs.. .i.si.s.s lsrs "a Russia -.Ial
ssr lrrs ant -aa1 u -ie -rrt ant
ssaus 4usahuir.es If ris 4svls.i
sapularian Fsrs -smnvef 1ud r1sT
rsrs oi1s's.i ga i-l salEi1-g VIA 1telr
ne-gidors. ne srasninstlr a1Imnsi-g
iac s-lp- 1ur lers ant rlers E5uif
sarrsig 8aagEear viU.En -s's gsa-s-
- Bamrs % cis shaprsrs " 4sTist
ausIsrT m srser aarSrs. fld % ne
TART -aas srsa 10 Rnasia- Nhers ne
Fsrs frs m0sr 1raierauE. -fe-s lalf
1ersr tssu fsg rHt.ea. ~ rs,-g1ous
fretlau 1nra i Er sgIrrs'f % aq
eis nal.re aaG tcner afielaas II
sasr.sars frrrtm9ss rlis Tsnss.ir'-ss.
osiarsas aad rar sgHGamIea4 ~ -
afgTilgss sasIss.ss.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-15
xAu LIVE FLGCz y TIE
Summer sezs1u . Eae sssr "a cIrs
cs<x--d EFgmEi Sold -lfsr
--larzrres


summer - -Ie BEST TINE N ne
Eanle Fsar t8r ne n-sacnsnr % "a
tAl-iia. .-8uniss. ant >nackle Drlls
ca. Irrs every reafer lI ne World
% Use arumei INV Ind be- perna-
lenrlF nIr-fL
LIiiEs r.ls Hriina-T --saCnens r8r
sarxr-h, mere u Ia suIma,n fnsH1g
Ehen Isng EF1mg- The -smssty .
lrsarlsd -arBug-t a leas gaexss IL
Ialer sAar snme N svsrT Iurir- AID
.rs 1a.aanIs heal-ng ar pe1err1rss q
tie uns1 -.mGts par-s q -ie lose,
rir8ar amt lIngs. searches SUI and
EliIs he earArra EsE-ls. n al garrz
1c -iis rsspu,a1arT lE-Elns ant fooraes
AMI leais AT l-rira-ar mere may he
n rie nneaas mrm1rale-
Egmei u NOT alGne lie lnlY 1a1-
1l-7L treatment 1lr sarI-r-i- 1ug ID q
The only gne s8ii luaer n lns0lIrs
g-ur1-1res ~ rstIud -le money m
i.s= Il Euss sarHEIcrlnu- L El-a
al f.ss1ss 1srr1s luG restores the
narsl1s nemhrane u ne Ei-8a--
lnss ant lrHgs D per-ser.g healthy
condition..
The rgUpieSs HF1mei 1urtr snsss
bur g. EXTRA dnc-lss. Dr. -dasxle
Drug ca. sell HysmeI I1der IN I5-
sal1ts guarantees - refund Eas moueg
~ Il docs zGc g1Es saus1lesIou- You
run 10 risk aG al n luylng EAa
y7GarznEee4i rsrnesty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-15

ksIrfls--ills. I j.. Alg Lt--'-,in-
aanGa. Idgancrmeur N .ae sians %
ar sarr1,.srillr LIrerIrnan Railway
.amuany are ndirar-sf n rir nrrsslse
% ne snmnaay sUisx r-lm r4liHHi
El1a 400 The ncreas- Els nIldr
asg F-S mGsr HirhnErY n an
amendment % -ls siar--r - ne
aral. Eimi1H b prsiss-s'i sf1eE AMI
~ -.masnd-r .nmmnn sulez- A. r-ls
salne ume tleF@ we're fnanges m NJ
lffiesys ~ rle .Hmpauy VIA me- ai'-
.nslug rssEir
President. = = Carr.
Viss P-.SisIsaf. Lir Naaal-ng
srrrsnry. Wm E1grns.
Treasures. Wn- -peeE-
The Dr1-p-rrs .ir r.ie mi Iurress
Il -ie .nmpanYs pians - pr1vids
Far .ssrtils WIN a street .aT system
and .nuaertnu VIM T.ev-F arr ssIsld.
Franrhniss rave lsen ErzIred ~ ne
Ear-is.svIils CIV sDHneil and rle D''F-
~ .sunril The E-sarsr 1ar- II IA
rssar-sc-v1g n lsgnrausf hlr
W. Cdi Eiil n EAST n feF Gays
- .nmplers ne fnaaring u tie nm
9aHE.
EsrraIn prnp1sIrlnns l'.f'siiiLiti
usi. sa rie grlmnnsrs tar dnaaring
ne snmparg Esrs -slssrrsf l'ssa'Iis''
-iev Esrs nar ufirrnrT liberal =
lelis-ssf raar Mr. Cur vii navs
as fffflrniry N securing ~ tnt o
Eastern capitalists "a terms sAris-
sarr1rv % al .aufsrnsiL uue ~ ne
frsr -ilngs lrressa-T rill D. 90 lar'
a. .r1@r- and professional ezInIria-
ran II rle rgIcs maite-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-15
TATE gz4DT KEPT ZTgT.
Trsa - gIsszfJ l-sf=rzJ le-ssn :.
I5r6t1-msnEs

W Ta1s S-a6y. Ss7naerasas snul-
nlrsssmaa q ne 5ssh rsrnr4sa9 tao
srfet ~ pssY m aas sfsrrs b qassIsy
alE sessns N fDpaIuriag the tStssn
ssnessi sBmmsgrssusn. saS BY fsaat-
arg ras sarhfa fEsigs atSendsag
IN ea.. = a nsecIag 81 rhs ssh ma
Hx-nany wa srpes,st ~ pgsTaa
tixsgganaf tas tser5e1 Nse -.
aaEsgsr, a. sr tan feast : < LsFss-
q Dsssoa, sh34rzsasa q NE .assfSss
ssrtral ssaazf1es asgTe1 ErnHsas
ss.horItY Eaea ~ fpposatsc ] l.
Ffsnry, u Red Fork, sr the exees-
tive esnsEstfss Thas Eas eSne "a
sseae tie brsaeh naGe sy iZnorIng
fle 1erssra1s II that pgse4aet ~ ihs
axas.nz ~ shs tfSssu sonimI.tesr1sr,
Dss ,ssV Eoadsr vsy thsy are repre-
sents8 % re srseu1lgs scr1Ezsttse
rt3s fhsy are aos s.AONsa a eDaa-
-sslfs>naa. Ths lAsi freak u %
lxseal g.zz3sTy Ess pulled Il Al the
Dsr.aerat p.s sos a. ne bfsdy
Hcssi after a1optIn1 the following
rysSlati0ns
kssolys1s That Whereas, ihe
aumser ~ ssrtral committeeman al
hegsG by The Democratic TsrrItorlsI
ssngsntion, hid a, Durant, lnAian
Territory. ia 1904, "a nos sakeisnt u
i've Yigs - sa<b Deroeratie elub N
tks Z.th rseordlng dIstriet. a menn-
k~r % The Central CornmIiiss Of szfd
1istriet, be Il resolved. that earl
dub in said distnet n0t already rsF,
resented % aid Central Committee
u hereby empowered and rsussist
v, slset a member - cooperate SIli
aid Central Committee. ~
Tins resolution gives Rsd-Fori
and one Or tao other piafss in ~
district not already rsprsssnisd ~
the sonmiitse 4 nsrnh-r u sai'
committee F"
Rcd fork DemOerats are nj 90
mindful u the tart nat three differ
sni precincts IN the district "a
giyen tEo Committeeman eaeh Ehsl
snly entitled ~ me while they ger
eft Oui rith three Or fogr oihe
,lsis. They deny that anyone
high enOugh IN authority 70 nam
their committeeman and thereby -
VI bos. r1ls and II the preeinet .
rot allowed 10 eh0N> ~ OEn repre-
sentative there EiIl hardly b. foun'
a eororal's guard supporting %
party a, the polls. The holloE bono
sseorded by pIaeinz ]. a. Henry q"
tss srseutiye committee Wiinou
membership in the central sommiiie
IL not sueh ~ asiiOn a. appeals y
tbs thinking voter q the community
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-15


N~~ T8rx- 4irnr If-F-lnk
CGr-.a. r-rHg tan ~ Psnsr'iiHI; I;
% no Chs4gu Rsrnri- E.rald. tags
iaps fsz.ri tmnsr srsry1a.ig
hars -ea A. P.ssrsBH-r liaur
tis -saaGu ant siuass iir 1is csrs--
.urnu 81 1is 4sEs aad iar- ~
ssiv-,i rsF-rrF n H1lrnar.nu- a.
liBnga -hs inquirer 1u inrh grl1-
l..-ns - u'vf7s llnt siar ln 1Ir-si's.isr
.an In,iisrr4nh cl- JsF-lningT 10
lie flssaau rass ~ ~ nsnral Jrl-
s1as.s. O. - no aimnsf lHaulmnua
sgiauin -iar -ir primary saili-s %
.ie Hasanrr--s AZ panrea. ant sea-
1aaural -l-lsr llan -s..g,nEH. A.
-inuga llers - a. ITsiirrs'il-rsnr 20
smar.rHm Imnng ne huaau 5sa--
tnr-Y riu.h Ias t-euslr.E lsen ~
gea.,.,i Is 1q ~ sapfsrs " -ie
ca-8m Il 1er s1rt -srs1l.J 2
gsi,esf ., fs.ssr-hs he t-saIeur ~
-sings nsrgzn.d By -is ElTe-lmenc
ssr ~ aaEug tnd uasssal'rs ~ nefil-
ssrs " gsEah .1mmImUes-
TIE .alef ,aua4. ~ sz9ianesi li
ne ly marty spery psrsln Elrh
Fhnm haze -a.kssi- ~ .eal1ns % -us
nssse- - ne gsw.sh -lre n mn
nsrGa alaura, 1rlcssmna.- lrsr-
arY sad sslsnrar 'arssT-s .ls tgsr-ss-
ngsness ant unairng ant snusryr-se
Iss Hsrssg. ad mrry ian -lrft- lad
ica aafCg rs -drTs lnirT si-sun-
sssnesa Fhers a kussla1 * Gaa3is y
maks a Egi1g Tte 5uaUr grssui.es
aga nat tas -as1s as icrrfmls'i tir 20
giar rag The spcnssr.an ~ ~
governments tud shs gcilts "a lr1rr-
sIeed n gsngsaass aeraHas r.ls 4sTf
tags s.eu Eae mnsr persllrsilr- ne
nrsc rsa6urgsf 9 fnd rhe most s1sf-
tlvs fspstsesnaries Naen srnls
Sszssraes Gss3 ~ 4oue F8u naT 1e
sars fhag NJ shIef aetar b q lev 80
Poe Whsr fas criles ars lini-
bagzsd tad alyusaacsd- ysu mag as
zlage tha1 q JsF aaa tsgused tte
pan The asiesg probationary Eat
era ars IgNs TIE men FaB le1i -ie
ser6ss ssaf Fatsr art those VIM
hsss GlrreH ~ I've grsarssg igndun'
n frsghte aaong fae psaaaa-a we're
lew gsvsl rs7staralnIscs alnstl-
sgge alisHr - csr ssnC u fas aiefn-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-15
MAIN LINE YLoUR IL THE BEsT
RETNE2Y AT 81. LOUIS
All Hope Of the Cudzhy Pipe Lane
Acroxs Missouri Abandoned

The idea Of building pipe hne
from the Nid-COntinent fsld across
the state of Missouri TO st LOUIS
and erecting a refinery there has been
definitely abandoned AT. Cudahy
rithdrey from the scheme and It fell
through.
II can b. stated. however. that tbe
Cornplanter refinery people Of War
ren. Pa. Who we're promoting the
pipe line proposition. sill cree; re-
anery at St Loai-. The eCTaPany
snd. II ean lay crude oil firm this
fed down a, 81. Louis for 81 a bar
rel Or lss. fron the Mid-Continsni
Sid A lOo0 barrel plant uili BE-
erected.
When a.ksd II Il would not b. bet
ter 10 bald At -one point n the nelf-
Manager Todd said ''No; became
81. Louis i more natural distrib-
Iiinz point. We haze a market there
and then y0u see 10 one can tell
where the Illinois field will run II
NAY extend practically to St Louis.
The corporation people oWE ne
Big Lease at Chelsea in the shslloS
.and pool where they have sufficient
pr,duetion 20 operate a refinery ths
.ize they propose to erect at II
IOuis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-15
MAN LIVE FLOUR q TEE sEsI
HozE OIL TEAM ETA


There E4z ler.r a rlTue ~ -ls lIs-
sFry n ~ F9rid Ehen LIers WIS ~
rnrh sll a sg.Ir az A8g- Ehe rms
n P.nnsgsTauia sd HnoHur % ail'iur
- 500 5a-rsis a tag 1f OElS- sa-a'1
sarrels a 1ag This = tae enrIrs
5rsd,mclsu- The new I-Lnns 1sbt
j. ,aDasle - pra,iaeIag Slhsl sar-
-s.s A day. ard rae Mid4aurIlslz
ses6 lla 900 bar-sls- Theu there y
Tsxas. Ca6srzdo- aad Cslz-orzla- Eass
Ns{- fru.izsnr aeid Aas ouly hssn
sera sehe,f ogsr- Whaz X sauld De- 7
Al M "a we're raxsu = harf o ssSt-
NAE Thausan,ls u barrsss q crude
arr la.r every say IN the ha~sr assd-
Il \ .as a1y Esnder the sireamssazs-
ses saar M prSep u ess = EStag
d.sw1f
I.fy va. the rssoei arsaxIrg
-onrh II tie Msf-C1nrlaeur 1ei6-
the daily aTsrags u r1-s Seiag ~
n, sarrrss. The first s~Tsr days u
Asg-ar tie average aas been over
sSAf3 sarrsls, the Erss q the nlac.i1
alEayz rsaasag lsss- oZ tAaa Ehs lat-
,sr part
D,Trinz 1895 tn sroeks Fsrs n
erease,s s.Z5I,75 barrgss, or as2riy
fl2 rer cent. Dsriag the S-St s~vsr
months u the earrsut year, the "a
crease ia stocks has been Ogsr 1-ZS1
barrels. On July 81 they rad rsaeae'i
y. .4s52f4. showing a gam 81 Los
77S barrels FOR the r10nth- Ihe
,,seks vest of the Mis-ss-iypl now II
eesd those Of the eastern nelfs aoo1'
g.65OGOo barrels Of 20 per cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-15

-haEass, Okla AlG IA phnne
nessags t-am rl- ErrsrnsFs sf Mr.
Ereiya Esaxzney 10 ChIse gIsrles
s,lr,srf eiisir-f rAr nH1rnarnn -ias
NE JlsrIrr 1asi ant Fsf --esiEst trBm
-.ie .ierrf u nv iisu-rr aHHrr az on
annsa CRY ne r-s.uesu mar he 40
painr a le~ gBfgr % ~ ne cass "a
Fllrh A-s. siakenev Iszs riar her
emit ,s r-suor.sf % ler trIm ~
.-Iarhan. Il,iss Garner las IliE1 NJ
-lmarsd mar ie VII lur iaEs llis
&c IN present. o. hear -ie sass.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-15
Hay Fsrsr and Summer Colds.

Vieiinas u hay fever will experI-
snee great benefits BY taking Foley's
Honey and Tar, a. II stops diiheuli
breathing Immediately. ard heals the
inhamed air passages. and even II u
should fail 10 cure you. It Sill give
instant relief The genuine u IN a
yelloN aekage GeimAn Drug Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-15
Dr. T. 8. HICKMAN.
Registered Veterinary Surgeon asd
Main Street Livery or Stone Livery
Barn Ofiice Phones 336 and q.


40 acres Mineo Geek bottom land,
SIX miles esss 9. the city, worth 80
per acre, will sell for so.
l20 acres three miles from Mann
ford. 30 acres bottom, 40 acres So
ond bottom, price $2S per acre, or
win trade for city property.
JOEL WILLIAMS co.
Rooms 2o3 and 2O4. First National
Bank building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-15
MAIN LINE FLOUR Is TIE BEST
DRAWS sHosHoSE CLAIM
soldisr Editor Of Bartlssyills Enter
prise Ia Lucky.

Thoms 4. Lsi,a. u Barilesyilie'
bas drawn a claim in the sbosbone
(wyomingj reservation. Oii'fial 10,
formation Of his success vas reeeiyss
from the Lander land oflce tins
sesk His number vas 2,sS. A.
an er-soldisr Mr. IAita vas PrlVi'
legged 10 register by proxy. when
o. n. Kirkpatrick vent vest he tcos
Mr.. Latta's power of attorney ana
registered for him.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-04-06

HUGH P, FARRELLY,
LAWYER,
In Farrelly Bldg. /: Chanute, KS.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-04-06
Select Seed. Corn Now

f. B. Mumford of the Missouri
Agricultural College calls attention to
the Tact that farmers might with
greater profit select seed-corn before
spring work begins. Numerous in
designations, he says, have shown that
In the average year, aMissouri corn
held has IS per cent of a stand. That
is to say, the Missouri farmer will
plant and cultivate 100 acres Of corn
and harvest IS. The cause of this Is
poor seed. He offers this simple
method Of testing seed corn: Put
several old newspapers in the bottom
of box and wet them. Then spread
white cloth with 'checkerboard
squares ON top of the paper, each
square being Numbered. Now number
the ears to correspond with the
squares. Take three grains from each
ear and place them on the cloth in
the square bearing the same number
as the ear, Put another cloth on top