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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
ADVICE ABOUT TIE TEE II
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islng a br6ber blush. which shouli "
small and soft. and no, too big fgr
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passed from one side to the other. bo'
no aHd down. and great care ateu
7 to clean the back teeth a. well a. tks
front. finally It was essential 10 yssh
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few drops Of fragrant dentiniee
llquld should be- added. -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
THE CRAWFORD STORE

Millinery Sale now going on. En-
tire stock to be eiosd ort ate9st.-L
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
Going Eas
CLOSING OUT SALE

Hats, flowers. feathers. ribbons, ,ete
at the Crawford Store"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16

slzvrss Hgz.: 7. v. RusssI.
sell s1osa farmer q: near B4.mort.
!. able % y aba, ibe eiiy today
~ k1..el hzs besa Z patient q.
tie shzE1ee bO.Di,sl. where b. g1-
der1eai yery diFHsqli operation.
y .f'y-ihree year. ago be had he
.esie, fever. and al. these year BE-
"a. suffered agony Nth The ngl,
-ide q s.. head. FINALLY ont Of
Shawnee leading physician. IN
formed him that ~ operation mlgr,
rele,e him. ~ he came here ard en-
itered me hospital. where an opera-
iion va performed 0n the rgh, SIDE
! u be -sui II j. claimed b. 'hn-e
uho are il position % kHoT .Ea'
iit Wa- '.s deepest operation ever
performed ou the bk@d. the c1' BE-
ins ~ inches iu length and ll. ir-
che deep. Non he D., free from pain
and the wound j. healing nicely o.
though 'le night side of ai~ iae- j.
I parsiyzed. lie viii reiuu noue
! .Isyg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16

Madame Francis guarantees salts
faction or no pay. Office, room 2, old
Trrner Block. Pirst and Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16

ceased. William Query, administra-
tor. CxvszI aaSzZl --.T.r
Notice is hereby given that pur-
,uant to an order ofabe e'oarfsin vi'e,
above matter, | wilfgsen At pnbheI
sale to the highest and hest Sbfaei
at the Office of L. W. Poe in the city
of Tulsa. on June %, 1906, Il; 10 a.
m. the undivided one-seventh inter-
es, in and to a certain electric Street
Railway Franchise. under a certain
ordinance of the city of Tulsa. Indian
Territory, authorizing the construct
ion Of the same in the said city.
The sale will be upon a credit of
thirty days with approved security.
1nErccrcccwM QpERRf. --c'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
70 choos. Partners.


The nickname ~ states provide a
good way 10 select partners Write
he names of the states for the girls
mi ne alcNnam.s ~ the men, and
men lei them md each other A live
iy time 10 likely 20 ensue TO save
ne ho1s.s from grstBiDgJ her brains
the ~ follows
Eorth Carellpa HDld NaTjb2 --r
2 Sew jYtrR--5Rnn,ire Sts'.r4
South Carolina Palmetto state"
Rhode ifnid 'lsi'us Hhq6y-'
Ohlo-"B Bui Ktyef !
Connecticut Nutmeg State"
Delaware Blue Hen"
Ssw liamD.hlre-'G Granite state"
Pennsylvania Keystone State"
: 'ri,:a!s.:I,DNlS.. B !
4a3ldJ.tiga5sa' jRzSatsjdNAx:
Malne-"pine Tree state"
l4e.4,4----lGs.I,4-t.--
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16

Dr. Fred :. Clinton returned last
night from an extended visit in the
casiru states.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
W est Bound
A. v. L ". TULSA TO ENID
Depart
Arrive
NJ K. & T.
Going West.

NJ. K. & 7.
Going West.
No. g1-Passenger ...ll:l5 a. m.
No. j3G-Iceal Freight ..2:55 p. m.
Going East.
No. 0l-Passenger go. AIS a. m.
No. 535-Loeal freight. .l1:00 a. m.
No. % makes connection with Kan
sas City train, reaching that city at
1855 p. m.
For information as TO rates, routes,
etc. call on or address
E. LEACHlfAN, Agent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
NOTICE.

''I.:: v::.!5@ United 5.s..'s S.ft + =:
Indian Trritory, sittIng tt Satulh.
In Proyate,
In re-estate of A. r. Query. de-
ceased. William Query, administra-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16

The complexion brush used eteryt
night xlth warm water and caS SJsss
soap Will keep the complexion bss
from gIarkhsads. Twice a we+ aAAyS
assEus2e St,ion Of sulpth,e : sof
nrsf~.s ny careful Of the Bet, Sat-
ing plenty Of fresh fruits, drinAAgr
nv pntsN g0r day. =
-A~------~~-.l-....-.l-->-A-iie fpf.
nes, Exchange. Phone $40. Sf
SAE Sst Sel Ssy 1%g IsS HeE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
]. T. AYARs' PHARMACY.
ACKNOWLEDGES THE CORN.
Guthrie's Manager Isn't Reticent in
His Opinion OF the Team.

The manager OF me Guihr1e base
ball aggregation isn't at all reticent
iu hi. opinion of bis team. In fact.
De- i. more than outspoken. Regis
ieing the team at the Alcoru yes
'erday be drew a bracket up and down
the side Of the list. and labelled II.
Guthrie Joke Bunch. F" An honest
confession is good for the soul
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16

~ sAj4- 5f & fa-.
HlE li-.. l
I'm ~ ~ tat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
OPEN REVOLT Still
CONTINUES IN RUSSIA
Although Cover nmenls Vic
tory is Decisive.
FIRES or REVOLT sMorHsRgp


ST. Petersburg. Jan. 6-The govern
ment's victory o.er the revo!uti0nistss
has heen quite decisive although open
revolt continues In many places In the
Interior.
The military are employed mercilesa
~ and gradually the movement 10 DO
Ing stifled. These fres Of revolt
however. are smothered. but are no,
extinguished. and the main fear Is thae
the government encouraged by sue
cess. will fall into the very error oi
which the revolutiOnists were guilty
and attempt TO press Its advantage too
far.
Already there are signs that the pol.
Icy Of repression may be carried 70 q
point watch 10 sure to again arouse
the resentment and discomfort Of the
classes which shrank from the violss,
program OF the Reds"
inst. Petersburg. for instance, tae
Wholesale perquisitions Of the police
have been succeeded by n particular
offense Of . nature Of q perfect police
witch gave the Dvorniks or house por,
tiers a free hand To search private
lodgings for arms and suspicious Der
sons for documents. or suspicious pa,
pcrs. This will arouse the cupidity
II the house pOrters and restore the IN.
tolerabie system OF personal espionage
which was In vogue at the time Of bhs
late minister ~ the interior Won
Plehve, Thirty.hve arrests were male
last night. Among those taken into
custody were four Moscow revolution.
lists. ~ho came here TO consult their
comrades In this city. They were
captured on their arrival at the rail-.
road station after a desperate strug.
gle with the police.
The program for the demonst rations
OF Jan. %. ihe anniversary q RE,
Sunday" includes services for mar
tySs at the Narva Gate. palace Square
and other places where the troops
fir'd on the workmen and also ut tie
cemetery Of the TRANSPORTATION, where
the majority Of the victims were
buried.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
RELIEF IS EXTENDED VICTIMS.
Albany 10 Caring for Those Who Are
Sufferers from Tornado.

Albany. Ga Jan. 6.-Rclief for tne
families rendered homeless and more
or less destitute by the tornado has
been extended by tho city authorities
A committee has been empowered 10
invos'!-"'s a., eases Of d.siitution ami
food. COT ling ana money are being
placed at tne disposal OF the storm
victims.
Inv, s'iga'.on shows thar TIE dam.
age Wa even more extensive than rc.
ported. SCORES Of houses not blown
down were moved on their foundations
and many ore 50 baby ont VI align.
mont tAaI taey are no; considered
safe
Area ~ tie work ~ clearing away
The Debris. preparatory ~ rebuilding.
In In progress To wrecked build.
irGs of The Virginia Carolina CAem.
ica, company will he replaced with the
l.as; possible delay Much ~ the val.
u~l." machinery. iur'uIing the ovens.
Is rui:e l. bu, TIE MIXING plan, remains
intact
TIE w!3'n 81 the tornado dil not
vary. L. 'rach for mile or NOR l.
:; !a'i, w.Ir. an beyond Is patn Ia,
DANA, Was -iSh;.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
DEFEAT OF MORALES
WAS COMPLETE
30 Say Forces of the Fugitive
President.
FIVE GENERALS WERE KILLED
Former Governor GuI'etti viii Fight
In Own Behalf and viii Attack San
tisgo-oispatehes State that RevoIu
ton 10 af an End.

Cape Hayden Hayti. Jan. G.-Fur
ther a.iyices received here from "a,
scene OF the possibilities bcLA,en iae
irOOps ~ The temporary proofs at San
Co Domingo. G-ncra, Caccr,s and IN,
forces OF he fugitive president, Nor,
before Puerto Plata Jan. 8, when c. n
eral DemetriO RodrigIoL. the Morale
commander. lost ais life. was complete
About 100 men were Killed or wound
Ell The remainder OF Morales To-.
lowers embarked on the glln5oat In
deperdencia OF Puerto Plata after
which the vessel sailed for Monte
Christi.
Guil.et'!. ne former governDr Of
Monte Christi with his troops. had le.
clared himself in favor Of Morales or
being informed Of ;le death OF Genera.
Rodriguez. has decided to fight In hi,
own behalf and is preparing 10 attack
santiago. south OF Puerto Plata.
General JimineL. the former presi.
dent Of San,O Domingo. has left Pucr.
70 Plata for Monte Christi and II l. IN
ierstood will. with the assistance ~
Morales. compete for 'Ac pre-, idency
Of the republic against ,Ie other can.
diiatAs for that office.
According 20 the reports brought
here by messengers. large part Of
Che I'opH.a'i"n Of northern Sau'o DO
ninso Is In favor Of General Imlncz
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
oarrotted fer Terrible Crime.

Havana, Jan. 6.-Domlngo Boucoure.
an oiL negro. and Victor Moline. a
mulatto were garotted at the prison
mere today. Both men were regarded
as witches" by their associates. Their
crimes were the lideous murder of q
white baby. lola Diax. for the pur
pose o procuring the heart OF q white
female child whlca the witches pre.
scribei as a poultice for a certain NO
man As a cure for barrenness. The
cni!d's body was found smoked and
sahed weeks after the crime. Tue en-
ecutions passed on without special In.
client. A dozen men and women ar.
imprisoned In connection with the
crime.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
Reeeivership Petition Deferred.

Boston. Jan. G.-Action ON the re
ceiycrsnip =, iiion brought by the Saw
incs bank examiners against the Prov
id'nt S.curit.o, AMI Banking company
N This city. which vas filed ycst-r
day. Was deferred uuril Wednesday
by Judc" Bra!oy. az the Massacnusetts
snpr.u. court today. The Gaze came
up. but On r'pres' . atoms of ; X
Hamilton. cpnnse. TO- he bank said
that t.c right % the examiner. 20 close
the institution va, doubtful! the case
Wa permitted 70 ga Over. \ temporary
injunction restraining the company
from iO.LS III u So p'nilng "A hearing
granted by he con- ycsterGa! :. man
Cd IN force.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
williams Returns TO Washin oton.

Washington. Jan. C-Represeniativr
lchn Strap Williams the minority lead
or in the house has returned 10 Wash
lnStOn from as home In Mississippi
whore he va. called by tne serious III.
ness az his laughter. who Is nov mncn
improved. In Mr.. Williams absence
Rep. Champ C.ark. 81 Missouri. took
his place a. floor leader for Tho Dem
ocrat, and he f. 70 be- The chIS speak
er or re minority on tho Philippine
tariff 49, watch IL now being cons'd
.G.~ Mr. Williams had
y .. .'. % make n general arm
spe' while 'hi, hi'. is under consid
'rl'ion bur said today 40 has had NJ
''0'n % rr"rar. T. and will nor enter
20 i,.- sy fari discu Ion u, tails
time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
Casualties Of Macedonia Fioht.

Saonica. Russia. Jan. Ga return
issued by the Turkish au'lori'irs
Saov thar 1902 casualties resulted
from tne fighting AZ Macedonia he.
tween Turkish troops and Bulgarian
Green anG S"rv.an revolutionary bands
during 1875. Altogether. ll9 encoun
tiers look place in the Village, arouni
Sl!onica. Monas,ir and Uskub In whicn
tho Insurgents lost 5o1 men killed an I
20 wounded. In addition the troops
capture! 90 prisoners The troops
los, IL killed AMI rs wounded. \
comparison %! The number OF mon XII
81 with tie number wounded shows
taat no quarter was given.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
WOMAN FOUGHT IN WHITE MOUSE
Wanted iler HUSBAND Reinstated "
OMice.

Washington. Jan. q a dis'ressin :
seen" Na, enacted "A ilr Waite Hou>.
oN' CI'.yc orI,'> IN which Mrs. Minu,
MoTT;s. a., q - years. VAS carried
grooming lrum IA, building beceu,'
sac re'u..i - ,,INr w.tao"t res or'
- force.
Mrs. Morrls ,oll As,is'an, Secretary
Elrn's that ~. nan',i Ia see ne pres
ii"nt. She said t.at her husband iaj
been discharged from the government
service. and she wanted TO iemaa-.
from n" president his reinstatement
NJ. farn"s explained To her tnat IN.
PRESIDENT had mo- hing 10 DO with sucl
subjects. ami ina, she wOud better
take MP the matter with the heal Of
he department from which her hus
0and hal been discharged.
MIR. Morris declared in a lou.l voice
'aa' she had conc 10 the White House
10 see the president and proposed &c
see him. even II she had to camp out
tAere for mon'h. The White House
officers tried 10 gel hrr 10 leave. bu,
sd" L,'fi"d any one 10 touch her.
Two ~ Them lifted her up bodily and
carried her screaming TO a police call
box. waere a patrol wagon vas sum
moned She Was taken TO the aouse
Of detention.
Mrs. Morris was released from the
house Of I"'cntion shortly after and
she rcturnc! 20 the New Willard no
tel She r, fused TO see any callers
sending word she was lndisposed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
CAR ovERrURNs; MANY INJURED
Dad Shake UP Occurs on TalIulah Falls
Railroad.

Clayton. Ga. Jan. 6.-PaSsenser
train No. .. sOuthbound. on the Talm.
lab Falls railroad was wrecked be.
tween this place and Rabun Gap.
Those injured are Captain Samuel II
Avery, conductor. shoulder dislocated:
Frank Parks. broken teen and bruises
about the mouth. Jonn Hayes. Of Cor
nelia. the most seriously injured. was
brought here IN an uncon sc!ous condi
lion.
Several others were slightly hurt
whfe a number Of Passengers escaped
Injury.
The track slid IN a deep NIL and
three cars were completely overturned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
$4,000 Stolen from Express Pouch.

Wasaing,o on. Jan. G.--It has dcvel.
oped that about $4,000 was aiken
from an EXPIRE. pouch between An
guS;a Ga. and Nov York The SOI'A.
ern ENpre, company recoiVri Tho
package at AuIGs'a 2. from here II wont
80 Columbia, 6. c., and II arrived in
Washington early SUNDAY morning
Tho Adams Express company hen sent
!, % New York. anil 'herc tho lo>, vas
discovered Ohicial, Of rho expro- /.
companies are making an invcS'iga
'lon. but no'l,:g tss been found so
far % n.!ca,e Who 'osk me money.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
Grading Will Begin Soon.

Euiau!a. "A. Jan. CT Is reporte
that the grading OF toe Birnin gh am
Columbus ana - Andrews Bay rail.
roaI Will som begin on the sect ION
between Eufau.a and Columbus. This
road has already graded several miles
below ChiI.ey. Fia and large force
Is now laying The track. Al. lnarcia.
arrangements have been made for tie
building OF Mi road. and f. l. expec'
ed 70 have rams running into Eutau.
IA by fall.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
Flake unIxer.Itx calshr,tsa.

Nashville. Tenn. Jan. e.-Fiske uni.
versity celebrates It's fortieeA anniver.
sary by three events. To might n n
Proctor. DID. of the class OF 1891.
speaks upOn Dear Old Fisks." Tomor.
row night. Booker r. washlngton,
LII d., gives an address SUNDAY
morning A. r. Beard. ID. D., secretary
OF the American Missionary associa
ton, an organization that has pug over
million dollars into the school. vii
speak.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
ENTRAPPED IN SHAFT.
Several Men Lose Ives by Exposior
in Mine.


Blu, fed. ". Va, Jan Given
{! one nsL.r, H,rc h..,,d IL an ~? '
sion OF nInr siS In 'ac ,Aig ~ ~,
Cooper Mine con PAM. a; CJ.A!s
W Va. at noon Taur,!ay
Inn ed.At,,y fD.,uA."g ~ 'N?,osion
Which WIS heard for ver1, Ti''>
rescue par res -, 20 wo:k 10 eNp.oce
the wrecked shaft.
Coal!ale Is "A mining own situate
on me Norfolk and Western railway
ami Is L. niles west II B.uefe.j L.
u In Mercer county. and wire faci,itie,
are tna!cuuaie some idea can be
formed as 10 TIE force 81 tao expo
sion. when several hours after the
exp s'ons. one u the miners. who cou!,!
not De Identified On account ~ beins
so badly mu'ilated. was found a di,
tancc Of severa, hundred feet from
The mine mouth. having been blown
there Together with a mining car.
by the explosion.
News Of the explosion soon spread
through the coal fields. and a great
party 81 miners from the numerous up.
erations gathered TO assist in the res.
cue.
Eleven victims Of the coalda,e mine
disaster were removed from the mines
A. , O'Clock Friday morning Otter
bodies nave been located.