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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
R. R. ALLEN.

\ house that stands very high IN
the estimation of the public in Tulsa
,nl one that we wish to especially
'ccowwend to the people of Indian
Territory is that conducted by Mr.
R. r. Allen on North Main street
near North Second. He is one of the
largest wholesale dealers in fruits,
oroduce. eggs. butter. etc, in this
part of the country and has the
highest reputation for square dealing
straightforward business methods and
progressive ideas. His terms are
strictly cash. whether buying or sell
ng. AMI correspondence is always
solicited. His telephone number Is
~ aud the promptest attention Is
given all telepone orders. Mr.. Allen
has been established in business in
Tulsa for the past four months and
has given the utmost satisfaction to
all with whom he had business deal
inos. Give him atrial and satisfy
Yourself that what we have said Is
the truth. Remeu ber on North Main
near North Second streets.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
JOHN BAILoR.

The contractors and builders Of
Tulsa have played a most important
part in the general upbuilding of our
city and it is asserted on all 81 les
hat we have in our midst some of
the best w0rkmen in this section of
the country. Among the leaders en-
gagged in general contracting and
bniling business is Mr. John BallOr,
he subject of this sketch. Mr.. Bal
Tor has been established in business
in the city of Tulsa for the past two
years aIl has given absolute salts
faction On every piece of work that
he has undertaken here. He erected
he Nicely Hotel building, is at work
IN the han lone Bayne building, put
no Mr.. 4. p. RuSsel's residence and
las done great deal of residence
building all over the city He will
.heerfuly furnish AN estimate on
NY work that you are contemplating
having done and. his prices will com
pare fayorably with any. The best
workmanship is guaranteed a. only
skilled men are employed. t'e'T
contract i, carried out promptly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
TULSA BATH HOUSE.

The history of public bath houses
dates back to prehistoric Greece, and
then, rs now. they were considered
one of the greatest public DEMENT'S oi
a community. There is everything
to say in favor of such an instltu.
tion. and nothing to say against 1t
We therefore wish to bring promin'
emily to the attention of the public
through the medium of this review OF
the business interests of Tulsa. the
Tulsa Bath House. This concern is
located on West Second street next
TO the Tulsa Steam Laundry. Shower
steam and tub baths are provided at
a very reasonable charge, and all wat
er used is from deep wells. Mr.. NJ
J. Tilton. a progressive man who Is
doing everything in his power to up
build this city. is the proprietor OF
this concern and has made success
Of il since it was organized, under his
management. Give him call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
MARTINS, DRUGGIST

In this review Of the business and
industrial interests Of Tulsa. il is
our aim to place before our readers
all Of the representative business
houses which have through reliable
and honorable business methods
forged to the front as leaders in
their line and in this respect we
wish to mention Martins, the drug
elst Mr.. +, l.. Martins. register
ed pharmacist of renowu is the pro
prlelor Of the store, which has ben
success since its inception more
than year ago. Mr. Martins at
tends personally to the business and
prescriptions are prepared in very
short time and always out of the
purest drugs and chemicals. This
store has been equipped as one Of
the finest in the city and is in all
ways representative of the drug line
in this section. Mr. Martins is "A
practical man and progressive in
all of his ideas. New methods and
new wares are being placed in his
store continuously and by contin-
ned study, the well known proprie-
tor is able to keep abreast of the
times. His place of business is at
2OG East Third street, between
Boston and Cincinnati. When Mr.
Martins begun business his location
was net considered on a business
street, but so rapidly has the city
grown that Third street is now rec
ognized as one of prominence, and
Mr., Martins has shared in the gen
eral pr, sperity,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
BACK FROM THE HUNT.
THE PALACE LIVER YBARN.

This is one of the newer establish
ments in Tulsa, and although it has
only been operating in our midst for
the past twelve months, the propriet-
or has already succeeded in building
up large and influential patronage.
Mr.. l.. w. Danforth, the owner, has
had long experience in his chosen
line, and is in position to give per-
feet satisfaction to his many patrons
in this city. The location of the Pal,
ace Livery Barn is on East Second
street, where a modern stable in ev,
cry particular is operated Mr.. Dan
forth came to Tulsa from Ohio, where
for a long time he was connected
with the business world of that place
in the same line of business. He is
reliable and responsible, and most
progressive in his ideas. He believes
that a satisfied customer is the best
advertisement man can get, and fol-
lowing this plan, he endeavors to
make everybody who has business
dealings with him satisfied. He has
large number of fine turn-outs and
{ in need of anything in his line, Do
not fail to call upon him. The tele-
phone number is 80.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
OPERA HOUSE PHARMACY,

One of the most handsomely fitted
and furnished, and most beautifully
arranged drug stores i'll Tulsa is that
known as the Opera House Pharmacy,
located in the Grand Opera House
building on East Second street. This
place is conducted by Mr.. c. Lewis,
having but recently passed into his
hands. Mr.. Lewis came to Tulsa a
few weeks ago from Monette, Mo-,
and is a druggist of eight years ex-
peiience. He is coming into a new
town among strange people, but he
comes with the best recommendations
md il is assured that he will be given
his share of the trade he deserves As
has been said, his store is one of the
finest fitted in the city, and to keep
in line with this standard, he handles
only the purest drugs, herbs and
chemicals. He also maintains a soda
fountain and can furnish all of the
popular fountain drinks Of the sea-
son. He is progressive and has a
confidence in the future of Tulsa.
Give him a trial on your next need of
anything in the drug line,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
DIR, WARD GREEN D. v. s.

In this review of the business and
industrial interests of Tulsa, it Is
our aim to place before our readers
the representative business concerns,
which have, through reliable and
honorable business methods, forged
to the front rank as leaders in their
line. In this respect we wish to
mention DR.. Ward Green. This gem
tleman conducts a veterinary hospi-
tai on Boston avenue two blocks
north of the Frisco railway tracks,
nr. Green has been established in
Tulsa for the past four years and
has the trust and confidence of the
1eople of the community. He is a
raduate Of the University Veteri-
nary College Of Kansas City, one of
the finest schools of its kind in the
world. The doctor has not only had
the theoretical training but the prac-
,ical as well, having served AS a
veterinary in the British army dur
ING the war in South Africa. He
makes a specially Of dentistry and
is an expert in this line although
he has been well trained in the treat
ment of diseases of all kinds of do
nestle animals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
HAWTHORNE BROTHERS.

A city that contains such multi
plicity of well conducted business con-
Germs of every kind and in every line,
is bound to be well represented in the
shoe business. This is certainly the
ease in our city, as we have a few
very handsome establishments devot-
ed to shoes. The concern Of Haw-
thorne Brothers is among the best.
This store is located on East Second
street, and has been established in
business in this city for the past nine
months. The firm is composed Of
Messrs. NJ. and f. d. Hawthorne,
10th of whom devote their entire time
70 the business and are past masters
in the art of selecting fine stocks.
Their store is devoted entirely to
shoes and they represent some of the
finest makes in the world Every
thing in their store is sold under an
absolute guarantee that il is as repre-
Scnted. or your money will be refund
cd. The utmost confidence is placed
in the proprietors of thiS place of
husnoss. and they have an enormous
patronage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
TATE BRADY.

mdelbly linked and woven into the
history of Tulsa for the past 20 years
is the name of Tate Brady, who land
ed in Tulsa when its population did
not number 100 people and opened
store at the southeast corner of
what is now the Brady Hotel Block,
in frame building l6X32 feet
Day by day that business grew in
volume, grew in the confidence and
respect of the buying public. Its
cardinal principal was the best quail
ity of goods for the lowest price,
everything aS represented or your
roney back. Tate Brady believed in
printers ink, believed in truthful ad-
,ertising. On this broad Foundation
he business has grown NIL 'or the
past s years its sales have exceeded
100000 annually. They own their
own building; their floor space being
44Xl6O feet, and they carry at all
lines $4,000 stock. Their shoe
stock alone amounting to $4,000,
Much of this firms success is due to
the high character and long service of
lis employees, NJ. A. Devim having
been with the firm eIevn years, while
Y. p. Hill. who has charge of the
Clothing Department and is an au-
thority in clothing, has been with
them six years; while Louis Vein
rich, who has charge of the Dry Goods
Department. is considered one of the
brightest dry goods men in Greater
Oklahoma.
No man in Tulsa is acquainted with
rs many Of the masses of the people
IS Tate Brady. He has held posit-
lions of trust under the Cherokee Ma
ton, n member of which Indian tribe
he is. He was for many years a
member of and president of Tulsa S
school board and Of its city council.
He is prominent in the councils of
the Democratic party, being at pres
ent chairman of the Tulsa city com
mttee. Executive committee from the
2Sth district and member of the state
Campaign committee from the 3rd
congressional district.
In 1895 Mr.. Brady was married to
Rachael c. Davis, beautiful and
talented lady of Kensington, Ga, and
four children have been born of this
union: Ruth, aged 10 years; Bessie
f.. 8 years; Tate, Jr., aged 6 years.
and J. Davis, being 3. All the child
rem have allotted valuable coal and
oil lands in the Cherokee Nation. The
Brady family home on fashionable
Brady Heights is one of the finest of
Tulsa's many fine homes and com
mands view of the surrounding
country unequalled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
BunChOf Tu|SaBO0Sters
D. G. ROSE & COMPANY.

The firm Of d, C. Rose 4 Co., doing
a general Real Estate, Loan and In
yestment business, have been estab-
lished in business il. Tulsa, and thor
oughly identified with the interests of
the town, since the time Greater Tul-
sa was conceived, some three years
ago.
This firm has established itself as
being the best posted with reference
to Real Estate values (both in farm
and city property, of any firm in the
city. and have also established an en-
viable reputation for fair, square
and honorable dealings. Their strong
point being never to ask more than
the owners price for piece of prop
erty. They were strong advocates of
Tulsa dirt three years ago and moth
inc has occurred within that time to
shake that faith. On the other hand,
it has been greatly strengthened each
succeeding year by the unparalleled
development Of Natural Resources,
placing Tulsa at the front Of all the
cities in the Southwest as a place for
lucrative investments, Never has this
firm sold a piece of property upon
which the buyer has not relied well
on his investment. The sales within
the last few days places them above
the $500,OO0O0 mark in the amount
Of property sold.
You are recommended and solicited
to call on this firm, either by letter
or in person, for reliable information
regarding the most talked of city IN
the country,-TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
THE BRADY HOTEL

This splendid three-story AMI base
ment brick buil1ing. 46X14O feet and
containing 80 rooms. 20 with private
bath. is monuTent to the enter
prise of Tate Brady. From its OPP
ening. three years ago. to the present
il has been crowded to its capacity.
Mr.. Brady secures the best managers
to be had and personally takes =
great interest in the hotel which is
run on a high moral plane.
The hotel has its own private
garden of fifteen acres. where II grows
its vegetables. which are brought in
fresh each morning.
II has ten splendid. light free
sample rooms and eaters especially
TO the commercial and all frst-class
trade.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
THE COFFEE KITCHEN.

One of the most recent additions
TO the business world of this city has
been the firm of Secrest & Wharton
who conduct the Coffee Kitchen next
10 the corner of Boston avenue and
East First street. This Coffee Kitchen
is one of the finest places in the en-
tire city to get meals at all hours.
Every delicacy that the market af-
fords is furnished and served in the
most appetizing manner. The prices
are very reasonable and the service
is of the best. The present firm have
been operating the Coffee Kitchen
but for short time although the
restaurant has been in existence for
some time past.
The firm is composed Of Mr.. A. T.
Secresi and Mr.. II. F. Wharton. the
former of whom gives his entire per-
sonal attention TO the business and
personally sees that all patrons are
courteously waited upon and served
with satisfaction. Give the Coffee
Kitchen a trial and YOU will need
look no farther for a good place to
eat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

orally. Their place of business is To-
Gated on South Main between Frisco
and First street. Their stock of dry
goods. ladies' ready-to-wear, gents
furnishings, trunks and shoes, is most
complete, in fact. they make spe-
cialty of Edwin Clapp, W. l.. Douglas.
Drew -Selby shoes. having one of the
most complete stocks to be found in
he new state. TIE members of the
firm are G. II. Nicholson and +. b.
Jordan, and it would he hard to find
two gentlemen who are more thor
oughly interested in the up-building
Of their home town.
They only advertise what they can
sell and can do. and have the absolute
confidence Of the people over this en-
tire section of the country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
G. w. PITTMAN.

A very reputable and reliable jew
elry establishment in Tulsa is that
conducted by Mr.. G. w. Pittman on
South Main street between First
and Second. Mr.. Pittman has been
established in business in Tulsa for
the past seven years and Is one OF
the oldest established merchants in
the city. He is recognized as re-
sponsible optician and jeweler and
has a great deal of the trade of tn
best people in this section. Mr.. Pitt
man fits glasses, giving expert at
tention to each ease, has n full and
complete stock of everything ordi-
narily to be found in a jewelry store,
including watches, clocks, silver
ware, jewelry, cut glass, precious
stones, diamonds, gold and silver
novelties, etc. His selection is re-
markably up-to-date and his prices
at all times reasonable. When in
need of anything in the way of a
present for man or woman, child or
adult. Mr.. Pittman always has a
complete selection of appropriate
articles, Fine watch repairing aud
intricate jewelry repairing is made
a speciality. Give him call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01

cal and efficient workman in every
way. HIS ideas are taken from the
best that have proved satisfactory
elsewhere. He is a town builder and
does everything in his power to aid
in the benefit of this city. His place
If business is located at ll3 Boston
avenue. and satisfaction is guaran-
teed. Mr.. Campbell carries an ex-
celent stock of all kinds of saddles.
harness and all kinds of turf goods.
He handles none but the best and de-
votes his entire time to the business.
His wOrkmen are all experienced. and
efficient as none other are employed.
All kinds of repair work is done
promptly and the prices are reason
able in every ease. Be sure to give
Mr. Campbell a trial on your next
work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
ROUNDS & PORTER LUMBER 90.

The name of this gigantic firm Of
urhar dealers is known throughout
the length and breadth of this great
New State Of ours as well rs In Kan
ms They have yards not only in
Tulsa but also in number of impor-
fant towns and cities throughout the
'hc former Indian Territory, Okla
loma and the state of Kansas,
Wherever they are located in bust
less the firm Is recognized rs the true
opponents of progressive commerclal
life and integral business methods,
They are rated among the leaders in
heir line of business IN the New
State and have some very valuable
holdings
At the yard of hounds X Porter
Lumber Company in this city is TO
Be found everything in the way of
lu1 bcr, sash, doors, all kinds of
building materials, etc, in the best
quality aud at the lowest price The
office aud yard in this city is located
It 2l3 West Second street an the
firm has been doing business here fer
the past year and one half.
The main cllice of the concern is
located in Wichita. Kansas, but Mr.
| II. q. Miller has charge of the bust
ness in this city. Mr., Miller is an
experienced lumber man aud the
large number of patrons of This com
pany in Tulsa is argely due 10 his
efforts. He is obliging, hStipg ana
the highest exponent ef. iSs~sri'y.
Give him call whsenn need Of any
thing in the unhar line
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
LAUNDRY THE RIGHT WAY,

No community is thoroughly evil
lied. much less modern AMI up-to-
date until they have iirst-claSs
launlry. The benefits, the comforts
the imrortance of business N tins
line is really not recognized IN Il cltN
until the people for some reason ot
other other are forced to be with'u'
Then the discomfort. the absolute
pitv of it all strikes home and the
greatest of the frst-claSs laundry
is seen. The people of Tulsa are
particular fortunate in having tol
their patronage and institution con-
ducted on such twentieth century
plans and with such capable man
apement as the concern operating
under the firm name of Laundry Inc
Right Way. This is one OF the newer
business concerns of the city. but Is,
nevertheless. one of the most impor-
tant industries of this growing city.
II has been established since October
last and has had an ever increasing
patronage since the first day of bu'i-
ness. The plant is handsomely
equipped with new machinery and Is
considered one of the best in the
New State. The firm owning and
operating this concern Is Gilbert 4
Leonard. composed of Frank Gilbert
and X. f. Leonard. First-class work
IS the only kind that is done and
satisfaction is guaranteed in every
respeet When in need of laundry
work remember that Laundry The
Right WAY is a place where they are
eouipped TO do work of the quality
that YOU want and at prices that you
want. Give them a trial.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
SHACKLE DRUG COMPANY

No RECESSION is more necessary in
any community or require more OF
skillful management, than that of the
prescription druggist. One of our well
known and well patrcnized houses in
this line is that conducted under the
finn name Of the Shackle Drug com
pauy. Mr. r. W. Shackle is the head
f the concern. He has been estab-
lished in Tulsa for the past eight
years, being one of the pioneers IN
his line in this section Of the country.
He has lived in Tulsa for the past
fourteen years. His store is located
at ll3 South Main street, and Is one
of the hest besides being the oldest
drug store in the city, a soda foun-
lain is maintained and all kinds of
reireshiu- summer drinks dispensed,
Mr. Shackle is registered pharma-
ci.t and employs only skilled help.
The most careful attention is paid
all prescriptions, and the purest drugs
rnly are used. The store is stocked
with full line of the best drugs,
chemicals, patent medicines, toilet
articles, and everything that is or
dinarily found in the pharmacy. Only
the best materials are handled and
satisfaction is guaranteed, Mr.. Shac-
kle is town builder of note, is
always at the head of all movements
for the benefit of this city and is now
serving the Pharmaceutical Assocla-
tion Of Indian Territory in the capa-
city of President.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
5. M, GLoYD, LUMBER DEALER

\ LEADING and most important fac
/ r in the lumber trade of this see
l.n is $, VI. Gloyd, lumber dealer.
rhe office and yard of the concern is
located AT the corner of North Third
mi Main streets. Mr. IT, Gilbert a
popular and efficient gentleman i'm
very way, is tie manager of the con
cu and has held this important po-
s.tiru ever since the firm first he
an business in Tulsa in January
1908. Showing the magnitude of the
company. the names of the towns in
the New State at which yards are
maintained, is given; Oklahoma
city, Tccumseh, Cushing, Shawnee
IN Reno Mecker Yukon Mustang
Ripley McCloud, Asher Piedmont
(onnWa, Okmuleoc, lIoldenville
Maud aud Juanctta. With all OF
hc.e yards, the firm is able to pur
'hase in such quantities and at Sucl
nices as to give their customers th,
benefit of the very lowest rate posSi
hle, The company has an unfallin.
source cf supply and can get yol
what You want if by any chance the,
have not got it in stock, in the yer,
shortest possible time.
Mr. Gilbert is very enthusiast,
concerning the prospects of Tulsa an,
is considered one of tte most sue
ccssful and progressive business mel
in the city, He has the confidence
f the entire business world and is
valuable addition 10 the commercial
lcmtnS of the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
BIG 10 LUMBER co.

With so much building in progress
it is not a difficult problem for one to
understand the Importance of the
lumber business in section of the
country with condition such as exist
in the New State IT is also proper
that these interests should be in the
hands of reliable and responsible per
sons. the integrity of whom cannot
be reproached. Filling all such re-
,auirements is the Biz Jo Lumber com
pany. The Office and yard of this
concern is located on East Second
and Detroit streets. Everything in
the way of lumber, shingles, mould
ings,, sash, doors, cement, plaster
ing etc. is carried in stock and the
best service possible is accorded all
patrons of the country.
Mr. j. w. Skinner is the local man
ager of the yard and is a gentleman
who is recognized as leader IN the
business world of this community
The business has been established a
little more than a year, and in that
length of time, Mr.. Skinner has sue
.ceeded in building up an extensive
patronage and has always given per-
feet satisfaction in every way.
Branches of the Big Jo Lumber com
panv are maintained over the New
State and the company has splen-
did reputation not only in this see
tion. but wherever it is operating.
Give them call when in need of
anvthinp i'm their line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
w. R. CAMPBELL.

The firm doing business unde rthe
name of W. R. Campbell is one of the
most prominent in this city. 1t has
been engaged in this line of business
endeavor in Tulsa for the past year,
and has given perfect satisfaction il
every respect. Mr.. Campbell is the
head If the concern and is a practl-