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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-31
TRIED TO KILL BOTH.
Some Facts, Overlooked In the Pink
Franklin Case. ,f5ii:.::.

Cope, Zee. 2sth-SDecial: It
seeing after the Franklin case wae
settled by the U. 8. Supreme Court,
that the international feature Of the
case was entirely removed. It next
seems, proper that the people living
in the neilghborhood, or county IN
which. a crime is committed, should
be th,, proper ones to Judge the mer-
its ard dement's Of the case. and to
pass sentence accordingly; and not.
after trials, appeele and years of de-
lay. for disinterested parties In other
counties, to- say, Let the poor ianor-
ant negro co.
lie may be poor negro, and also
ignorant, but nevertheless be is Q
murderer. and it Is no fault OF his.
bat merely because the bullets
course was changed, that be Ia not b
double murderer; for after he shot
Constable Valentine, he turned hls
pistol upon Mr. W. N. Carter, as ne
(Carter) approached the door to go
to Valentines assistance, and had
not Carter been holding hls left sus-
pendar with his right hand, as 1t q
great custom or habit with him. he
would have received, a bullet in his
body and very probably his heart,
but the ball striking Carter's hand,
passed through and gra%ed his breast
The bullets course beins, changed by
his hand, was all that saved Carter's
life.
Thus you see it is no fault Of
Franklin's that he is not double
murderer-let those outside the
county who signed petitions for
Franklin's pardon. pause and think
Just a moment; If that Constable
had been brother Of mine, under
the existing circumstances; would !
like for people in other counties far
distant, without the slightest mani
festatlon Of interest In the matter, TO
say, tLet the poor devil loose?" l
think not. The verdict would more
probably be, hang the brute.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-31
WHY THEY LOVE HIM.
Superintendent A. @. Dibble Of St.
Paul's Sunday School.

The Orangeburg correspondent OF
The News ard Courier pays Major A.
C.. Dibble the following deserved
compliment:
perhaps there is no more popular
Sunday:school superintendent In the
State that he of the st. Paul Metho-
dist Sunday school of this city. Maj.
Andrew C. DIbbIe is serving in this
capacity his, twenty-fifth year. and
IL his life Is spared will be held in
this position sor many years to come.
con Christmas Sunday with the as
sistance Of the faithful teachers of
the Sunday-school Mr.. Dibble arrang-
ed and carried out programme that
was q JOY to the large number Of
pupils and most interesting to the
visitors. He has. way Of his own of
getting very near to the hearts OF
the little ones who love him intense
ly, and Of bringing happiness and
good cheer to the whole school.
"The decorations used in the
school room were very beautiful,
and, Of course, appropriate. These
will remain until New Years, Sun
day when, with slight changes, they
will be made to 0erve two fold
purpose. as on that day there will
|probably be other interesting exer-
cises.
Besides the great work he Is do
ing as superintendent, Major Dibble
lis. one Of st. Paul's mainstays, and
there Is no labor too arduous that he
is not prepared to perform. The
value Of such man to a community
is incalculCbi5. !"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-31
Made Two Bales to Acre.

The Holly Hill correspondent Of
The News and Courier says Mr.. A. R.
Bennett, one Of the leading business
men Of that town, has gathered II
bales of cotton, averaging In weight
500 pounds. from & 1-2 acres of
land. This cotton was planted about
June l. following crop Of oats,
which made 70 bushels per acre, ac-
cording to estimates Of conservative
farmers. The oats were seeded by
shattered grain from. 2 crop grown
the year bsrore. Two bales of cotton
per acre is not an unusual yield IN
this section, but the !ateness Of
planting makes Mr.. BENEFITS crop
one Of note. The secret of his sue
cess Is in thorough preparation Of
soil and liberal application Of fcrti-
lizers. homemade and commercial.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-31
Fine Piece OF Work.

The Times and Democrat. on be-
half OF the people OF this city, warm
ly congratulatcs the young men COM
posing the fire department Of this
city, on the handsome piece Of work
they did at the fire on Tuesday
morning. Aroused at on unseason-
able hour In the morning. they hast
ened to the fire and confined II In
the wooden building in which it orig
mated, which was not more than
half consumed itself. No re depart
ment anywhere could have done any
better work than our boys did on
Tuesday morning, and the people of
this community appreciates their de-
votion to duty. The Elliott Hook
and Ladder put the first stream on
the fire.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-31
VIII He BE Tried:

The Court Of General Sessions for
Oraneehurs County will convene in
this rity on Monday. January 9, with
Judge Memminger presiding. A dis
patch sent out Of Columbia says
should the case against J. ]. Jones
for the killing Of Abe Pearlstine be
called, an effort In .ll probability
will he made 10 have 1t continued
10 the next term. We have heard
nothing Of this here, and believe
that the case Will be tried at once.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-31
Colder Weather.

Although the weather OF the past
few days has been delightful and en-
joyed by everyone for It's mlldness
the weather man makes the an
nounccment that Thursday night saw
the last of the delightful spring-like
weather and that the cold of last
week will again visit t., section.
The temperature ThursdaT took on a
summer range, going to 70 in the
middle of the day. Although it may
not be freezing by to night, the tenn
perature will be considerably colder.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-31
Married at Sc. Matthews.

The Calhoun Advance says quite
an interesting marriage was perform
ed at St. Matthews Monday, by Rev.
J. NJ. Steadman. The contracting
parties being Mrs. Htdonrich and
Mt Jackson. Mrs. Hidenrich is pleas
antly rem membered by many, having
had charge Of the Cain Hotel last
summer and Mr.. Jackson is sue
cessfnl business man. dealing in
horses and mules at Bowman. The
bride and groom left on the after
noon for Orangeburg, thence to their
future home at Bowman, amid show
ers Of rice and congratulations. May
success be imprinted upon their ef-
forts, and their welded life be full
of sunshine.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-31

beckon from yonder green hillside In
my dreams and entreat me TO stop
my rowing. Tlis have tried to do
many times, but In vain. and my ep-
to San Francisco In eleven days and
six hours, and with $3.50 Of this prize
7 bought tombstone in cemetery
n Cambridge Springs. Pa. Seems
strange that almost every night that
sileat white monument seems to
itaph. which I hopo will be silent
everlasting warning to others who
seem to be afflicted with this strange
longing to roam. very aptly called
'wanderlust, is simply:
A. No. H.. go. ;.
The Rambler;
AT rest at last"
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GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY.
Names Of Those Drawn on Grand and
Petit Juries.

.-t=e igaiE-SEEs EctlC % uIIcos - -f
The following ara the names OF
the gentlemen drawn to serve on the
grand Jury on Thursday:
E, M. Livingston, Elizabeth.
]: F. Way, Elizabeth.
W. r Austin, Middle.
J. s. Gray, Union.
y. M. Gleaton, Goodland.
Geo. A. schifley, City.
P. M. Mack. Elizabeth.
r. J. Salley, Liberty.
A. q. Smith, Bowman.
W. L. Harley, City.
E. L. Hodges, Elizabeth.
r. c.. Sharp, Elizabeth.
Six Of the present grand jury will
be drawn to serve with the gentle
men named above. j and the whGle
eighteen gentlemen will constitute
the grand jury or%1911.
The following, are the names of
the gentlemen drawn to serve as
petit jurors at the Court Of General
Sessions, which convenes here on
Monday, Jana 8, with Judge Mem
minger presiding:
Petit Jurors.
P. NJ. Snoax.
A. p. Rutland, Willow.
E. NJ. Robinson. Elizabeth.
w. u. milestone, Elizabeth.
Eugene Cue, Willow.
D. w. Garrick, Willow.
D. +. Evans, Elloree.
"A. L. Dukes, City.
wv. NJ. Hughes; Union.
w. v. Cutler, Jr., Limestone,
W. w. Crum, City
+ Q. B. Smoalt, Zion.
ID. S. Livingston, Elizabeth.
L. W. Fairey. Orange.
&C. K'nard, Willow.
H. 3: Copes, City.
C. Gillard, Eutaw.
+. w. Whetsell. Cow Castle.
J. H. Bennett. Willow,
j.. A. Browdie. Goodland.
B. N. Salley, Goodland.
{. C. H. Williamson, Willow. e
n AID. nempsle. Edisto.
F. A, Wolfe. Elizabeth.
r. P. r. [Rast, Holly Hill. sc! >6 3.
i r.. a.. Brseland, Tolly Hill.
A. M. Whetsil, Cow Castle.
w. R. Russell, Eolly Hill.
W. A. Rourk, Eloree.
O. M. Mcdonald, Liberty.
j. e. Gurrick, Willow.
G. T Eickenbaker, Orange.
r. S. Winningham, Goodland.
e. w. Milestone, Elizabeth.
]. H Pearson, City.
W. W. Kittrell, Edisto.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-31
THE CLOSE OF 1910.
is HERE

We wish to thank our many custom
ers for their liberal patronage the past
year, and ask a continuance during
1911. We wish every one a prosper
Gus and Happy New Year. May you
all live to see many more.
We call your special attention to our
add appearing in next Tuesdays paper
announcing our
Great january Clearance Sale
This will be a Clearance Sale Of only
what is left of our Winter and Fall
Stock Of Dry Goods, Domestics and
Clothing.
This will be no Fake Sale, no Red
Fronts. only an Intelligent Appeal to-
you through the newspaper columns,
which we have great faith in.
Come to the January Clearance Sale.
Watch the Add in next Tuesdays pa
per.
Start the New Year right.
..sHoP At
<>>Zoazkzzz>,
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dangerous. senseless and pitiful life
he has led, all these years have been
wasted, and that perhaps by telling
his own pltiful experiences he might
possibly prevent others from follow
ing his footsteps. He said that to
force boy % stay at home after he
has once started to wander is al
most impossible, as the maximum,
4tonce a tramp. always tram2," "
has been many times proven to him
by actual experience. rs he has met
many a boy Of fine family and home
who never knew OF the filth, misery
and dangers tramp comes constant
Iy In contact with. yet cannot resist
the call To wander. Had these lads
read book like his. own or Jack
London's or Josiah Flint's. showing
the pitiful, dark side of tramp life,
perhaps they would never have left
their hone and friends In exchange
for a rowing, restless existance.
When asked why he did not stop,
he replied: do you know that the
call to wander. Is so irresistible that
OXEN on dark and rainy NIGHTS
find mvself walking about railroad
yards looking for chance to move
on: You woold not believe me, yet
It is a fact, that realize that my
end will be the same as that of 80
per cent Of al! tramps--an accident.
This Is why I have at least provided
for a decent burial. In 1894 re-
ceiyed $1,000 cash and beautiful
medal for tranping from New York
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-07
G000 GE8S
Many Alaskan Readers have Heard
 I. and Proaled Thereby

as,,r news travels fast" and the -,rrsnts of bad back sufferers in Alaska arc glad to learn that prompt -r.f within their reach, Many a
 F and aching back is bad r thanks to Deans Kidney rr- thousands upon thousands or ,gr. are telling the good news of .rs.- axBsr.auls with Che old Quah' ps-ssv Here Ia an example north reading wulams. 2sg Liberty St,
 Ora says. "A few years ago .-, doctors tald me that my kidneys were In bad shape came west on 81l gf che uou5ls thinking 'As rr-r, ot climate would help me.
 hs was not the case and ID -s ef che use o2 many remedies
 no better ! suffered nom fgts1ss burning sensation in my
 as H tuo live coals were p.Ae directly over my kidneys. -A' Hrsv sacreaons passed Tresa4s-El. vs also unnatural Alter psin. -., revss of Doau's Kidney Pls,
 rst have the least pain in m had. r- trouble from my Kidneys,
 For sale by all dealers, Price s Fostsg-MH5uFn Co, ButLAA < York. sole agents for the Unite Remember the uans-Doan's-al .akr DO other
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-07

Good 1zsar and lgsa - rrs.al a. -ae Board gt Trace
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-07

    
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-07
SEAGNAY BUY REGE.VE5RE-E.F

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The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-07
NIER0R HEAIHER

Blr0U9ECT 5l lV Cloudy so. wiLd
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-07
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-07
EtEsrrEtril9EgErrElIEl lElllEIs.igisi
STRONG SOUTH WIg0-G CLOUDY

The result oi the observation taken at 4sore whmt st midnight, May T. 1910, is as iouoas
 Temperature tune onsaryst'n 42 above Max temp. preceding 23 hours 60 above ,rF. q above Mean 503 above
 Barometer 30 co
 Cloudy so. wiLd
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-07
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
 SALE

The Pack Train Is now selling a big lot Ot Good Goods at reduce! prices as they are getting too oL1 la hold and sell ct a profit, Yours,
 rf Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-07

None better or pwer than Gibson Rye and Val BlatE Beer. orders by Phone promptly delivered.
 The Mascot
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-07

B. B. B. pipes need no description and can only be had at TONY DOR TERO'S.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-07

The River Is open as far as one can see at Yukon Crossing and there Is clear water for two miles at Sel EfrE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-01

Tonigh -Elks' club Initiation.
important meeting. SIT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-01
DESERTER TIRES
OF LONG SCOUT
WILL THOMPSON SlRRI.\DIRS
10 LOCAL pOIIIE.
STATUE OF LIMITATIONS .
absent From Service Seven Years.
Which MAY l'urc~tnll
Prosecution.

Anxiety to see his aged mother
whom he has not seen since hr Joined
the United states Army nearly seven
years ago. caused WIN Thompson. "a
young white man ,o surrender to th,
.citN police yrsterds, after scouting
for sin and uuc-halI years IIr win
Iy turned over tu am arnNoWcia from
IT, sill okla. within few DAYS aud
taken to that place for trial
Thompson WAS arrested early Yes.
.t,rdaN for drunkenness ana while u
% rrmoserul mood, after sobrruiug up.
told Prison Guard sam GrIHn Jhat he
was "descrter THE police mmrdi
atcly got i'm touch with Sergeant hob,
%. the local recruiting station. who
Las taken the matter up with th-
army officials AT Fort Stl
According ,u Thompsuu's OWL state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-01
TULSA BOOMING
STATES BOSLER
HEAD or TULSA STREET RAIL
WAY PRAISES PROGRESS.
IMPROVEMENTS NEXT YEAR
I oublc Tracking al Main Comes Next
Owen Liuc Open in
Ten DaNs.

'Tulsa looks much better. much
more active, than it did when ! was
here some three weeks ago, and It rs
hy far the most active city I'm the
state at this time said President Bos-
Ter Of the Tulsa street Hallway GO,
no ha. been Tusu visitor this
week
AIR. Boslcr stated tuat ue has within
the past week. or ten days visited Ok
ldhoma city, shawnee Law,on Enid
.Muskogcc and other oklahoma cities.
land that there IS more going ON In
the way of Improvement and business
.ir this city than bon ANY ot the above
.mrnt.oucd towns
Speaking of the recent decision of
.thr suprccm court In the injunction
sut involving the scope of the Tulsa
street Railway Compmy's franchise.
.aud the improvements mapped ont
.hy the company, President Bosler said.
4 feel very good over the decision Of
the supreme court, II has settled all
questions as to the validity Of our
franchise in the matter Of extending
hhl lllA'N lhA' INV hN'lNA'hN " Wv
.City. and il makes us feel like improv-
ling our system. We are rushing work
.oL our owen addition and CrOsbie
Heights extension, and within anOth-
.or week the residents Of that section
.of the city will be enjoying through
street car service to Kendall College
and the extreme east end Of the city"
Mr., Bosler stated that no further
improvements than these already and
rounccd could be assured at present
but It is believed that the Tulsa street
Railway Company will wage an active
extension campaign during the com
ling spring and summer. The first
cork to be done i'm the spring will be
tile double tracking OF Main street
.tum Sou,h Eighth street to North
Third street a distance Of eleven
blocks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-01
ARMY DOING
GREAT WORK.
S\IN NrlON NiNN Rl.ruI;r SHOWS =
MiCII C!l\HlIN MOEk
BIG FUND is NEEDED
POOR Iumilic- Must BE supplied VIA
IhI.~tmas aud Murc Monc,
l. Needed.

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.ns the past sixty days and have a'-
.c.mplIshrd much bon the way uI rr.
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..'., n ,tsitin. tb. homes ,I o,U
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r,f,.., ,,,s,us v..ra gs.nu,t,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-01
BARNEY CLFAVER
EXPERT ON HATS
NEGRO OFFICER QUALIFIED AS
ENPERT WITNESS IN CASE
on MAMIE JONES.

with the case Of the state against
Mamie Jones for assault, the district
court closed its worl, yesterday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock Mamie Jones Is
the nogress VIII assaulted Twoford, a
white man, in her roominG house scy-
evai months ago.
Barney Cleaver, the colored police
man, was the chief witness against
her he having made tho arrest The
evidence brought in by the defendant
sought to establish an allbi or mis-
taken Identity and hinged upon the
size. shape ana dimensions of a hat
worn by Mamie Jones, Barney quail
Lod as an expert upon hats worn 10y
tie women who frequent part of Tulsa
over which he has jurisdiction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-01
A LATE DISCOVERY
In Medicine by J. p. TINLAw, NJ ID.

. In Medicine by j. y. EINLAW, NJ ID.
tuberculosis and Brlght's Disease
are now cured by this new method,
as readily as common fever 1t Is
ihe only method known, that entirely
neutraliles and eliminates all diseased
matter throughout the system.
Disease of Women radically c-coI
without cutting or pain
TumOrs eliminated by absorption,
never to return.
Chronic sufferers Of all kinds 1-s
being cured by this new method.
which is mild ana harmless Il. r.g-
er dIsagrccs with anyone.
Even syphilis, in It's worst t'rrs
we guarantee TO cure in about 90 days
never to return leaving no taint t5 b.
transmitted to offspring. No mercury
'l amy other injurious drug used
This celebrated Specialist has l5a
uelr'" 10 years experience iu c.r1u-
Ig practice, and now is u recognized
expert u the cure of chronic disease.
in both sexes. Consultation free uud
confidential can or address r. p
IuHW, AZ. D., The Shields. II1-A E.
2nd ST., Tulsa, Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-01
Since John
Quit Drinking
I'm the happio,t llttls woman,
BY Johns Vile

I'm the hsppiest little woman,
In all this little town
knd my merry laugh aud singing
Taxes the place OF Sigh and frugn.
For JOHN nAS QUI1 HIS DEtSNLSa
And 10 like himself once more.
Ana the world Is Just paradise
| with such happiness 10 storel
bne day read some yerse3-
"Mary's Miracle the name,
And | said, that's John exactly,
And III bend and set the same.'
30 sent for GOLDEN REMEDY,
tAs ely as ally could be-
Aud put II IN Johns supper
And pat in his tea,
And # didn't taste q little Mt;
He'd no OdOr, so, you see
10 was snOolhest kind OF sailing
For little Doctor Me
And watched and prayed and waited,
tAnd cried some, TOO, ! guess,
And didn't have the greatest faith,
I'm ashamed nov TO confrss.I
And John never thought q minute,
He was being cured VI drink,
And soon he's as well ~ any one,
makes me cry TO think
JnltmaGes me cry fot gladnen,
I'm 40 proud TO be his wife
slnce be IL cured OF drInklng
And leads anlce, new life
"suce John he quit a-drlnkIng"
can't say II Hines enough
And hates and loathes liquor
AZ be would poison stun.
Aud when | say my prayers A. nisht
As thankful ~ can he
pay for John the most OF all
Then GOLDEN REMEDY,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-01
WANTED-CLEAN COTTON RAGS
al World office AT once.
MADE HIS RIVAL JUMP.
hut JJim Gilpin Paid So for Soaring
Another.

Jim Gilpin. arrested Tuesday night
ON the complaint Of Mrs. Amy Burch
was fined S25 for disturbing the peace
lie pleaded gully before Judge Ious-
ton yesterday morning and took his
medicine like good fellow Accord
ing 10 Gilpin's own statement, he made
lis rival jump through "A screen door
to get aawy when he found him ia the
Rome of Mrs. Burch Tuesday night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-01

THE case of Bedford Goodwin.
bargcd Dog his wife with assault will
I' tried today by Judge Houston ON q
charge of lighting Tho case came up
yesterday morning but owing to the
absence of witnesses for both parties
Che case was continued Tho Godwlns
pulled Off q show" in an Elgin avenue
Avery stable Tuesday night, when Mrs.
Goodwin found her husband In the
.mpauy ul other women.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-01
THIRTY DAYS FOR WAGNER.


w. q, Wa-ncr was convicted o.,
Grand larceny yesterday afternoon In
he district court and sentenced TO
thirty day. Ia ia. This past June
Wagner who q stranger in Tulsa
went TO owen Park ana stole set
uf harness from horse belonging
T. Mrs, $ r., Rowe. His defense was
thst he had been given the harness
hy man woth whom he had been
4ssociating in Bartlesville. The jury
!eturned the verdict shortly altrr G
o'clock last night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-01
POSTOFF|CE DOES
BIG BUSINESS
RECEIPTS FOR THE PAST MONTH
SHOW INCREASE OF 81 PER
CENT OVER NOV. 1909.

The continued increase in the
postoiiicc receipts is evidence
Of the incesant growth and develop
ment OF Tulsa. The monthly report
FER November. 1910. was compiled last
uisht, ana the figures show an in
CT ease over last month of this year
end over the corresponding month last
year.
The total postofiice receipts during
the month closed Yesterday were
5j.S75.30, as compared with only
k4S62.7l in November. 1909. This is
ou increase Of 81 per cent over the
same period last year.
Tonight-Elks' club Initiation.
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Nome Treatment For Drunkards

'Odorlea aud Tasteless - Any Lady Can
Give II secretly nj Home in Tea,
Coffee OF Food.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-01

The ladies Of the First Prcsby-
terIau church Will hold bazaar
serving 80 cent dinner at noon I'm
the old Mayo building Friday be-
cember %. 1910. ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-01
Costs Nothing to Try.

II you have . husband, son, brother. faith.
4r or friend who is victim Of liquor all
gou have to do is TO send your name and
address on the coupon below. You may bS
seAnkfui as long ss YOU live that you did H.