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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-21

Notice 10 hereby given that the part
nershIp lately sutsisting bstween No, the
undersigned II. F. Moore, r. j. moore,
and r. ;. Hawks carrying on business
under the firm name 81 Moore & Hawk
Il Keystone. Mcdowell Comfy, Wet
Virginia a. dealers in groceries and hsv-
ing a meat maj ket .connected therex ith
war on the frst day 81 sept .mber. l9l
di-- lived ny mutual cor sent, - far -
regards the ssid n. r.. MOORE, who re-
tirs~ from the firm.
VI. r Moore
r. J. Moore
n. :. Hawks
Notice u hereby siven that the part
ner-hip lately suh~istins b~tveen NJ, tho
undersigned y. J. Moore and y. =
Hawks. carrying on busine~s a. Moore
and Hawks. At keystone. Mcdowell
county. West Virgins. Vas on the 9Th
lay Of November, 1913, dissolved by
mutusl consent. and that the business
in iusure will he conducted by the sail
s. :. Hawks alone. Who will pay an
li-rhsrgr all despk and liabilities. and
receive all moneys payable 10 the -aid
ste firm.
y. J. Moore
=. :. Hawks
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-21

HARMONY PREVAILED

Every nan Of the more than SO who
sss-pdsd the nessing showed . spirit Of
fairnsss and desire for harmony ~hich
c uid nns have been surpassed An 4
che spirited debate which st tunes grew
heated there vss no bitterness anifes-
ted or personal abu INDUCED. The
maj 'rity. led on the floor by Editor
writfico and ably support Il by Squire
Sad Ter. Messrs- Csrus. Cobbs. Qusrlss .,
Rev. Pryor. ATTY. J. K. smith and 9th
ers were fair and maxnanimous, while
the minority lei by Auys h. r. Carter
and i. Edward Hill fought bad add
long and &C timss had the sjnrity lead
es Ina very elo~e plse~s yet they sho~ 81
no bitternrss ar resentIDent and accept
'iefest gracefully. In fact In adopting
ths Constitutional Amendments pro-
posed by Mr.. Hill tho minority leaders
achieved great victory.
The meeting Was conducted absolutely
lair; there being M steam roller 10
np+ ration and every man Was heard Who
az VI MI ys1tnk NC Nanhru 70 eay.
Hon X. w. White made the hest and
fairest prrsidine officer ever seen in Me.
Doweli Connty and . man lee able and
without the parliamentary knowlelse of
OF NJ. White would have f<~n helpless
IN the facs Of the great parlimsn'@r,
battle ward by the majority and IN nor
'ty leaslers for advantage.
The rn~ ting adjourned with eye-yore
feeling good and will meet again during
the inst week in January 1914 at VII ch
time the Executive Committee Carpai N
COMMITTEES and finance Committee vii
be elected.
Steps will be- taken without DELAY 70
Organize clubs in every precinct in which
there are six or more color.-d voters sn
q combine them into di.trict clubs.
When this 10 done il will be possii lie t.
reach every colorod voter in Mcdowell
ccunty in one week through the Mellow
I'll Cour II Colored Republican Orgsniza-
ton.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-21

Well voters of Keystone, We
understand that there will be
another warm and closely con
tested politiral campaign for the
municipal Offices from this time
On till after the last vote has beer
polled. Our advice would be.
know you are right and go ahead
but for goodness sake don't
hitch your horse up at the tai
end IF the cart.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-21
MEETING
tContinnssi from Psee Onel

All officers in this organization shall b.
e'ectef during the first week ia January
bi-snauslly and shall hold Office for two
years or until their successor IL elected
and qualified.
The foregoing section shall l<come e:-
tectiye in January 1874.
In case OF the death or r.signsti N e
an elective ofiirer the President shall a.
thin thirty days call meeting of u e
Executive Committee elect sn. - r
10 dill ont the unex pire~l term.
No f'-rsDn r~eiving frss or salary 4 On,
All eies-tive or apPOintiye offiSe in Me
DowOll county shall be eligible L. elec-
ton u office in this organization. In
,ase Of the appointment or eles-tiOn o.
the President, >ecretrry or Treasurer az
Chairman of the Executive Committee 4.
such Office 81 position they will resign
from office in the organization within
thirty days and the varsncy fillAi 10y the
Executive Committee. The Foregoing
srtiOn shall lecone effective in jan
nary 1915. (Lost in Committ.-
No endorsement shall le given any
candidate ar applicant Tor Office unless a
majority of the Executive COMMITTEES.
shall ~ des'ide at a regular or special
meeting of said committee after two
weeks notice shall have leen given earh
member of the purIs-e of the meeting.
The terms upon which each and avery
candidate or applicant for office are en-
torsrd shall lie in writing and shall IL
ePorted Ia fhe Organization at tie fol-
lowing annual meeting.
No officer or memner Of this Organiza-
ton shall pledge the support of the Or
xanHatlon u any candidate or applicant
for Office for financial consideration will =
put the consent Of the majority Of the
members OF the Executive Committee
The finance committee shall have
'harge of all disbursements and shall
Examine ali bills and approve those IN
ne paid They shall cause tn he publish
ed once each year the sources from which
all money Is received and how expended
10y Items The financial SECRETARY shall
lie secretary Of thi- committee.
At each bi-annusl meeting a commit.
"f three shall lie elected a. an.iit tn.
&C cunts of the President, Secretary
Treasurer and Finance Committee. the,
shall publish the result Of such audi
within thirty days after their their eles.
ton and for their .ervices they shall re-
GIVE three dolIsr, per day aud expense
lot exceeding two dollars Ter day an,
not more than two days shall he con
silins-d In such audit
All "f which were adopted except th
-s-'tiOn making ineligible for Office in tn
Organization all persons holding Office il
the county.
The proposed amendment cause,
quite a fight in the Committee. The on
Position to the resolution heing lei n
Editor Wbittico. MIR Till stated tha
he would present it 70 tn. body in a NJ
norify report The committee wa
unanimous in it, adoption Of the recon
mendatiOns made by the President an,
proposed by Mr.. Hill, save the Office
holding amendmont.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

Lizaleth Ka~ko.
Plaintiff.
W In Chanccrv
Ande ko~ko.
To Ande Rosko: Take notice
that 90 The 18th day Of Dec. 1914. q.
he lsv once of =. Il. Moon, 10 ne
sisy 81 Wilcoe. County OF McDovsIl
and stss ~ W. Va, bet~sso The
hours ~ = O'Clock o. N. and 9 D. m
" hat day. ! shall procsed " take
fepositions OF nysef and Others. y,
- reed 10 evidences ia my h>bsH IN /.
oersain suit 10 chsocsry pending 10 The
irvoit Court OF Mcdowell county.
sas Of w. Va. 10 which I'm plain
~ and you ere defendants. and n from
any cause the tskipg ~ said deposit
Ions Be not commeDcss on hat dsy.
Dr. 70 commenced. 10 shey BE- sos con-
plesed 90 that dsy, the taxing ~ said
ieposItioos viil b sdjourn-c fro
iay W day. 90 NE ssns plscs and bs
wen he sans hoors nsu, shsv s~s
'onpls<sd;
Lizst~u x no
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-21

Let the majority will OF th'
great people of this country pre-
vail. The will of the people ruled
Monday and the Negro Organ
cation has again told those polit
ical enemies of the race VIII"
would otherwise see every YES
tige OF Negro representation
swept away TO waitawhlie longer
nv brother. We are allhere, d,
thy self no harm.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-21

Rev. Cobb OF Crumpler and
the president OF their political
club. Mr.. Catus, with several of
their friends we're here Monday
and made record for themselves
for their heroic stand for the uni
~ Of The Mcdowell Colored Or
gan zAtion.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-21

purpose of e
Aftermath of lecting officer
Organization and TO trai
Meeting. sact any other
such business,
as might come before the body.
it Is now history. The Histor,
ofthe N setting is that 1t was a
landslide" victory for the past
ad administration and it's officer a.
we'll as TO it's loyal republican
members and an open buke l.
any man or set of men who would
seek TO disrupt or di>organiz
the organ cation Jor persona
reasons or for self constitute q
leadership" The largest crow d
OF the most representative ciiI-
zens from every section of the
county of Mcdowell that has ever
before been seen met and tool
an active part in the meeting.
They proved by their every AZ
ton that unadulterated Rep.b,:-
tanism was as good today as il
was in the days when politica
rights and civic privileges wer.
guaranteed To the black mar
years ago by the Grand Old X
publican party. The past record
OF the Mcdowell County ColOred
Republican Organization and
what it has accomplished for Il
black man for the past nine year,,
endorsed and approved by unar
mously re electing the Old officer,
and for the further pl~dging Of
their support TO the perpetuati' T.
of the strong principles, purpo>
es and policies Of the organ =
ton that has done 40 much for
the Negro. The organization } a
no equal in any other county Of
any other state in the Uu:o1.
The general harmony unsel6sh
ness which prevailed and tie
unanimIty with which the Rock
ribbed" never failing RspubH
cans went about accomplishing
things and making the would
be self constituted leaders and
egOtistic creatures Of import.
ance" know that the organizati, n
was bigger than any one man
and it's principles bigger and
broader than the organization il
self. was sufficient to make men
feel good.
In the beginning 4: was 80
clearly seen that the fellows
were eli together and that they
were in favor Of laying aside per
sonal bitterness and selfish am
bition for the sake OF the organ
izstiop. So conclusive was this
their sense '.iIif there were any
others who would have otherwise
objected, soon went in their hoIes
and like lambs. followed IN the
unanimous election OF all officers.
An the oficers elected. the names
81 whom appear in this issue,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-21
FRIDAYNOVEEBER u. 1913

After months OF advertising
the quadrennial meeting of the
Mcdowell County Colored Re
vpblican organization for the
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-21
GOLDEN
RULE NEWS
The Organization is Nc.
wing On---Anotber
New Association.

Br~m~eil. W. Va. Nov. ls.-The
Golden Rule Association is moving slor -,
tins. W. NJ. Yste~. the en~rertic Az t
Of Association at Thscker. W. Va, went
over into Pike County. Ky, Nov. 18Th.
uufurled the Golden Rule Banner and
qnite number came unde-, and he with
his assistants help. sat up . splendid
Association lie writes. 81 think that
can get another 1t the ssms place.
Mu- y. p. Slads, 81 Kimhall sends in
a fine report this week. Rev. L. Dab.
neg VISITED the Office Tuesday and paid
some money on Tom Enslish's stock.
Rev. McKoy will visit the new Arso~i-
alton at Cinderella this week. Prof. l..
u. Dawson. Of Williamson, sends j.. a
fine report From all qnsrt,n of the
field fine reports are coming in. Now i
the time To rally and build Up the Assn
citation. The work 10 moving on.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-21

Entered az second Glass Matter Marrh
~. 1904, at the Post Office at Keystone.
W. Va, under at Of Congress, March 3,
1879.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-21

The report Of the committee Was read
by Chairman Sanders and unanimous
y adopted amid cheering and applausr
Mr. Hill Wa recognized To read a mi
nority report on the office holding So
ton. He prefaced the reading of his
report by stating that the purpose OF the
amendment was 10. prevent the officr
holding class from getting and keeping
control Of the organization, that IL an Of
lice IN the organization gave the holder
sufficient influence n serure an appoint
ment or election to political Office in
the county. hr shonld rclinqui-h his Of
fice IN the organization and permit SOM.
othe Negro to grt influence enough To-
obtain an Office. and in this way Negroe4
would receive grrater representation.
lie further stated that the amendment,
~as in accord with the progressive polit-
ral thought of the day lie then read
his report and moved the adoption Of IL.
amendment IN the form 81 resolution
The nio'-t spirited deb ate Of the se--iof
~as can-s''i 10y the resolution.
Editor Whittico lei the opposition an
~ss ally a-Si~tevl by several other sneak
en- Tho Restitution wa- -nt,,orted T.,
AitJs Garter and Till anil wu- lot hy
viva-vs<e VOTE.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Rev. X. y. johnson. ~ Kiml,aII t.lacr.I
Hon. J y. Psr~nn in nomination for
PRESIDENT in short able Sp~rh. Sever.
al -peeches were male ~econsIing IN.
nomination. No one was nominated
and T. Edward Tin niovei that be T.
''iect II by acriamation. The n,otis.n NE
vailed anil Mr. Psr-on va re-elers4~s
amid whooI~, chesrs and great applan-.
squire VIM Sad.iler Of f1khorn va -.
eiectei by exclamation.
Atty. " J. Cspehart was nominated
10 succeed himself a. Recording secretary
T. Edward Hill nominated :. Il. Moon
~ Wilcoe for the same position N,
Cspehart then withdrpw his nsms and
seconded the nomination. II Mr. Noon
~ho wss eiecte-i ~ scclanpati,.
Fni. p VI. Craghead of kimball. and
". VI. Catu- If CnImpler werp nosnins-
I'd Tor Corresponding Secretary. Prof
,. ". Crsghead wss elecb-I.
Henry Richards. II Kiuban. nomin.
ri Atty. A. q. Proc. II WEIGH. f..
Treasurer, T. Edward HiH nom;ns.,.s
Z. H. Rice, Of Northiork. Atty Free va,
re-elertesi.
The eiecti"n pa~-rd without the lea,
bitterness and ewr5body felt satisfied
with the days work.
Inc "'d cheers Who we're neglected
have made god IN their positions sne
toe new one- are thoroughly qualified
The adoption II the amendments q
ihe constitution wfIl mske the Organize
bon stronger and more effective and viii
'eff'e AL the differences betwecen the vo-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-21

Subscriber changing tlleir Post Offic,.
address must notify the publishers or els..
his subscription Will he collected just the
same a. if he had not
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-11-21

The exact amount Of claims
recently paid BY The Amer
can Workman insurance was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-25
WATER Employees
SURPRISED BALLARD
GAVE HIM \ COMPLETE OUTFIT
As \ CHRISTMAS PRES
ENT.

Luke L. ballard, water commis-
sloncr was surprised yesterday lie
was first surprised by the mysterious
actions Of the clerks in the office and
he remarked conudenually TO other
CITY officials that he feared the en-
ploycs were preparing 10 go on a
strike as none Of them had been in
the office only a few minutes up un-
Ill noon.
However, the strike fear was dis
relied shortly before 6 o'clock yester-
day afternoon when the clerks pre-
scnted him with large package.
Upon opening he discovered an ex-
penslye suit Of clothes, ncckties, a
pair Of shoes, socks and hat in fact,
c,erything to make a complete ward
robe, il was genuine surprise.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-25
LOST
MISCELLANEOUS

MSS POWERS public stenorrapher, notary
500 Bliss Bldg Phone lGG9.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER- office
work good, rates moderate room 332 Rob
inson Arcade Phone 1855.
CORNET TEACHER-Private lessons given
BY appointment. E. NJ Gambill Empress
Theatre.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-25

KANSAS CITY Dec 24-HOGs Re
ccipts 5000 suendy bulk 7.l5m775i
heavy 7.70@7.SO, packers and butchers
765mT76i light 7.35@770j pigs 6.75@
100
CATTLE Receipts 100 including 100
southerns; strong, Prime fed steers $500
8 90: dressed beef steers 725ds.I0; south
ern steers 5.506725; cows 4406700;
heifers 6.5O@s.75. stockers 5.5Om7.95
SHEEP Receipts 3l0o stesdy lambs
1850 0e; yearlings $500 100; wethcrs
so a 5 50. owes 4n475.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-25
GRAIN
Improved weather condltions.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24-Impoved weather
conditions for the windup Of the Argentine
harvest had bearish influence today ON
wheat The market closed easy at the same
as last night to * down Corn showed a
net decline Of Y a 4 TO 80 and oats at a
set back of 4 a q to &c In provis.o
the outcome varied from unchanged figures
TO a loss of ~ "a g.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-25
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CLAIRVOYANT

CLAIRVOYANT
MISS MADAM STANLEY fortune teller
tells Of your past present and future
Solves troubles aDd perpexities OF business
and love. Satisfaction guaranteed l07 y
n Main
SPIRITUAL medium and clairvoyant Mad
am Allena, advises on all subjects mes.
sage meeting Friday 1880 p. m. 212 g. De
troit Ave.
~~~1~0~o-~-~-o~o-o-0~oO~-~
LIVE STOCK
WANTED-One horse 10 use for It's feed
by reliable party win guarantee good
treatment IN value Phone 1918.
FOR SALE-Two Jersey cows one fresh
See Albert H5ot Red Fork, Okla.
fOR SALE-some- fast horses, call 212
South Detroit trotters and PAGERS. Reg
istored j. B Allen
~~~0-~-~-~~~~-~-~~~~~~~
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FOUND

FOUND-Ladies black kid glove. owner can
have same by calling at this office and
paying for add.
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SPOT MARKETS


GALVESTON, Dec. "a COTTON steadY,
middlinc l24 net receipts 1916; gross
l3,7lG. sales 2.S07; stock 9GOSi coast
wise 22s.
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MONEY TO LOAN
BOARD AND ROOM

WANTED-Bo Boarders and roomers. 4Ol So.
Cheyenne.
ROOM and board for man and wife or two
gentlemen Phone $500. 514 W. Cam.
erOn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-25

Olk EAliA
S1,O50.O0 cash viii handle ? modern
houses on corner lot. 1OXl4O feet
Rent Of one house VIII pay out bal
ance price S3,250.
CHAS. H. BRYAN
Room 3 over Colonial Trust Co.
Phones 171-1822.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-25

nigh prices paid for second hand
Furniture and Stoves. We buy. sell
and exchange New and Second Hand
Furniture.
BUMGARNER & DOWNING.
Phone 1853 l22-4 East socons
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-25
REAL ESTATE

TOF SALE miles from Tulsa, good bot
tom land, s5 acres at 500 per acre. For
Sale Two lots IN Factory Addition, all for
1915. For Sale-Iwo lots In West Tulsa,
near post office, $3.50. For Sale-2lO acres
X miles southeast Of Broken Arrow, l25
acres in cultivation, good level will sell
cheap, For Sale-l302 South Denver one
five roomed cottase and six roomed modern
house. Price S4500.0O. For Sale Terms
on part one lot in block 81, lot II small
house ON lot good business property Price
$3.50 on y, Dad 81. close in j. A. Shores
Phone I032, room Bynum Bldg.
EASY TERMS for land IN the North Platte
Valley, Neb., will be made to YOU You
can buy choice irrigated. or nOn'irrigated
land in one of the best sections of the state
upon either the crop payment plan or easy
cash payments, on long time. You cannot
afford to pass up this opportunity Write
to me today for full information, which Is
free for the asking. r. A. Smith coloniza'
ton and Industrial agent Union Pacific r X
Co room 90, Union Pacific Bldg, Omaha,
Noit
NOTICE Cleaning up my estate. will sell
SO acres with 30 barrel production for
$4,000. Address 8o3s care World
FOR SALE OR TRADE-4sO acre ranch
Ness County, Kansas, 200 acres In cult
vation IL room beautiful home large barn
36xG4 all necessary out buildings, will trade
for city property. White & Overly over
Exchange Natl Bank Phone 2059.
REAL BARGAIN-Four rooms, cellar, fruit
well, pavement, furnished or unfurnished
eaving city. viii sacrifice for quick sale
Terms. Cali at lO6 So Nogales.
FOR sALE--Two and q half and five acre
tracts, five blocks south Of Kendall col
lege. few chice tracts left Muss close
them ou:, W. l. Stewart. trustee. 4ol Rob
inson Arcade.
~~-o-~~~o-~~o-0-~0-~~~ ~~~~~o~-~~~-oO>o-~-o-o~~
MONEY TO LOAN
TO LOAN-S20OOO in amounts to suit on
monthly payments, prompt service. Percy
Colling room $50 Palace Bldg, Phone %,
PRIVATE money to loan on first class real
estate and chattels. New State Investment
Co. I93 Iowa Bldg Phone All.
NoNEY TO LOAN, on diamonds pianos,
house ho,d goods, real estate, chattels and
etc Phone 43S, room 406 Bliss Bldg.
~~~-~-~~~~~-~~~D~~~~ ~~~~-~~~-O~~~~~~-~-~
BOARD AND ROOM
WANTED Boarders and roomers. 4Ol So.
Cheyenne.
ROOM and board for man and wife or two
gentlemen. Phone 35o6. 514 W. Cam.
erOn.
-->~.~~o-o-~--.-O-0-~~
FOUND
FOUND-Ladies black kid glove. owner can
have same by calling at this office and
paying for add.
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PRODUCE


FAnSaS Ulty.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 24.-Butter, eggs,
poultry unchanged
Chicago
CHICAGO, Dec 4.-BUrTER-Un.
changed
Unchanged; receipts 2.7sj cases.
CHEESE HigAer Daisies 16m1GA ;
Twins 15A q l6; Americas l5A a lG; Long.
horns l6H 61Gk
POTATOES-Unchanged; receipts %
cars
POULTRY Alive, lower: springs 12iA
fols l3 turkeys, 1s: dressed o.
New York.
NEW YORK, Dec 4-BUTTER STEADY
unchanged
CHEESE Firm
EGGS Steady unchanged.
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1rhe HILL FmrmiOmr e Co.

The only big furniture store on the
north side wants to buy all your old
furniture II you have any to sell or
exchange.
Phone 1921 1O0-i0S n. Main 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-25
New York FUTURES
NEM NnhN nnn ~ -Nuunn mture.


NEW orr EANS Dec. - Cotto MIXTURES
closed steady 40 net decline Of To
points
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PERSONAL

WANTED 500 men and women and chill.
dren to eat Turkey dinner, served family
style 25cts. At Scotty Cafe. 26 West First.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-25
LIVE STOCK
POULTRY

(U r. Sishel strain and 40 full blooded
Barred Plymouth Rocks. also one Jersey
COW, will be fresh in few days Phone
1874 or o. K. 25j
FOR SALE-White Orplngton hens or cock
rels kelerstraus strain Pure bred, make
fine Xmas or New Year gift. Chas. Stlwell
Phone 30s4
TWENTY extra fine white leghorn pulets
aud two cockerelg $4,000. j. S. CLARK
IA s. Xanthia Phone 1924
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-25
TO TRADE

sPECIAI-Will exchange good passenger,
practically new Buick car for city pro-
perty and pay difference call Friday at 42l
First Natl Bank. Phone 1904.
FOR TEADE-Fne driving mare, city broke
also buggy and harness for vacant lot In
Lynch-Forsythc or Gillette Hall additions.
Fleetwood & Jennings Phone 262.
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STORE AND OFFICE ROOMS

FOR RENT-Store room 2Jxs0 on Frisco
track. Apply I. D. Turner Co., Frisco &
Elgin.
ONE suite Of two elegant rooms in new
World Bldg. Apply to Mgr. Tulsa World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-25
TWO SHOTS FOR THE PRICE OF one You use WORLD and sun wan
NEomTAW oRBTHPME
ROOMS FOR RENT

Two furnished rooms fur hight housekeeping
m family OF two uo children 1-1 Nm
Thru ST.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-25
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-l9l3 touring car, electric lights,
self starter, extra tires, all ezra equip.
ment car as good as new will sell at great
sacrifice, add 1924 World.