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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
NOTHING: SHOWS ENISTENCE
Or pOGi.ING ARRANGEMENT.

u 10 NOT Claimed tfi1f VI" ~. IrU.s
Merchants B.idge Company. o. its Sue
crssnrs "r assigns has agreed or con
..Ii.G 10 Ill" cooling nf the earnings o.
,E.~ bridge CDuI..Gv with the earnings Ui
ury "i.."r bridge r"'ni 1'.y on .tli r!v'r.
Tier. l. u"' S:i"ii.li OF -Nl1"i1''" 10
low such pooling =. have 'ak"n '!:c- b.
.....n ;h. - Louis Merchants B:.d.;c
Company ard the E.i!s' Bridge.
common control pf the two rr'nI'Ir''s
hy = rhi.G company - all ''.Ii = Shown
- Intimate! Common r"EtT"l "f ~
- '.- 'l'1 purpose -: maintaining
T.;.S "r prices OF 'ra'i.'' ! .Giir~.E C"n .
.sj..li with "l .h-sr''. -; In'l'7E. Fool
!-.s = earning l. a 49,! -L'',:Hr in'-t germ
T. = rh- ur.tiy.; -: tr- earnings " tN"
- InD.- cu.aIsIHiS-. ~ p.TS"IlS. IN "I!';
fg..f. and tn. Division al tie si'!:' :srn"IS
dos, uanl.E I.. ;--ri -. IL" common
FUND uy0u s"Ire agree: percentage. -"i;i'.-
i.u--- IL - not III. r.":srE --tT1'-! - H.'H
2. pooled or riGd" Int" q. c"'Iin':n 'iti'i
l.'G; !; - III" business Which : TOOL. .,
.......- ir;c !. CU.i..uO. >sNCk. and ':iE'a'T
,:i ,h.. the receipts from tire rGs!U'---S
ar- allowed TO follow the bus n">s ,."!.' &.
H." flrSt ! I'll j . f'i"r.T i.'., All ''.t
a-s, .!l,..u ~ UNsc,. fil~h liw :;ct'CIHJy
.. ,iss'.. century Dictionary. IL" VOID
.':,5.!". Iio.vi-r< Law G!,;icna-y Eaw =
.t,:'",, -: i..i. E.di.y "Railr"a.: and
Tran .;.rrtst:or' 'Iss..'. pac" .. ,:oi": syi
..shIS IL. r-T--'.:rc fr.:rut. district "'H:,
-. ID TSur.sss: Iay =. Ia. Hammond
ole. ard irGgs;-1I trusts G.:s:. seton
l.N page ~: HI-F.'- On ~" law 81 II
-,-=..i.- ''"r,:n.-C--. yly" iSi
a. there Is M eyif.nc" visltnr"r iha'
either IN. business gone. 0g TIE tolls C-''-
I.c:.!. w-r- ttvIi"t between ih' ~"
1-.tI...s a,--r rGi.. lD Any ac--' :: s.'r.'.'r'-
s.a-, ~. ligi-n that -h.-" :" any '"-i-';-
A.. l.-s,i.r The s'Con: 'nh!s!'iC. falls Z"
-ts ground.
~. roI--. then TO the third contention.
vrI..l, l. tt,- ;He Merchants H- 'lE" Com
t...-Y. G- f;S successors "T 49, ssN>. ma
,..T..,-. wr CONSENTED :" - rrrsH.. tt'.r-l -
tEr- h-.:-- c"'uIa-v with 'hN 'siiS
E-'FSe Company across thr MISSISSIPPI
River.
Tt. answer - tNr th!r: contention d.
-.r - u,,Sl. .r.. construction 20 - given
: ~. 1N-is contained N section - y:
;hr ar.- II Congress o' F"t-gS-v : iS's.
"a stats a- large. S-il. s- arl,"'s led tv IL"
act ayp-uv.i September j" ~, - stats
49, fellows
The. - I.1g!,s Merchants R-ifg" com
-.-y or if- s'l~rss~u-S CT s.s-.rf9S- sS1!
20. tE-.r - r-Is-Tt .. ~" cons Hii-a'lH'
~ This h-!!-. company With sny a'E'-
i-lIS. coui;sry Across the Si--.ss'ii!
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-rtTlTE IgON Which
GEIs ACTION MS ussrl GIT.

sts- - Is"!4 ? '-s3ES-
:. -r."n y. That w'"--1s. 2 r:'-rI.al
-7. S"n :": giving Authority 30 hu..! III.
:G-- E'r,!n rUnI-'Er'a ted = t. secure
?. rS"rtll" Faces and tolls frr ~.rr"rat.uus
..rG Individuals fr- -.gssi:.., "y.- the same.
b." =; i.v;..- Merchants E-.GGe Company.
.r IT. S;G"r"ssYTs or assigns. snail no; acr.e
,t- clIsrn; In -H.. --Sn...:at:"n % this
.-r.'.r com! any with Any U;E.- triig"
mGary across The M!Ss.ss'Pi! I:.v"r. o-
p. tie !ruii;.. %: ;h.. earnings o' Ih-S
'-.'s'- co'nTal.y with TIE earnings =: any
b.. ."r h:!..t,- Uu:I.I..Hy ":.- t..- -.,!: river.
aw- snail a!.v i'--so" who f.. or n.av b..
director or manager - .-y o;h.r bri.Ir'.
.v'r s".a river. tc Director or manager
.. ,lr 'rl,iE" p. -"'n ?Gpg.i..,. .C-
"i'Tav.'ri. iist II ;l.i- provision 0' t,I:S
...' sEs,, ~ an tine he violated in a:.y
80 'r.= particular. such Violation shati.
s... au':; !.-I Proceeding AT o.c'. fIri-i:
-. privilege hs..hy granted. ans sid
t.ais" shall hR""rr.. tie property ~ -E.
Z lie: St..,.ss ard the SECRETARY .: Va.
sl.a: = 4" possession - ~. me IN ~.
:.iH!" q: al! fy- the Use OF the ra:;e,.
S-a;.s.
S-r:..n - T." r!=ht :" amend or repeal
=#.g %. .4..a
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
No CONSTELLATION
(NDcR NsSSOl ri LAWS.

IL Is IU;ed ;La; the Jaws of Missouri
make yTUv!.n'a f,r tie consolidation OF
railroad companies. whi"h In effect fuses
i:. stock of the SIi c,rII:,ni-s into th.
stock vi IES G-" consolidated! ,UInissny-
IL J. very ~ tlt ta.t; ;Gys' l. Stlc.:
rOr rSU!.t:.tIIu.: ~ ~" two bridge companies
- tLGs C.is'-. a. CO;.sp.!,:ii!oG. - above de
LH,-!.
81 Terminal Association OF the E.:.,:s
brig IEI"u-.! .ss>--. and ;a. cCatru. 10y
Jiv s.tI!. .I~~gC!l'IsE rt tn" Merchants
br..r.. through H"!':iHS IU"J"rity OF ;h-
s-l',k VI th. ~. Louis Merchants Bridge
Terminal ASS"CiG-i"u. vEigE owne,! all
tbs: stock U: j.s-- Merchants sril!sc".
II i UHu".'-s =sTy - dispute. Indeed.
am fully wi.s!-: I" cuICvic- rhai ti!is
shows = control by ;'.c same c"InIE.uy a.
tlI- ~" ITi,!-;"... and u Ia. ,"Htr"! by "i.e
cyTr,r.tt.on ~ I..-s". oi I!s- briC.c- and
majority s;"a k!GU!d-T l.: another ."iGsti-
;Ui,s - cu9sui.E!..I.Cu VI the no tTid;'
CU.u,si.i-s ONu.E', the two bridges. fh"i
t!... !naiDiJ.v.l -! ;h- >tsig;. has t-2.I vio-
Iatyi and e forfeiture has taken pace.
and il v!I L. The duty " the Secretary
-: War To tax sUCn sici- .sS may Il.
Esr"S-.'ry 70 maze ..SvI :. iA'. r'-F..' rt
We transfer ~ forfeiture ~ the property
!:l ih- Eri..g. fT'u the t-id.s" .'I'"I'.nE
and ia boz. ..lpit-rS To- tie rlty'! states
Nor. than this. u = very iTvS1h." !roia
til. recital ~ Scion II. "a, follows:
Whs-"ss. a principal reason Tor CIV
.l.: authority :" G''..: II" oF :ss herein
contemplated - To- st.'..T' retspa;'hl'. rates
.,rt; t.iE- fpr corporations aud individuals
.r.- ;,,s -.'g.s oyer .h. ss,'Gl-. that the ken
,-.,f intention ~ J'p--Er->s wfs - prevent
a d.--:rI~:fril ~ COMP i;i"I. u! tls, Two
b-...L.s - I.rm.;t.g= control ~ ~" two
r,.t IN. tt,-ii-uii. ~ giving effect To any
,f!sn S.-l..-ti i!t,-l-i|E "i tUnEt"sS " !s'n
H. r.rI-J,u-. =, To- Irr effected by Toy
fs;iG.". which a." E'w a!N tys !"', Ks ri"a
nj .-f,'v.- with reluctance. Il that not
oily mus a;y....r 4 general intention. MT
" Tr,L<t also app.sr. II order thIt t;laT
c.u.-ui Intention sE,ll b- carried Tl!i, that
;hs -ur,!s;l.n 90: ;f- forfeiture sTa!' H.. 80
--u-.--s.,i ..s iu :ii tH.It general l.Ii' rtlrn
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!u-i0-larics and the "LeasU. .: L-aEr'.-'
are also N the city an: ar .T"r; j. L.
ir= made among item To- aE.e. oa :. has
for common action
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
FIVE RUSSIAN CRUISERS
SAID TO HAVE BEEN SIGHTED
NEAR SWAT0W ON JUNE q.

Tsi.-tnG. Jun 1t j. roI.0r'"; That
:".!- HG>S.an auxiliary cruisers an! o-.
',~r.. rrG.s,r w.re sen near S.atoyv 81.
J .a.-
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mo Thank You,' .

Says tNs poor cysysr.ic. when a&ke,2 -
isTfaEs. Of c.rta!n foods Nc really wAnfA
'.@--- ts:' :. aF-srf y! she rpnsenuens -.
Nearsho IN. H10asS09. Cramps. Naoseo
Headache lr."r.a:iy follow. Every
srIch sufferer should try
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nrI>.0> rr<BETE.D
nv >y,afIAWN TAFT.

: - 80 --.-k ---- --'s section :. =, =.
rn----->' A. sG'-r-.--= re S~r-a.l-v ..
W.. after SsE.-S .1lrt TIA: -. :-oyt-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
STRONG LEANING EVEN
AGAINST FRANCHISk: fORFElTCRE.

Most cases ~ corporate forfei;ures In
vc!v. not the transfer or property. but
the forfeiture of corporate franchises o=iy.
and even IN such cases IL Will b. found
that there - q strong leaning against the
forfeiture.
Ia the light Of ;his rule q. construction.
the proposition "CO1so!G!a, ion Of two
parties should bs s.s-:I it, technical an:
legal Significance When III" rights. fran
cE;se- am properties ~ two -: more cor
ipraiiCuS are. ~ !..;II agreement. com
bInrd into Un" w:vle. the stock ~ IN. two
b-I'.s ius"i In u. STOCK Of a ihird cur
pCrJtiou. and '!"ir stockholders becoming
stockholders ~ tn. third. in- third cor
IUrIt!CH J. q cUEsG.! !Ij.0n ~ the two con-
S;!;T.ut corporations This may be- done
10y n fusion Of II. stock. and the issuing
" stock o! a thir! corporation. ar h: the
merger Of one corporation into another
U'hiiaG"!IHi1. -tr.. Railroad Company -.
Howard. IL How. L. =. 80.
Waterman says:
Although IL IL .ii.rcuI, To give a precise
consolidation. YET IL UaE he stated gen
orally that by ~ is INT. ntiCd the formation
- q corporate body uI, o: Two or more
"o:Tor'- tEons. ar The Union ot the members
in q. sinG!" company. and ar Incorporation
Of ih. latter with the combined capital.
rights. privileges aGl franchises q all ~
them u has bear said to h. q dissolution
-: certain c", i'"rat tons an! at III. sane IN
Staai TIE creation ~ = new corporation.
with property. liabilities and stockholders
r"-iv.i from those passing OF, ~ exist
,i.C-- Waterman on Corp. Vol. I. Sec.
Ia. page s-..b
In order tp produce 4 consolidation u
J. Unnecessary thi: There should lie \
th!r: corporation :"-rn"t! out 81 III" Other
two. II Is sufficient " one ~ the two Is
merged Int" III" Other. So that Their. -
dissolution "f III" On" an: a continuance
H.-N-
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left 10 Mr. Bryan a. trustee by the late
Iai!o sherman Eennett Of Connecticut to
- distributes. among twenty-five colleges.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
SECRETARY TAFT HOLDS TERMINAL CASE
NOT IN WAR DEPART MENT'6 JURISDICT CTI0N

that the iulfl.u,.nt % the conditions Of
fort, !tur- = >;rir-isSimi iuYiS. the leite:
-: .hs condition must be- fulfilled II iS
proposition. hu; II IL b. needed II - TO
L. found. elliott On railroads. Section
sii: clark and MARSHALL on corporations.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
CONSOLIDATION ORDINARILY
Di>SOl.SEs ONE COMPANY.

IN. e':cci OF COaSO!Lai.OH ordinarily
si;h.r works \ dissolution II both cor
pur.i;i"rs and the creation o; y third
corporation. or IA" dissolution d! one Of
IT.. tw1 and the CUitInUanc, .: IL. go
vUi with IL. .gsi ,.i.-o!ve'! and Merge!
!I.tb the second. t..tilrvti ~. G-o!sIi. %
l. = ~, AZ rrIlrN a. -: C..-..st
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
N o1,0slp

Has the only double daily service "a gos-
ton and New England Summer Resorts
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
GRAND .uRY I<SE>rIG iTION
" Warranted nv 1UE TSCIs.

=" r--a."- part - 80 concluding sa-s-
r-arss- a, ;as E.-:s!8a Ea~s 20 show -.
6lstinc-!ss t"-S."r ire o-iE.-al sai
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~ r..R-h
ANSWER FAVE FALSE ALARMS.

l'se 'hc r.''v '.-'. .-r. ..r.... q. T:ns-
i... ..r.- ~ ... = .-G.r. H.
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TWO az c>TONS PRESENT
1.SCssElVC~ FOR DECISION.

TIis brings uS therefore. To me Two
G-.sti"ls:
First, whether under :hc facts as they
ar- shown To- te. a forfeiture has taken
;,l.I",: and, :. ..',I.i ;... forfeiture having
taken place Wi.at y!pc.Gire should De- had
- -rgCf- H. enforcement.
III" :rh;bifi"sI- Il the statute. Tt0iIti"ns
"i wt.i". constitute, tn- forfeiture. are.
:irS'. Tia, ''ii... ~. Louis Merchants
Bring" '1nI; any. or its Successors or as
Si:I.S shall rot .Sr-. or consent TO 'hs
c"r.-pl.cs,i"- "' this bridge company with
any otter hri.:s" company across tine Mis-
....liy! River. or To IT," pUuling OF Ia.
".'rriri.s uf Ft!s tr3dG' ~uiElIny with tire
...::s:Il.s "f any other t:i!S- company on
s.II :iN-T.'
Jr. S.s...i.i.
''1'aa- TN. -, Louis Merchant Bridge
COMPANY. ~ itS sy."Csss"r.. ~. .,&$.I:s-.
shall .IU; agree or consent to IL" ;.p!!IS
uf IA. earnings OF this bridge C"np.G'.y
with tE. earnings q. any other bridge
company CA sid river
tr. third.
'"E!li no person who Is or may ~ a
director 'r II.. ..IIg'r. -: any other bridge
oyer -ai! riy.-. shall v. a d!T'Ct"r "E
manager y; ;i.. b!!ase hsIe.n provide:
for.
Oi ;hcse three provisions in THE. re
verse oTl..r:
IL i not claimed that any director or
n...dCpr of the -. Louis Merchants
ET..g- Company - a director cr manage!
-. h-,t.,,. 81 sad river
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sicrs cr the nc, were violated. 10 take
f.s.ss.'on f.,.ss. a. II"a. ssai pros.s:,ns ,ss
bridge. !; is quI;. possible :hst suciG arb
tra-y prOcsiur. might ts bel! io lie q,
violation! -: the constitutional requirement nj
thr. L" person shall be deprived o: his
property without d;i. prcce-s oi law.
I think the PURPOSE o: co.sG:-ss w.-S 20
Vest In IT,. Secretary OF WIT tn. power
a. reprsse en:a;iv. u: ths Government.
after ;H- event had ha.?"r..i upon winch
the forfeiture must TAKE place. Z" a-c-r-
tain ami i.ci... the forfeiture. nrt a.
a judge. SEt As the representative a.. Inc
United States. and that The .i;;tuI- "i
III. S.cr-tar. % War toward the bridge
thnr!z-,t agent q: the lessor for i.riE 1f
y"ar- .t real state under a lease contain
ilZ a clause o: forfeiture for a5nIIyrl"n'
-; rent.
In such case ,..a Iess.r. nr his duly
au'h"r.1"l agent. upon a iai.ur. :" pay
i:.- r.n-- b.. being Ir,s.'.t Z" r-r-!." 'H-
same .; Exactly III. r:sh: day AMI h'ur
sn: making demand ts.r-io:. M'Sat d
ciar" :crf'iIur. and then brig su;t IN
,Jsct::.E; 10 o.St til. trilan; "n IN. ground
that tn. forfeiture bad been maze COM
:hat ,ii- 80, r-tary D: War was in:"nc"i
io tis,'i:rS- rr,lin.aariy in the .N"cJ-
ti1t Of th'. statute and that sft.! "a" for
:.-itG:e had beer: J. elar... b.. s.cul. rI"-
Gee. 10 obtain possession OF ,h. b-!dEr
IT to nam. and for q. !, tit 81 IN"
isii-d States tn c"ns'i: :itiJnal AZ! u"
him hy :i- 'orT-. owner. tow. by su!s
la clect-r"E; or suit IN equity T:.i> So 'r-
to 1. -. natural Inference from the aG-
thnr!;!.s In which similar questions nav"
ben considered arr: decided. Iron Noun
tain Railroad Company ~. titv oi Mem
pits. 6: F",..:a! R-i'urt"r IL. !Frn Noun
tain an. H-'.aa RaVroad ". Johnson: IL
=. S~. lssry-T .ild l.:1 'ir;.G.'iv Kan
WY -. Harris 10 4. : -
H. ,h.r. a Forfeiture. has really arisen
by -. violation. of ~. provisions or t,e
section. u would Seem clear To- s- 'u.'i'
by tn" s;a'ui. the duty ~ ;n- S'"T-'.'ry
.. War "a take -. necessary Steps 'o So
cure ncsS.ss!on q! the bri!ce IN accord
ans. with TIE transfer ~ titl- en.ci'! by
t... forfeiture. to Wit. fror! tie bridge
q. l.s-.seI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-12
Gonn SPIRITS

Good spirits don't all come from
Kentucky. Their main source is
the liver and all the fine spirits
ever made in the Blue Grass State
could not remedy a bad liver or the
hundred-and-one i'll effects it pro-
duces. You can't have good
spirits and a bad liver at the same
time. Your liver must be in fine
condition if you would feel buoy
ant, happy and hopeful, bright Of
eye. light Of step, vigorous and sue
cessful in your pursuits. You can
put your liver in fine condition BY
using Greens August Flower the
greatest Of all medicines for the
liver and stomach and certain
cure for dyspepsia OF Indigestion.
1t has been a favorite household
remedy for over thirty-hve years.
August Flower will make your
liver healthy and active and thus
insure you a liberal supply OF
"good spirits. Trial size, 25cts.
regular bottles, 75c. At all drug
gists. West Side Drug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-12

THE SECRET Or 1T.

THE IpzA of Bob Nea Obierting 70 run paper IN
e Ren0 just beczse the merchsqt are not good ad-
ssrtisers- But then Bob always vas TOO strenuous.
He never liked euistude and tranquility.-El Reno
Daily CIobe.
WE ran remember when j was sness = 10
whether e Reno OF Oklahoma City would make the
big city o. Oklahoma. But Il takes newspapers 70
build up cites. Fl Reno and Oklahoma City were
the same size. Oklahoma City had to fight Guthrie.
while Ell Reno had clear field But The business
men Of Oklahoma City backed Up their newspapers
and made them an influential power in building up
their city, while the FL Reno business men starved
their papers. As result Oklahoma City has pop
uation Of about twenty five thousand, while FL Reno
nas population Of about FIVE Or six thousand.
Therein lies the secret 81 Oklahoma Citys success
and FL Reno's failure. Show literally pztronizel
and We viii show you town that is pop
llated with toxin ,uilders.-Lawton Democrat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-12
ROCKEFELLER breaches.

JsHx .. R0cKEFELLER has besn preaching again.
his f4yorite diversion when he isnt connecting some
scheme 10 annex the rest Of The esrth ohis colossal
fortune. He was talking to Sunday school class
and asked The question, Who is the man who drags
society down And then he proceeded to answer its
1T IS the moderate drinker. There the greatest
evil les There the degradation there the disrepute
there the sappiug Of al the world
'fDonf be good fellow You know we'll what
Imean Doa't Be convival always ready to pitch in
and be one of the crowd. BE moderate. BE very
moderate Don't LET your good fellowship get the
least hold upon yourself r. you do YOU are lost ab
solutely Not only you, but your progeny the fani-
" for generations to come. There lies the trouble
Now, I can't be good fellow. | haven't taken my
FIRST drink. Some Of my friends think that I'm tol
radical on this subject They say that take too de-
cided stand But don't have watched society.
As have said love my fellow man and have
studied him carefully 1t is ny firm conviction that
every downfall is traceable directly indirectly to-
his good fellowship and bis good cheer among his
friends, who come as quickly a they co.
John D. Is probably the greatest moralist Of the
age and he viii doubtless go down in history along
with Epctitns and Marcus Aurelius. His philosophy
IS indeed wonderful Let us admit that the moderate
drnker is great evil and that the good fellow us
indeed very bad fellow. Moderation is indeed s
very great virtue. Nothing in excess, said the
Greek philosophy and John D. endorses it, but the
great underlying principle Of the Rockefeller phiIos
ophy is expressed when its author says Il love my
fellow man, and be adds. Il have studied him care
fully.
That Mr. Rockefeller loves his fellow-man must
Be quite apparent all who have watched his
Indeed MS appetite for his fellow man is something
very remarkable, equal to the cravings Of the hung
rest beast Of the forest and il never seems to be
sassted.
Note the beautiful sense Of proportion and sym
nuetry in the Rockefeller philosophy Moderation is
incucased but when il comes TO devouring men, by a
ruthless system that knows not justice and sating
his hungry nav with llgotten gain, this stern doc
trne Of moderation Is to Be moderated, in fact set
aside. Here is moderation, indeed, with a venge-
znce.
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w E w j S H

to inform or friends and the public
in general that we have opened a
tailoring establishment at 3I3
Chickasha Avenue where we will
be glad to serve all of our old
friends and as many new ones as
we can get. We will make suits cf
all the latest styles and weaves il
worsteds and cassimers and chew
lots from $500 mp; pants from
$500 up. All our work IS guar
anteed to be first class in every re-
spect. We have also fitted up a
first class steam cleaning outfit in
connection with our tailoring and
are prepared to give you hrst-class
work in that line, as we have ali
necessary machinery and appli-
snces that it takes to do first class
work with. We have had years Of
in the business. We
guarantee all Of work not to shrink
up and the life and luster TO re-
main in the goods, as that is the
main part in cleaning clothes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-12

OBSERVATIONS.

That not all mea are created equal
That people think as they must-not as they
please
than the truth.
That promises are more easily made than full
flied
The sins Of children are often visited upon par
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-12
We make old clothes
L OOK LIKE NEW

Give us trial and be CONVINCED.
"A. r. SNYDER, Manager,
formerly with L. Root, 5IS Chick
asha Avenue, 2 doors west Of the
Midway Hotel.
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Il. venice,

Venice Is not a desirable place Of
residence In summer for the ordinary
mortal. The moisture In the air, caus-
ed by the steady prevalence Of the
~sirocco. takes the starch. so to speak.
out Of mems minds as much as out Of
their collars. and It Is only the artistic.
the lazy and the unemployed who can
rightly enjoy the summer In Venice.
The coiors In air. In sky and Yea are
Of a nature to provide perpetual de-
light and occupation to the eye and
hand Of the painter, while the abun.
dance and variety Of the fruits to be
had will equally content his meaner ap-
petite, for fruit In Venice IL beautiful
and almost oriental In Its quality and
quantity. But there are drawbacks
to be set against the lotus eating kind
OF existence. and not the least Of these
Is that Of hot nights. when sleep Is al
most an unknown quantity and Is
driven away by one subtle foe after
another. the mosquito being the ierc-
est and most aggressive.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-30
Addition to Reserve.

Supervisor Mcclure of the ella re-
serve has received reliable informa-
tion that the proposed additions TO the
reserve. as recommended by Special
Forester X. r.. Benedict. will be made
within the next ten days, says the
Silver City Enterprise. The proposed
additions will add something like a
million acres 70 the reserve, and make
Ii The second largest forest reserve
in the world, containing approximate
ly with the additions, 1927, 040 acres,
or an. area as large as the state OF
New Jersey. These additions will
mean a permanent increase in ranger
force. which, 1t Is expected. will be
augmented by at least five additional
rangers. 7.
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Hospital Assured.

Father Herbert OF st. Peters church
In Roswell has received word to pro-
coed with plans for a sisters hospital.
Authority to proceed comes from the
vatican. The Roswell commercial
club is back Of the movement and the
hospital will be one OF the largest In
the country. The sisters will put sew
eral thousand dollars into one build.
Ing. A large sum OF money will be
raised among the citizens OF Roswell
and two sisters will be there in a few
days to do this YORK.. Plans for the
building will be submitted at once.
Completely furnished, It will cost $2O,-
900 and 1t Is thought that 1t will be
completed by fall. II will be built on
the ten acre tract that has been Sc
cured on South Main street, five
blocks south OF the catholic church.
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Saved BY Dynamite.

Sometimes. a flaming city is saved
by dynamiting a space that the fire
can't cross Sometimes, a cough
hangs on so long, you feel as II moth.
ing but dynamite would cure It. z. +.
Gray, Of Calhoun, Ca, writes: my
wife had a very aggravated cough.
which kept her awake nights. Two
physicians could not help her; 80 she
took DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
which eased her cough, gave her
sleep, and finally cured her" Strictly
scientific cure for Bronchitis and La
Grippe. At all druggists, price soc and
800; guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
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Why Suffer From rheumatism?

Why suffer from rheumatism when
n application of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm will relieve the pain? The quick
relief which this liniment affords
makes rest and sleep possible and
that alone is worth many times its
cost. Many who have used it hoping
Nnly for a short relief from suffering
have been happily surprised to find
that after awhile the relief became
permanent. Mrs. v. H. Leggett OF
Yum Yum, Tennessee. U. S. A., writes.
II am a great sufferer from rheuma,
tism all over from head to foot, and
Chanber!ain's Pain Balm Is the only
thing that will relieve the pain" For
sale by all druggists.
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A Good SUGGESTION.

Mr.. c. B. Wainwright Of Lemon
City, Fla, has written the manufac.
turers that much better results are OBJ.
tanned from the use Of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in cases Of pains in the stomach, collie
and cholera morbus by taking 1t in
water as hot as can be drank. That
when taken in this way the effect is
double in rapidity. 1T seems to get
at the right spot instantly" he says.
For sale by all druggists.