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The Mena weekly star., 1906-08-09

Genoa. Italy, Aug. 7.-The loss of the Italian steamer Sirio causes in tense excitement among the relatives and friends Of the Italian passengers and crew. most of whom lived here CT in this vicinity. The offices of the captain of the port and of the Italian General Navigation company to which the Sirin belonged were so besieged Monday by agonized throngs seeking information that the police were compelled to establish barriers to holI back the crowds Some of the people assumed q threstenins aspect declar
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13
Masonic Election.

Sinner Lodge No. 8l1, A. +. and
a. NJ, elected officers for the ensu-
ing year at the last regular meet
ing as follows:
G. L. Williams, w. NJ.
S. A. Carnes, Sr. Warden.
S. ]. Youngs, Jr. Warden.
R. G. Flato, Secretary.
e. f. WoAGrs, Treasurer,
J. D. Curry, Tiler.
Beware of your DOPE drinks;
Vino contains no Dope, and is the
most exhilerating drink on the
market.
The atate deMocratic executive
committee was IN session at Austin
Monday and Tuesday. This $685.
sion of the committee will prescribe
a test to be used BY Che committees
OF hll the cohhsldh in the state.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13
The Democratic Primary

Rudolph Kleberg, Esq, of York
town, who is chairman of the De-
Witt county Democratic executive
committee, is proving a very vigi-
lent officer. He has been speak
| ing (both in Englieh and German
in different parts Of the county adj
yocating the necessity for every
one to enter the primaries in July
and as he is bright young man
and ready talker no doubt his
efforts will accomplish great good
in this direction, II our people
want to have a voice in the affairs
of the government OF Texas the on.
| ly possible way will be for them to
attend the primaries and cast their
vote for the man of choice. There
is Virtually but one party in Texas,
the democrats, and if we remain
out of the primaries we lose our
strength in state government
sonth Texas is not SO strong In this
direction that she can afford to
throw away q chance d this kind
and we hope our people will not
let the opportunity slip.
The primaries are not ike doun.
lty ana pfdSikdt o6hSSStiSh where
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13

Don't be fooled and made to
believe that rheumatism can be
cured with local appliances. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea is the
only positive cure for rheumatism
rs cents, Tea or Tablets. Scbulxe &
Gray.
Mr.. c. L. Williams contemplates
putting in a saw and planning mill
at his lumber yard, He Is now
erecting building for that purpose
and will install six horae power
gasoline engine to run same. The
outfit will also be used for saving
wood and other purposes. We be-
lieve it will prove good and pro-
fitable investment.
The democratic executive COM
mittee of Lavaca county met in
called session at Halletsville for
the purpose Of receiving the resig-
nation of County Chairman Nc.
Cutchan, who will be q candidate
for county Judge. The resignation
was accepted and Mr.. William
Blakeslee was made temporary
chairman until the meeting on the
18th, when permanent chairman
will be elected.
when the baby talks, it is time to
give Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13
All kind of ice cold drinks at
G. J. Wendell.

Mr.. G. Torres, a tenant on Mrs.
McMurrey's place, brought in a
stalk of cotton last Thursday, con
tanning three half grown bolls and
plenty of squares.
Vino is delicious. refreshing
and NO DOPE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Middlebrook re-
turned last Saturday from a visi,
to relatives in Missouri. They will
have charge of the hotel during
the absence Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Youngs.
Don't forget that Mr.. L. B. Rich.
ter pays the highest market price
for good sound hides.
Mr.. Geo. J. Schleicher of Cuero
was in the city last week on bust
ness. Mr.. Schleicher is oandi-
date for district attorney from his
district, and will undoubtedly be
elected az he is an able lawyer and
popular man.
Candidates cards and circulars
printed on short notice and at res-
sonable rates at the Gazette Office
Mrs. s. McMurrey sent the Ga
Eette fine mess Of roasting ears
last week. Mrs. McMurrey has
fine crops on her place of both corn
and cotton. If the weather
continues favorable they will be
picking cotton early in July.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13
HIDES! HIDES

Farmers and country butchers,
the season having opened for butch
ering to begin, we. wiah, to state
that we are especially in the mar
ket for all the hides that you have
for. sale, and will guarantee the
highest market prices, with
ISTRICTLY HONEST WEIGHTS.
Sell us once, and you sell us again.
S. A. CARNES & SON.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13
School Picnic.

The school children enjoyed a
picnic and outing in the Welhau-
sen pasture on Rocky creek last
Tuesday. Quite large crowd was
present and there was plenty of
good things to eat. The children
enjoyed themselves immensely and
returned home much benefited by
a day in the woods.
What's the good in keeping from
him
Any good things you may see,
That will lift his load of labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea.
Schulze &Gray,
Mr.. C. H. Flato deserves much
credit for the valuable assistance
he rendered in organizing the tenn.
pie of Rathbone sisters. Mr.. Flato's
aid made the affair success at The
start.
Taken up from my field, five
head of cattle. Owners can have
same by paying damages.
MRs. S. MoMURREy.
Sinner, June 9th, 1905.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13

the people complain that few pol.
iticians rule, but is the same as
any election. You cast your vote
the same as any one and the hum
blest person has the same voice as
the biggest politician. They areon
an absolute equality. Enter the
primaries and have a voice in the
state affairs. --Cusro Star.
Plenty Of fine stationery always
on hand at the GxzErrE Office.
Leave your orders for anything
you &SHs,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13

LocKHART BRANCH.
Train No. 46 arrives from Lockhart
100 p. m.
Train No. 40 arrives from Yoakum
2:40p m.
WACO BRANCH WACO 70 YoAKUM.
Train No. 40 arrives from Waco at
l2;15p. m.
YOAKUM TO WACO.
Train No. Al arrives from Yoakum
at 2;25 p. m.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13

That Mangel Wurzel stock beet
on exhibition in the show window
of Q. B. Welhausen is vegetable
wonder. 1t weighs lS4 lbs and
was grown by Mr.. Frank Dolejsi
at his home place in the edge Of
town. 1t should be aeen TO be sp-
preciated.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13
ACME
ice CREAM
The Finest Cream Made
Try Some Of 1t
Also cold drinks at
c. J. WENDELS
Lost.

A ten ($I0) dollar bill somewhere
between the Methodist parsonage
and the postotlice, or between the
postoi1ice and G. L. Williams home.
The finder will please leave the
bill at this office and receive re-
ward. EDTeR GAZETTE.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13

The high winds continue to blow
and rain is badly needed through
out this section.
An interesting letter from en-
chanted Maid" of Dryer appears
in this issue; read it.
Razors and scissors put in. order
good as new at A. 9. Kospkes.
Mr.. L. NJ. Kokernot of Big Hill
shipped two more cars OF beeves 10
TT. Worth lsst Thursday.
Messrs. Lyt Mittanck, Rud.
Mersebprger and J. NJ. Emler are
new members of the X. of P. lodge.
Vino 5 cents everywhere.
Mr.. Victor Wolters has returned
from school at Cuero, and win re.
main home for the summer,
If you are not satisfied with your
oil, try Red Seal; no smoke, no
smell, bright light, at
e. G. Merseburgers.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Youngs left
Sunday for a several months trip
to Florida, Cuba and other points.
There will be big ball at Was.
tenec hall on Sunday, June oath,
and one a. Lone Star hail on the
18th.
At your Maifssts drink Vino.
Mr. and Mra. Ehlers, son and
daughter of Yorktown are in the
city visiting the family of his bro
ther, Louis Ehlers.
Try Red Seal oil; no smoke, no
snaen positixelE guaranteed 70 give
satisfaction, at
L, C. Merseburgere.
The heat and dronth are upon
us. The thermometer registered
80 degrees in the shade last Sum
day, and 100 on Monday.
Vim O will cure that tired feel
ing.
Mrs. ID, A. Woods and little
daughter. Gladys, arrived in the
city last Saturday and will again
make their home here.
Messrs. C. H. Flsto and Sam
Schwartz. Esq. went to Halletsville
last Friday to try case in the
county court.
Try Vino, the great health soda
beverage.
A lively crowd Of fishermen left
Sinner for the Guadalupe river last
Monday. The party was composed
of Messrs. Will Mewes, Earl Fry,
Xix Woods and Steve Holchak.
Messrs. SamssSchwartz and Joe
Kopecky attended the meeting OF
the democratic executive commit
tee last Saturday at Halletsville,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or lady
with good reference, to travel by
rail or with rig, for a firm Of
$250,0O0.00 capital. Salary $1,07S
per year and expenses; salary paid
weekly and EXPENSES advanced
Address, with stamp, Jos A. Alex
hnder, Sinner. Texas.
Prof. w. K. Muir left Tor Austin
last Monday, where he will take .
course in the State summer normal
He will be absent several months
The Gazette neglected to mention
asst week The presence in the city
OF DR.. G.. w. Gray Of Lusk, Texas
DR.. Gray was here to visit his son
Or. J. D. Gray.
A large number Of witnesses left
sinner last Sunday for Gonzales tc
be in attendance FOR the Stefka case
which came up on Monday. Mr.
G. A. Panniwitz and Drs. Gray and
Vettermann were among tho num-
'18e, Alao Shuike i. vhmIkc.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13

AZ the annual meeting of the
Sinner oil mill last week. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: E. F,
Wolters, president; Phillip Well
hansen, secretary and treasurer;
D, G. Daniel, manager. The mill
bad very successful run during
the past season.
Vino, the great health bever-
age, is handled by every saloon and
cold drink stand in town.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13
Land For Sale.

A river farm and town lot for
$4,000. The land is in Live Oak
Co., and you can get any where from
5 acres of truck land and town
lot, TO GAO acres and a town lot.
For particulars apply to
G. P. BYRNEs, Agt.
Sinner, Texas,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13
Honor RON.

Alvina Herchek, Sinner.
Il. F. Ruhmann, Z"
A, J. Hybner, 4"
Mise Thekla Bernhardt, Seguin.
VIM. Renken, Yoakum
Chas. Vackar, Gonzales.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-06-13

when the baby talks, it is time to
give Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea It the greateet '5'sby medicine
known to loving mothers. It makes
them eat, sleep and grow. 35 cents
Tea or Tablets. schulze & Gray
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-21

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-nsOefoi D1alS atn QAQo a b6l6 rS6iid
blDOW sb1id 19dIo vas wOd sss ion
,,EIl sRPl bee1gFca otTqm fisyeq 5sisasiR
nAksblHe fhas ki11agG1 1g1lE E5fth i, sy,se sss
DIAN xatnstieIn n atq ~ liiH9 kasXthflH1
ABbItpmbms ahiot1iEa4h dbSHnta9l4
b5hpfeR krogs d1e sosUB1i0naofaAH
@R i 4, { REs I9ilif lilifqH sPtrAqfs efIAis saRsan
WIS ~, IN passing, with one -cQuDanion.
o9aP qk9qdiazfdhip fu4hRgtIte1IIu q t5s cigH
oo1e1asq aaO #aaa. = Fsfl7nBgH a 9X6Ne1p
cqsiaosgnitiDBI Eianiss sIfaet taRaIA u
ngHm eTng OsnawuB kfRq 0uuun@xhw
| iisiftr Siftrd d sd fffhpeyworld rg6snBd q aaraa
Hns ~. neat sTfw Intense aud the All be-,
caae s6sqAAhehnt s992h0eaaoR7a5r5 7a ,s s1h q
had tBau0dT d6lAp tBMaidb bHR 1000
lnH9tfts hSozacb0n9i tpfgh ep 2nabsid
| I1.8it 53EfSaanf sthsa tgkF tahtesasea
/ ! aa6sy pa shFhffaaRf iHshseHegy fsss
baatRSsaEfa PslERs Il eB :6i f'ff eyRahstseshaAss4
hanOres1s 6ecEAe iintsoasA66qi pI98ttisII 8btils
lo2sng abe szaayentdro1 sphdt 7
7 f6qi bAW1t TO spend threeVeafx nj All 4
z EllooPF toHFs Fl, Siams China Japuupt
snq siberia. He spent two years. n.
he wildsN Of Patagonia ana bronco, I
back nine ions 81 fossils and IN p
'uriosities Whieh today form tfie m6spp
allAaple ieolleution iof BatagoniAa ANA
'qqbiHes A thsi Eorldsil bns sYed sdi
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-21
lRooKERY oF ToMssroNEs-
old English chuFchyard Turned IN.
20 fiaygTound-Monuments sa4.
rs...., j. MADE, Use OF. ,r h.

London.-The cry Of the I.ondodn = z
- si"ays ior more open spaces, morl
parks. more Fairgrounds for the cbp'
dren Of the great citys poorer mem. 7r
Oers. Fkecentiyp In order to provi1e
playground sfor0 the neighborine
juveniles. old St. tRancras churchyard,
atiou 70 eISEsTssdh ins0 s sPeciss Of Fecrs
The place formerly tenantkd 'byq fhe
remains .ofedeceased citizens Of ST
ranfrasT nov ripgsi With ths smerfys
laughter OF their descendants,
u vas aecioed to form, an orha,
mental rOekery VITA the supdrannaaI.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-21
Iosq E8rHk ihlXuE EfgHIa5as Bas
Distance and Direction

ID .ot 9zei ysm -vsn1 qsts yuG ri
New lork-The center OF Dopdla.
i1lan n6R9fd8hInAeeauG eitdee Al giYden
moving steadily westward for mdre
nRkaa 1dsceaH69 iRih1r7f aH1 81 iFii , " l,,.
larity. -EeeazAs= distance ahd
s1aet isSaETSh t5lyI3gaa6b aa'G 0ohs e.
has been calculated officially at wash
ington for every ten years Of the na-
I f8 SJ6isf9rydi MheBistbssss Kboin It's
are plotted upon the map and cdn-
i9HafAzdes Fbeiagl08ie9fins V1o obf6aAks
Is obtained, in. which may be read
iab s1snpee ha4hpoistKei9 i9juftfJ J's His
tory.
suiresaaTy nxIissgiIRG eSaFsBbsT stBbss TgsgBIEgr gI
q aR29RHl 9lE Aap lKfff JetHst 6elsFlataaw It
was round 70 be at a point 23 miles
4 aAfast zR51 Pa5tmeas. ss5DomalEluptthie
estimate the entire population OF the
Etp ibsa b5tEfesI Inf1cRaq YtrI6d aaiasnofd
course considered. 1t was the pon,s.
hnons uaneset0fq ,Ba4B se2ttlnHh
from Maine TO, Florida, And since .
che aflbhffea b6bhlkfibnr 81 e 3e5li9 egf9II
sc abbyo iiyyhs iBpf iBpfqAsi 6hs, rssptssust
population was practically the same
AZ 5hAne eeaF aphlAag seepeesud Eusday
the geographical center Of the counl
IyIJAibfirouxasuo0niarablT weseaIt
the Mississippi. In more than. a CEN
lnsy' rAaseite6 t6e4eaeaY pbfff5 Ragb /
become widely separated, The een4arl
u BcBhEnbn faVfHs tRilgd States fssrII a
) rTsRS 5ik Pr4us9skhsast sefBs
Isl hseEfsuleTttga Utslisi iIis4tIs .stbs
more remarkable when It is consid.
sEft thattbs paItadlStates hf0ga@Atf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-21

y &
berwe ffs0 ana 1900. was from
point = miles east Of Baltfai69 tsif|
point miles west of that city. a
'tetal movement pf a. 6fes. Ten
RsRars tier it Hdf6kG 40 hfS1I
aerthesFt by west OF Washington.
h3vin1 mcved s6 miles in the def.
ade the year 1920 It had reached
a -noi4E16 miles north Of Woodstock
1A4 h4ng travelled an even t01r8Iks.
au ti following decade II left the
i6Rfe Virginia, coming to rest In
. the ptHent state Of West virginia
~ nj west-southwest Of Moorheld.
a 4disf be ofe5gs falles. It next trav-
altd ga Dtifts Ie miles south cf
uhrk41nrg, m the same !. state, &
lghles- The next decade ca17fed Il 70 [
IA poino q miles southeaskfnt Par
keriDq&z repeatingzthe samessiisaance
of. the IFevioHa sfleaade. IS miles. In
4Asq Hlnoved into Ohio. to q point
20 mi south at chillicothe. HAVING .
travele 81 nils. the longest move
lment - its hiztnpn :
B7fen tafars 1tsriait had reached a
pql1t kht naileB northeast. nf- Gin
eiPnatkfs miles, r.The 4ttfhefa ten.
oeney nm be1am epvious. Tor in the
fellow ten years. between 1870 aad
18q traveled to q point7s eAh fl
mpes est By south OF Cincinnati.
e nezt noved.fhs8 tEll 8Dlmiies
eats % columbus. md. ana In a.
- ten B
- present. restihg place. The total
distance Travelled In 10 years has
been exactly 51s mne4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-21

II sni aRsl oi insN O. aeu3e d-Jm G
geographically, by leaps and bounds.
8rhe Development OF the cbnntry has
not been a steady growth westward
as regards its acquisition OF territory.
The Louisiana Purchase fer -example
by adding millions of acres to the
United States at one time would bre.
sumably have had the effect OF draw.
ing this line OF progress sharply to
THE southwest, u.
- BY reference to the accompanying
map It will be seeRs that the dlg gres-
sions Of this line either to the north
Or SOUTH rhaye1 been sonnswhat ti7 less
than 90 miles in a full. century.
These Eigilresi apply howevef 0iunly adifni IN.
'nl the end Of, the last century. Since
'1s9e tie hneD has shown a tehdencv
p mqye ,soqthwards while At thersame,
Elme us rate OF progress has been
Abruptly checked. In other wordaoi
while the movement Of the line was
at the rate or about 10 miles every
-ten > gearssiit5smpysmeatz qahx1Hg akgl
decade from 1890 to 1900 was but IA
IA ilesj aistart3fhe con tthse rii}fa Il
Gus decades. for a century. This alb,
Ehpt check t6ops MOVEMENT Az ilbs bqif |
fPuthward tendency indioate. , i Of
course, rapid increase Of the popu. 7
Ia -flrn-ur,rTfs5
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-21
sIo COMMERCIAL INoREAsE1
sain IN United States Exports for s
. Eight Months Of Fiscal Year
.tosflOo 100000. 600 9iqo91

Wash 1iuetons+Adc0rdIne ito 4 bi,ilk.
Tin issued by the department ~ 'co-:,-
Iaeres and labor the exports from me
onl5ed lo. states fQg the first eight
pohths of the hscaI year 1908 srs
sls2t tQpp 'oQQ fniYaIRe IN sncessodfsthoss
T8r tne corresponding months OF 1905
lbs fmpests sfor9 rhs heifhtg ib6Hfl6Tu
or 1906 are $71, 900. 900 greater fh..
forithe scotrdspoaaIKs befiod y fgos ga9 81
Jne growth In exports Of manufactures, ,
has nBten tl5.6o60Oo and n aerienI. rLs a. &
tpFal products ,ss1ss zoo. 600 7 over th.o-
SAME period last year.
od TIE Increase n atporfs iuf1fnaAufak .
lures occurs chiefly in cotton eoods
non and steel MANUFACTURED cara.a.S
i - : Z 4 !.
-efaf oils ana leather.
CO. 81 ra0 0dzaz1ikatkports Of ayr,cn, :
tqral products occurs chiehy, IN wheat ].
whehH aQur .corn,- ,aafsy yeaalE n-o~s'
49nk \, lHhfafs and lztxejt h -, rnor.. y
increased abont $4,000. 900. corn near :
" f94lgp0. oats over SO 0O0. 600 ana
Provisions $4,000, 900.
:, ve me impqrf, side all groups show
q liHttasa sxsebt articles Of foos =
which in the eight months ended VITA
February. 1866. amounted n or1-,
i3i1tEsHoo. against s1sl. 600 900 for, s
the same time last year. Coffea .slovs
a fall Of nearly .sfz'Cg0' '00Q Qsapi.snear
1ssf1 ssuses q, ubaoG ssirie bsiinU
.sssss36 nQs5 EeH ~ uiaerzasaifJ the 3
imports saFs atbeuhRlleiino s6cufg in 3
manpfacturers- materialsiusihftHr n Hr4'l,ow .
total gain Of over s4epoeg56 sh5fz m. h
eight months Of 1906. as compared v
With the same period Of 1905.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-21

3 - lt~A =
.gRi@Hga Xslq ybesIIE sIs
ne" ? forks-Count Henri de
Fauix, premier aufonaut Of the wofI
pas lf9pBsfsoqAHqtdailsa aihffw 4
newly formed Aero club, Of Ne
I&orb, fhkssfielisHtAOs7 s6afinzs ofBd,
the clouds. BaIlQoning,, he says.
desfhedxtSvbe the isp6ff q OF Il 1Enhenht ent |,
'.sialnIoss sslan s.hsdf faBTiHg BfH5Rg s19ReH sngsEAes
win "nlcn the icea Is being take
I6hfHq AeE sFpElt ~ hTiasiice emitatkth
smart set believes it has found som,
thing expensive enough and fifltfes
enough 70 insure than against the al
noylng imitation OF the vulgar hen
otrouHg 1ag Ra74atAt. RE61g 6ily !
ssSsaSS5 ssSaS5 s9955digAiR Ras sERRaaButhe yssRaeE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-21

ubttfators Elecfions-
GOvel ROrsf kiirAH 6eetta h3k lyIel4fa
In Is sIAtesaAeRelrgt tiabamaeCan3rs
MIA, Getrgia,- Idaho. Iowa. Kansas, /,
Maine. kEasaschdseEts, Mfchllrsnno. an MIN,
nesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New YORK.
New Hfnpshi6. 4fFtA ri6lsota. ors-
lgon, Peansylvania. Rhode Island. South
caroIinH ls5tik ~ y 81 Is )
Texas, Vermont Wisconsin and Wyo-
ming. .--..ss-1E
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-21
rlal. va neNadIWR. ERoE w6o

incidents lately sa1d.
Much has been told of the dishon-
esty Of the Indian, but in this pay
J lHfpt theraiyaFe 9AhBsaRH6ieshf in
tegrity. At Tahlequah an old full
1 frPt9qa yp5HsmoDerhdts bb 9attisrUHapo a
widow, drew for eleven participants in
! ehe fnIta9ush3 AaHa Ora ddd NTH maj fir3aky
OF the merchants who sat at the .tables
betwetE h&Mch7 slie tad bbaSs2d. After
me; money had obeeRi epHp ted, oakvto
fhef SHE swept the entire amount into
bheEi apf9nf and tholdiRe iaaoofnnnIiin
each hand. she passed from trader "a
bfPqaEe pagslngl bfniEHls&chlhhaI eaEh
had taken a sufficient amount 70 bal
54iIceninefH iHasb bteahesen hdoe onl4 odji
she count the change or investigate
the account She was honest and co,hn Con
scions Of her own integrity did mot
aadsriDn ithsiR R9nesty 20 ahhno N 20 fbIs
was only one case. There were scores
5tit b, aia. tHo6ehI not biesasxanft b3iaesaAsxanft l554sl l5544sll
ss,e Ia,e ay ne N foAIaBqsRfe tfus plsepdbwae
soihethfng Betrayed. = There are r cases cases
HkR ReFf. ftha grsfdEo ersd4oFb stuokssd
uanofuI and gave back no change.
bnA i6faibl9o& Sfvsum6sasia aHas
came to settle his account with a
1EhqaD sIiDlo61uiloopt kGdA cIesoainNl966g
discovered a charge for a side, saddle
aIonnniaep pHsfSRao 44eqhad 4lof x5dHc
ssSh ...S1, 9nrfflhase, flhtMs ,and bsddbs bilhTsmn
eslied '~ithbnf tf8hbEe, The WHY 6ld
trader merely telling his bookkeebfrs
to place the item to John Does &C.
et0qnt 'tgss,.i slTlh Ths b9Akkeegsu AiFgselsislTh-
lfiority 4of the statement that in this
W qIRdhtq gRdh1tq elf f4mslf Aaatsosasucosieaed
ed Tor l8 times"
ihQ flqsenguH aq eesssRsfe14H aYii
from Coffeyville. seeking de- d.
pestfe COR shsiti Dan lz99bn esS rssi776ni
me town had a safe of moderate dII.
nfensions and security 4 ana this stoTe ls5r'
was headquarters fer bankers and sool.u
ectors aiike. 0The merchant himself
lad mere baeatelle OF some s12olsi
'OO on the payment. After supper the
'qnn lips room was filed with cApS
ectors and bankers. A parlor tabla
yes o called into use and money
ugh as ones, chin was stacked ON
very Inch. IL .lif@e lo5Iu1V't i's7'nil
Il was the minute for yerifvine .tha,.
memorandum OF the day. On one par
lcplar evening there was on fhis-table
I one time close to half a million dol
ars IN crisp new treasury notes Lansl1q
u OF money? There were wagon loads
hsaiewas no Uncommon thing to,in
mango a hundred dollar bill for a ave
ent SALE And the scarcity OF change
,as responsible for the custom ofrs
narging 25 cents for changing a bin
that denomination. .ra-- a~T
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-21

ton Iliw ysdf isdi xlsnozis o. ii.
a7sd RuRam sidIssoq Is IIii 3s91
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-21

He1As signed IN Irish.
irish language reTivalizts hsfer1u-e
scored a nonabls lFstt5fy. hnfqfgIBiE -.
tcrs Of the National bank Ha44 49,
to accept checks ls1s1 hfIlRIaS -
Vided the signature Is repeated IN Fnr.
lish. One Of the Advantages Of re
aEstauisi aasHtka b4kk points ont =
ilatol kctsoesn Il siiufas ilefoI1 en-
nEalnSl forgery.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-21

an nc asai ending Xt8as91n az 10D.
per war can Montahai1e In this city
understand the voluntary withdrawal
n ME Clark Enjoying everything
Enleh theT possession Of millions
GOULD give him. Mr. Clark always GOV.
cpd political honors, and he went
t4rough-fegf1 fOstl5 c4mpAJknS, "a
s%atorial Investigation OF his right
q his seat andehI I0nk ana Expensive
pq1tlcal andobusines 1war wlth the
~ Z MAIezE paln to- DeaIikeohis ambif