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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-05
Returns to Winnemucca

Bert Lyons, who has been mining in
the vicinity of Austin for the past
several months, returned to Winnemus-
CO yesterday.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-05
Miller & Lux Cattle.

A train load of Miller 4 Lux cattle
will be shipped to San Francisco to-
morrow.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02

Appleton City Is advertising for
sealed bids for $40, 900 electric light
bonds.
Ell. Hook, OF Appleton City, has
been appointed assistants auditor OF
the Kinioch Long Distance I, lie
/ phone lines In Missouri.
In Sedalia Saturday the Boil Tele.
phone company paid III" city just
$4l750, being ~ per cent Of ,ts
groas receipts, IN sccordaLce wish It's
present franchise.
For SALE:-Fnll blooded Chester
White male pigs. Address j. w.
McMichall, Amsterdam, Mo Farm
By miles northwest Of Virginia. S=--
40 2t'
There will be an ice cIeem supper
at Double Branch church Wednes
day, August S'h. B-neit OF the
church. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. Atkeson, we understand, W Il
make a thorough canvas OF IS. Clair
county This Is refreshing. The
more she psople see OF him the less
they are inclined to give him their
suffrage -Osceola Democrat,
j. 3. Painter OF Rockville is presi.
dent, and Ell A. Hook of Appleton
City, IL secretary and general man.
ager Of the new consolidated tele
phone lines from Appleton City to
Rockville. The capital Is $4,000
with 500, 600 paid up.
Chas Burge, who owns the ole
Murphy farm, north OF Cortland
one OF she best farms in the county
was a pleasant csller while In the
city Saturday and favored US with
renewal. He reports everything In
the crop line as prosperous looking.
The county court met last week
and paid the poor farm visit. AT.
ter a careful investigation OF the
workings under the new system the
Judges expressed themselves as wei
satisfied with the progress being
made.
Fred D. Warren, a former Rich Hill
boy, Is achieving lots OF glory rs a
socialist He has just been nominal.
Ell for Congress by socialists of the
Third Kansas district. OF course,
this is not equivalent to an election,
but neither vas Atkeson's nomina.
ton by the Republicans of this dis
trict.-Review.
The continual strain OF the kick
from old line Republicans on Funk's
populist ticket is beginning to tell on
his nerves. He thus tries to belIttle
the dissatisfaction: "There may be
a few people dissatisfied with the
Republican ticket. There always are
There never was q ticket made uT
that we know OF that did not develop
a few kickers," etc. QUEER admis
sions from a standpatter like Funk
now, amt It?
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02

The Appleton City Academy will
open September 10th.
Miss Mollie Dimmitt and Mrs. ] E.
Lingenielter, OF Kansas City. are WIS.,
iting their sister, Mrs j, R. Davis.
Mrs. W. F. Sunkel, OF 0swego,
Kan, after a pleasant visit with her
parents, Col. and Mrs. s W. Dooley,
returned home the last OF the week,
accompanied by Miss Louise Dooley.
T. Buckles was taken to the
soldiers home at Leavenworth, Kas.,
on last Thursday, by Rev. J. W.
iLosters. Buckles is al old war
veteran, who has not been over pros
porous. He is suffering from a malig-
nant cancer on his lower lip.
1t transpires that Postmaster
Roddy, OF Roscoe, who ID In the tolls
Tor emtezzling money order funds,
Just "loaned" it to his brother to
fl nlsh payment On farm. Before
he could replace 1t an inspector
dropped in and 1t was all up with
Roddy.
Ii the Henry county Republicans
who have removed to st. Clair are
fair representatives OF the party up
there we do not wonder that the
Democracy has yellow dog" ma
jority. 1t is incomprehensible how
any sane man could affiliate with
such an outfis.-St. Clair County
Democrat.
W. O. Atkeson spoke hall an hour
at the hall last Monday. Attic end
OF his speech everybody except the
delegates had left the room. He de-
voted his remarks principally to a
denunciation OF Congressman De-
Almond. All we have to say Is that
We hope God will pity this district II
1t has got to be saved by such a
chap as Atkeson .-Osceola Demo-
crat.
Mildred, the little 5-year. old daugh-
tor of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stubblefield,
near Pleasant Gap, had the flesh
torn from the palm OF one OF her
hands the other day. The men were
putting hay In a shed by means Of
rope and pulley, and the child unno-
ticed took hold OF the rope, and her
hand was drawn into the pulley and
the rope, in slipping through her hand,
while fast, took the flesh off making
painful wound. DR.. Whipple, the
attending physician, being sick, DR..
Boulware was called Monday to dress
the hand.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02

Arthur Spaugh, convicted oisecond
degree murder for the killing OF the
sheriff OF Iron county, Mo-, was sen.
fenced to 55 years In the peniten.
tiary.
Quite a delegation will 60 outirom
Butler to the Woodmen picnic at
Amsterdam to-day. The Butler
band was engaged to furnish the
music.
A. D. Hyde, Democratic nominee
for Judge Of the south district, &C.
companied by bis SOD, called while in
the city Monday attending the com
mittee meeting.
Ex-County Judge D. C. Fuller and
Mrs. Nina Tlmmons, OF Adrian, were
married at the Cole House In this city
by Probate Judge Jno. A. Silvers, on
Wednesday evening, July 25th.
Gov. Folk refused to interfere in
behalf OF Edward Bateman, the
Springfield negro, under sentence OF
death In Lawrence county for as
ssulting q white girl, and he will be
hanged August 7th.
Clay Broaddus came up from Hen.
rietts, Okla, to see his father, ex-
county clerk Sam Brosddus. Clay
recently returned from New Mexico,
where be had been with q corps OF
railroad engineers.
Estes Smith, Democratic nominee
for Judge Of the North district, was
accompanied to Butler Monday by
Mrs. Smith, who did some trading,
while Estes was attending the meet.
Ing of the Democratic committee.
Arthur Morris arrived in the city
Sunday from Chicago on q yislt Of
q month with his mother. Art ID
looking frst.class and says he Il
glad to get back 10 his native stomp.
ing ground and meet bis old irieads.
George W. Pollock, ianitos at ths
court house, had his horse lawn
mower running on the court house
| lawn the first Of the week, Under
Funcls George fostering care, the
'blus grass = gstsing . good stand
In the court yard.
Geo. L. Herrsll moved his family
| to Adrian the inst Of the week. whers
be has purchased . racket stotv,
Nh. HsrrelI Will have change Of Tia
stof6 and Georg9 WI retain bic DO.
| slnon q dcP11t county clerk and
| ssntln lsls1lll O. hfSs & a.
q n s
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02

The fair at Higginsville, Mo-, isgo'
ing on this week.
The entire force OF clerks at Nc
K ibbens are busy taking stock.
Joe Meyer will leave for st. Louis
Fred E. Mosier writes to change
his paper from Grangeville to Elk
City, Idaho.
Saturday night on a business trip.
The old settlers OF Vernon county
held their annual picnic at Lake Park
Springs yesterday.
The citizens OF Archie will hold q
Ntreet fair in that thriving little city
September 26 to 2Sth.
Miss Helen Bennett left the last OF
the week for Baxter Springs and
Joplin to visit friends.
Rennie Vests flock Of 81 Plymouth
Rock hens at Bolton laid exactly l.
204 eggs in four months.
The Butler crack drill team Is get
ting ready to attend the annual log
rolling at .oplin August 9th.
A quarter mile horse race ut the
- track at the fair grounds Sat
attracted big crowd.
1aird college property at Gin
been sold under the hammer
Onion Trust Co., list. Louis.
Iocratic national headquarters
g western states in the fight for
itional congressman viii DO open
Chicago.
Arb Stone represented Usage at
|, III Committee meeting Monday, Mr..
ypmison being detained BY the Illness
/ 81 ~ sen.
d. Z, ". Arnold and vile and A.
III Iaduick and vile returned from q
IT. vss,n' outing At ElDorado
= Saturday.
. z<1E.I 81 -
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ray are visiting
relatives In Urich, Mo.
Mrs. M. P. Campbell and daughter,
Miss Edith, are visiting Mrs. Hugh
NJ. Galley, at Amoret.
Miss Lena Morris, who had been
visiting Miss Edna Neptune at Kan
sss City, returned home Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Lederer left
Sunday night for their home In
Hoboken, N. j. They came here to
attend the funeral OF Mrs. LIS faith.
er, Judge Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watts, Of Kan
sas City, were visiting the family Of
c. A. Allen the first OF the week. Mrs.
Allen and Mrs. Watts are sisters.
Cane Garrison, formerly a resident
Of tie east part OF the county, now
a citizen OF Bartlesville, Ind. Ter,
was visiting Postmaster Wix the
first OF the week.
Senator Stone makes the announce.
ment that Mr.. Bryan will open the
Missouri Campaign at Convention
Hall, In Kansas City, on the evening
OF September 4th.
A Democratic character given by
the Bates County Record must al
ways be looked on with suspicion
and especially, as is in the present
instance, when the motives OF the Rec
ord are 80 apparent.
Mrs. Aultman, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Silas W. Levy,
left Monday night to join her hus
band in st. Louis. They expect &c
make q tour Of Canada.
Paul Willoughby, Is year old
boy, was found dead on the side Of
Missouri Pacific railroad track near
Knob Noster, Mo-, early Monday
morning, says the Warrensburg Star.
He Is supposed to have been killed
by passing train.
Asa Morgan, formerly engineer Of
the Campbell press wheel in this Of
fee, celebrated his sixsy-second birth.
day Monday. Asa marched with
Sherman to the sea In the great rebel
lion, and ought to be put on the age
limit Of pensioners.
Rev. Stephen Rogers, a young min.
ster from Santa Fe, Mo-, attending
the Baptist Assembly at Warrens-
burg, was drowned In the lake at
Pertle Springs Friday. With other
ministers he was In the lake bashing
and becoming exhausted sank to the
bottom. Deceased was &c years ol
iage and was pastor Of two churches
at Blue Springs and DeKalb.
VIM. Walker was in town last Sat.
urdsy, says the Hlgginsville Jeffer
sonian, and had q big smile on biz
face a. q result Of having all his croE
Of wheat threshsd and In the grain
cry. He had 80 acres In wheat ant
the machine count gives him 1,671
bushels an average Of 33a bushels to
the acre. he had one piece OF IL
acres that averaged 40 bushels.
Dick Howard is one oil the mos,
enterprising newspaper men In thi'
county. He now has three paper
on bis hand-one at Merwin, one 81
Amsterdam and the other at Amoret
and they are nice clean printed ant
contain all the local news OF thu
vicinity In which they are published
Dick Ia 9 hustler, and The TINES
wishes him success.
We have conducted The TIMES fol
twenty-five years, consistently sup
porting the Democratic party nomi
nees from aldermen Of the 3rd Ware
In Botlsr, I'd President Of the United
States, during an that time. Bu,
had our services been twice a. lone
and many times as great, Il woull
not now justify US In boiling th,
ticket and trying TO defeat the. party
nominsse.S
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22
DECISION FREES coNVlcTS
New Ruling Of Attorney General LIB
crates Many Federal
Prisoners.

Leavenworth, Kan.-A recent de-
cision Of the attorney general Of the
United States as TO time allowance
Tor conyicts in the federal peniten-
tiary al Fort LeayenwOrth viii re-
lease about ~ Of them within the next
few morths Twenty-four are slated
TO be released just as soon as the
written instructions from the attor-
ley general detailing the plan are re-
eeived The record clerk Of the prison
Is at present counting good tine for
The oonyicts. and il Is thought that al
least % viii leave prison BY May II.
Previous 70 june, 1902, all convicts
were given two months a year good
time. In June. 1902. a new ruling was
made giving a convict ten days good
tine a month. The hardship worked
on the oid-time conTicts was not
clearly brought before the attornsy
general uatil recently. a con ct sent
up IN Nay. 1902. to serve ten years
cot but two months q year OF Tor be-
having himself. but one sent up for
ths same period after July j. 1872 r.
ceiVed practically four months good
time. and would be released % months
bsiore the one who had come 10 a-st
Among those who viii be The frss
discharged are. andrew J. Mathis
and Mont Ballard. who. previous 70
their Incarceration. were weil-knowD
residents Of the Indian territory sent
up 70 serve ten years eacn for being
members Of a posse that burned two
Seminole Indians at the stake. Four
Of the posse were convicted. one is
now serving a term in q northern
prison, one recently died IN prison
and these two have been trying for
some months to get their release.
Mathis recently lost four fingers OF his
right hand in machine at the prison
while employed IN the woodworking
department
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22

The Kiug6sher Star tells this
story. One Of our good farmers was
telling on the streets yesterday
conversation he chanced to hear
between young boy in bis teens
and Christian Scientist. It ap-
pears the Scientist cane across the
boy sitting under an apple tree
doubled up with pain. Ny little
man, be said, what is the mat
teri You don't ache, answered
the follower Of Mrs. Eddy. you
only think 80 The boy looked up
IN astonishment atsuch a statement,
and then replied in most positive
manner That's al right; you
may think 50. but Pye got inside
information "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22

The editors throughout Indian
Territory, says the K. c. Star have
much 10 contend with Being unable
70 reach ali Of the people in that
section Of the new state BY printing
unadulterated English, they are
pursuing other tactics. The New
State Tribune. Democratic, is roast
ing everything Republican, in the
Creek language. Barring the fact
that they have worn four mes
senger boys to shreds in an effort
to get the headlines translated be-
fore going 10 press. and the fact
that two or three columns Of the
stuff viii make a raving maniac
out Of an ordinary linotype opera
ter, the system thus far is meeting
with Democratic approval. The
South McAlester News Is damning
every thing Democratic in Italian
in an effort to teach the Italian
miner the proper way to cast his
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22

We can't understand Why news
paper men try 70 work iheir gratis
on each other. says an exchange.
Never week passes bat that the
Ledger receives letter from SINE
editor inciosing about s. worth Of
advertising matter boosting some
street fair, picnic. barbecue or
what not, containing 4 little Cd
complimentary ticket Is though We
could 20 twenty five to 100 miles
70 see some kid cIimb agreased pole
gobbIe up pies with his hands tied
behind him, etc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22

A farmer inquired a. chickashz
for corn cots u wholesale quznfi-
ties. saying: I've hgurs1 ouf that
# had more cobs I coald get =
bigger corn crop than the present
supply Of growing stalks and oobs
can handle. There doesn't seem to
b enough rOom On azy Of the cobs
IN ny corn for the kernels that
want to grow on'em. So I Just came
IN to see If I couldn'f get some ex-
ira oobs for splicing the crops. -
X. :. Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22
WARNING ORDER

In he United States Court IN the Inaian Ter
ritory. Southern District.
Albert G. Huizin9a Plaintiff
Alice Huiznga Defendant
The defendant Alice Huizinga. is warned to
appear n this Court in thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff Albert G. Huizinea.
Witness the Hon. J. T. Dickerson. Judge of
said court and the zeal thereof this 18th day Of
August 1906
lsEALl G. y. CAMPBELL. CLERK.
BY G. l. scoFFERN. DEPUTY.
BAREFOOT a CAREIcHEkL AIT0RNErs ATroR-
AIN Foa Nos -Rz.sIDENT A. l. HEER.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22
old cannon nne In

One OF the men employed at th,
Red Bank, pa battle monument
site the other day struck a hard sub
stance two feet and a half below the
surface. and. summoning help, un-
earthed a slx-foot cannon Weighing 700
pounds. The cannon is Of English
make. smooth finch bora ana has
Eve rios. There are faint lss1ers on
Il. but they cannot be diatir guished.
L vas probably used in the famous
battle at this point in 1777. II lay
within only few feet of the batus
monument site.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22

Lrz lie ElzE1 Of E REo AZ
riv=1 tudsy t1 = the guess Ct Mr.
z1d M L Cozz Tet Kz-ss:
Ava
Mrz- jesse KezI S=rh q Had
0E1s Ind Ter. IS the guest q
~ pz-e1tS and Ms Ens
Rose
Mr. znd Mrs.. M0rgza HzziI1ou
and dz1Ehfezs Nisses corz al
Ala Hzziltoz have returned
fro1 = to zozfhs visit i Nzsou
Texas.
Ms Mary French Of Kznszs
City arrived Ao0dzY night for an
exended Fisif with her amt Ms.
John ". Light o. West Kznsss
Ave
MIS- Ludllc Olive Is entertain
iug Mss Johnson and Bessent Of
Norman o. T.. Al the residence Of
Ar. and Ms Ben ?. Johnsou-
Ar. Frank BAILEY wzs czileS 70
his hone in NississiPpi last night.
owing % the serious illness Of his
brother.
Mrs. Ed Sherwood. Of Elk City.
Is the guest Of her mother Mrs
Bryan, and her daughter. Miss
Vera Sherwood.
Mrs. D. L. Williams Is visiting
friends IN FL Reno.
Mrs. Wm Fszan entertained the
Kensington Club this after
noon.
Miss Blanche Johnston viii en-
Iertain tomorrow afternoon in hon.
Dr Of Miss Nina Byington Of Pine
Bluff Arkansas.
The Thursday evening Whist
Club viii Be entertained this week
At the home Of Mr. and Mrs. F. e.
Riddle.
Mr.. J. F. Mayer, Of Elk City
has returned 10 his home after a
short visit at the Bryan home.
Miss Hannah Sarbach and
brother Aaron are enjoying a visit
rom their brother, Jay Sarbach Of
Oklahoma.
On last Saturday afternoon at
he home Of Mrs. A. c. Bohart,
Miss Nell Bohart delightfully."- en-.
.ertained the do As You Please
Club. The hours were from three
10 six O'Clock and we're devoted to
IN interesting Physiology Contest
n which Miss Vera Yost carried
jff the honors and received a dainty
gold pin. Miss Yeaman Of Rock
Island I'll, who is the guest Of Miss
Yost capturei the "booby." A
luncheon was served after
he contest. Quite a number Of
guests other than the club members
we're present.
The Dance given by the Elks
ast night was decidedly pleasant
lfiair. The evening being delight
'ully cool, and the crowd unusual
y jolly. The Chickasha Orchestra
1r four pieces furnithed the music.
Those who enjoyed the evening
we're Messers and Mesdames. Johns I
Galloway. Williams, Ellis. Hud-
'on. Mesdames. Light, Blackmon,
Sherwood Of Elk City.
Misses Hamilton. Sarback, Sher
wood. Fagau. Olive, Empie,
French, Loud, Byingtou, Johnson,
Bessent. Messrs Aaron, Jay Sar-
bach. Fesler, Gilkey, Melton, Mills
Harbour, Humphrey, Johnson,
and Browder.
WARNING ORDER
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22
WANTED.


FoR SALE-Horse. pheaoton and
harness, horse well broke and
guaranteed to be gentle. Pheaoton
and harness IN good condition. IN
quire al the Terrell Grocery Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22
NUTS IOaA0

&LL4-41 &l@-A TX - - =.
prinGpzi1sn Of fh4Ess trib9 hzss
expresed thenseiEe- n izE0r q
The Den0rrsfic party. Every Rs.
puliczn e6ltor II fhe ~ state is
telling h04 70 keep the I1dizn
from s0fing the DsDocrztic ticket-
Frank Greer is frying 70 sczrs
hin b. saying The Dez0Gzts are
trying 70 disfrznchise him because
he Is ignorsnt Ike TIE negr0es. and
sKunnei. D0uglzs says the Indian
has received TOO many benefits
from the Republican parry to ever
70 back o. their benefactoss. while
jenkins Of the Oklahoma Post says
abovs al slse the Indian wants 10
Be treated with fairness and II a
lo1e.
No doubt Jenkins wouid Ike 70
have the Democrats lei the Indian
alone and thatths Republican party
has treated him fairly there Is not
the least doubt in the world, bat il
may Be hard TO make him believe
il. In regard to Mr.. jenkins state
ment in tire Post. Charlie Carter,
secretary Of tne democratic cam
paigu committee, asks:
docs Mr. jenkins think the
Indian has ever received fair treat
nent at the hands Of the Republi
,an party,
Docs he think il fair 10 force
he Indains to divide his lands with |
bis former slaves
Docs be think it was fair to the
indian to provide for the allotment
'f only part Of his pro rata share
If his land. and hold the residue
n obeyance to behawked and trad
d by srafters and keep the Indian
n the dark as to the final dispose
ion Of his property
Many Indians are exponents Of
he very highest twentieth century
civilization, and the peers Of any
Anglo-Saxon from a business
standpoint, while others are not 50
highly enlightened.
Does he think it fair to the In
iian TO deal with these two classes 4
exactly alike, to throw restrictions /
around the sale Of their lands,
placing an embargo upon the price,
preventing them from getting a
consideration and building up a /
system Of graft whereby the less
intelligent Indians are robbed Of
their property indi-criminately?
docs be think it is fair treat
ment to the Indian to withhold
from him money that has been due
hin for months and years.
"These are questions which the
party should answer
before making bid for the Indian
vote, and which they will have to
answer befor they obtain any con
siderable portion Of it. It is one
thing to talk of fair treatment Of
the Indian and quite another thing
to accord it to him.
Since the very first dealing Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22

F0R REsT-Ni,ely furnished
room 475 Iowa near Methodist
cnur-h.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22

For Sale.-Ticket to Memphis.
Tenn. good till Sept 5th. A
bargain.
See Good & Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22

We have lot Of old news papers
10 give away to our subscribers.
Call and get them free.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22
FORREM.

For Renf.-Three, three r0ou
h0usS 8 per month. See Coode
< Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22

Two good Easements 10 rent
cheap under the DAILY E1PREss
oEce
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22
/ 7 He EXPRESS !
| WAN IS
Lins- ~. ~fzh 80 R-s-hs


STzAVED-Grzy horss, weighs
about I.Ioo- Marked with wire
CTS. Reward for return OF In
t0ruzri0u too. L. Frzin Or DAILY
ExFREss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22

For Rent Brick Store room
25xIoo. Next to Post Office. In
quire, Elrly Hotel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-22

For Sale:-SecoDd hand surrey
10 good shape.
G. W. Barefoot.