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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-29

iaa bette % fIngeoe til Mntoriteterne
i Sfbfcib, o. oa Or. WiIfie, Mgent
for Gor Riper Baden Sirntdte go.
cietn bopoe fnaet befrRftenoe gibnes-
bpr6 ON goeen, reiite ban berro ce
fpong Gormeren til at ienbe fem at
fine Born, fcm bar | ben RoIeplisti9e
NIoer, til Sfplen. De flejte er Bi.
ger, % ben 9Ibite CT life oper IA gor,
men be ct opporebe | ilpibenbeb, og
ingen al benz fan l9Ie eILer ifripe.
0arIig Stamp. Deputp Sberiff
W. e. 1otpns / Worh Gountp tog
meo fig 6. W. Bottom, Or. Haulion,
q. Q. @are, 4. s. Carton o. 81. 9.
Soipn % git til ct Sfur n9r Sernba.
nen | Ntinot, bpor bet meIotes. at be.
ruienoe 7riffe iolstes. sberiiien be.
faieoe @ieren, 2eonar6 Burton, at
aabne Gsren; Senne pnrgte, bpem
par Der, % ba ban fit pioe, at bet par
gorcns Saanobnper, begpnote ban at
Ifpbe; augIerne ait BOG ouer De uben.
foritaamoes SooeSer, % be belpareoe
Salren. Ga 7sren euoeIig bIep aab.
net, laa Burton meb ct farlist Saar
i grpitet. og Grant 9erbefe % g. %.
Sinoes oar ogiaa iaareoe. 3e bIep
ole arreitereSe; Burton blep brast til
Soipitalet 90 be anbre TO til 69ng.
ilet. On p~anffelis Operation bIeo uo-
isrt pdo Burton, % man buuoe Saab
ON at reo0e bans 2ip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-29
JnoIdnoet.


Sisar Gin Uas & electric Sos
gertiieS leo forrige Girsoaa Cube
neA SISebrano for $1,000. Man
frpgtcSe en- Sio for en- ~forfrrSeIis
Grploiion. on en- @osbeboloer. iom
moehclo. AS, 5000 aaibifioo Gas. FIN
rar 90 SOB ira Sloen, men bet Ipffe.
Dos at hnIbe Sloen ira ben.
Soma Itnar ion Runner 9 bIanot
&c certraIe geitItnter me0 Seuipn til
Goitrnter poa 2anbet. Sen 2ben
gpriI ianr por Der 80. 205 Sitter |
@irfiombeo ooer belle 2anoet, og noe.
item &alnoelen beraf BAR | ibo al De
miobeIreiIige Stater. ssIlinois Iiaar
ferit meS 2,673 Rrter; Soma berneit
meo 2,239, ssnoiana bar 2,t05;
9iisiouri bar 1892; 9anias bar l..
SIS; Seiunsiee 1854 % Seras l.
so.
6. z. Gpfhn fra Sort Sobae bIep
forriae Snssag uontineret til @itoer.
n~srfanSiSut al 9rpbibitiouiiierue |
Soma; &. @. 9roipn ira ames nomi.
nereSes iom 8iceeupernsr; S, g..
Mnro fra Ses Moiues til SiotSiefre.
ter; George W. @hite ira 5airfido
iii Statstasierer; s. g. @ation fra
$apdroen til @eneralobpofut. Mat.
formcn iihtnIer iig for siebliffelia
SpbGpelie al MliIftlooeu % Sjen.
nemfsrelie al HrobibitioRsIooen iamt
for ct StHGg til aonitituiioneit, iom
forbpber Sabrifation % SaI9 al be.
rliienbc Sriffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-29

be op pun en- Boffe, bpor be fiinbe ie
Mrs. $edfngers Caters, Msrs. @ni.
ohrgers Client oe be iaa, at Suiet bar
soelngt, men bo be forn berbort, fnnot
be Mrs. Gui0ineer og Bsrnerte uifab-
te. Der faIbt en- operoroeutlig WNne.
be Megn, og mems 3ornaopen boIM
pon, fsltes ct iDost SorbifiaIp ! Sasn.
bance.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-29

Qanrrnee GrpeaI % Miis Norie
Gosnfs bIeo Torsoog Ggtecieoe I
6ergiis SAILS.
ganba 9. Gambler, Gniter til
|Gountpfommisiar 3utSer | SIaptcu.
Nfurrap Gountp. bIep ! Tcrsoags rg.
tepiet nteo Senrp @raneadro | Bau-
ION Soma; 8ieIien ubfsrtes al Hn.
itor u. S. 8eresafer | SIopton. De
npsifte piI DO | @aufon.
Sdriis granb, - SibIie Sorsoass
Moreen bIen M. s. 0oIeps Snloon
90 MiiS gertranos Dameifraooer.
rerfiteo % geboelieSleilisbeo soeIaat
al ISebraao. 6arrners GIace ga.
loon blen omtrent baInt soeIogt, %
Wiuiam Gearings gpenins bIep og.
iaa noget befaoiget. Se Teite gpe.
ninaer bar ct fuIbit9noigt Dab. 81
Den opbogeoes itrar eiter Wibnat, %
lpffeligpis bIGiie Der ingen 8inb, el-
Iers pdbe ole gpens Sorretnings.
5uie prret ebelagte.
1Icrr SpnneS lag. Sra 8aInit
@roue n,eioes ON ilere 2ptineoIag,
Tom aioroe gbeIGseeIie. 2pnet Hog
5reeag neo | SaeobS & ReIions Sc.
bus, 90 Oct bleo soelast; CHARLES 81.
ien blep roInnet al Spnet, mems ban
iab og melfeoe % fit ct ~alporIigt
StsS; bans 2a6e blep afttPnbt, 90 TO
Seltc % ire aigr bleD or1bte, men
5armarbeiherre tit Slbeu iluftet. gn
6armer ii DiiI norbsit for Walnut
8rope blep truiiet al Spnet % orGbt,
lieeina en- al bans Seite. Gegnet
aiorbe Sfaoe paa ben Tent planteoe
Weais.
SangermeSaIicr. or De 100 are.
bnIier, iom Stuoelterforet / Griii.
ania ienSte til uoSelius Der iii irenl-
rasenbe Wpno, meo 10 h1 DC b,s
fieu6te paa i'm Eur THOR, lit is,aedae
Serrer i 8eb @ins en- bper: S. >.
9orrub, YroieSior 8. Iqen, WtapGr
Yierce, 6. g. See, 8. 6. Siermitab
og Sens 81. 8renbabl. Webalierne
ienotes oper meD Sarrp SANDAL. iom
nplig or fonunen tilbage ira Hurge.
&c er al Sslp, iaa tore inn en- Sslp.
bonar, % er iGitet til ct SiIfebaanb !
uorife rationale 5arper. Saa BEN enc
She er itemplet ct 8iIleSe al Secrets
3ormoub, Or. Sbomieit, % 3ireftsr
@rsnSnbI % pnn ben nnoen SIoe ct
@erbenSfart nieo SnSifriiten; Get
StubenterfprS Imerifa.2 ur
8rGiiheHt Rouieuelt fit ogiaa
en- Webnlje.
Union Tiber Company leo 6reoaas
sutorgen ct Cab al $1t4.000 paa lin
/ Binoua; Der bar a%silrance
ior $t02, COO, o. man trer, at 6abri.
fen bill blipe aienopbpgset. &c iabri.
Moterialer for ReprGintorer,
9itb % 9inofeIt. 2inofeltiabrifen er
iianiet, men 2itb pl inaes
fra Ell 5ilioliobrif / Oorfiapn, Sno.
@pgniugen por nGiten 800 500 lang
% tiIbsrte ct Spnbifat ueo cit aapi.
tnl pna 100000. @pgningen foiie.
Re $4,000 % rar asiureret for $t2,
600. Hetop Ell llge isr brRnbte ct
tilbsreftoe &ontpduiet, meo
ct Cab paa $1,000. Sporleoes Tben
/ 5rehoss opitob, er Ell SenmeI,sbeo,
% enooa mere mpitiTf er en- @rpIo-
lion. Tom ianot Steo Itrar eiter bet
bespnSte at brGrlhe. % Tom iprGngte
no geitenben al gpani,een. Der bar
ioa uiSt man nibite intet erploiint
Stof / @paningen, og Ell SagtmanS
booSe gooet 9iermem 9peninseu. fort
sos; ScsueSiee 1854 % Seras
1850.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-29

Eraftiif. Sooeren (ber er blepet bel.
iisnet meo Toilinger): "Ser aarI.
On fat faa Sob at bore bienur1e fra
Sfolen ioaa, og faa fan on intoreen
f. Spreren, at ou bar iaaet to imas
8rsore."
8arl: "aunbe ieg life be1er bare
It, at leg bar fact en- gror, og iaa
fanbe ies neite llse ogiaa bore borte
en- Gag"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-29

Unbermbr Sames .. Dapibion er
for 9ioen ben Iterfeiie Ranbioat for
@ipernsrembe6et | Nisconiin. %
man mener, at beriom 8aIeet finoe
boloes ON en- Woaneb, iaa piI6e 90.
riSion fna omtrent ole republifanife
Stenmer. ffripeB fra Maoiion. S. 8.
Senroot ! Superior er, iom befienSt,
Senator 60 Golettes Rono, % oct
~interesierer nIle at ie, bpab bnn fan
gisre ira MI nf til 9rimrrpaIset |
September. 9lonen er, at ban ftaI
ifrioe %oiientIig | @Iaoeue og reiie ON.
firing og bolbe 1aler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-29
3Nrntunn.

Sarl Strnsrnp, en- Gioneer tro
Miuncipta, osSe forrige Sirsbus poa
Ct. gnns Soiyital / guaconoo al Sc
perinaoom, 60 aur eommel. San
bopoe ineen Slegtninge Der peit;
hans SorrIbre blep hesge or9bte al
,snoianerue umSer SnSianerurotigbe'
berne / Iinneicta ! 60.Iarene,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-29
Sub pnkrtn.

Srcoirc DaaDe Var. - ira Slerre
berettes. at Ro-je.fe.pa, en- Snoianer,
Der er 100 aar samumel, fortRler De
bpioe SettIere oerube. at 2nuoet bar
nienremsaaet flere 9eriooer al 80
regnfidoe oe 80 tsrre aar, % at en-
Eeripbe pnn 80 panSe gar netop er
begptot, iaa Der fam pentes en- lang
&9ffe al irugtbare @ar.
Soitbns rppet. 1ppe brso Jig
Sorsoaas Rat into | Sobn 6. Houfs
gpotef ! Hepillo, Ell liben Station
pda Winneapolis & ct. 2onis'ga'
men I @rant Gountp, buor Boitfonto.
ret bar, oa ipr9ngte Hengeifabet og
itjal 500 / 9enae og $500 Sri.
merfer. Selefonitntiouen por ogiaa
/ 8NningerL % SeIefonapparoterne
blep fnuit al erploiionen. Sppene
eiterloo Jig intet Spor.
Trngttrer til Alaifa. - Broi. u.
g. SanierL Sortifulturiit REQ 2mb'
b~rngsifoien | Sroofings, bar icnot
5000 iibiriife "SanOtornetrGr" til
alaifa. Greet er babe Srugttrg %
egnet til Saf, 90 man trcr, oct er bel
fiffet for alimatet / Maifa. Broi.
Sanien bar anpenbt mesen lib til
Stuoium % slrbeibe for at uopiflc
Srlgttr9r, baarofsre nof til at itaa
iia i ct foIot 8iimot, og ban tror, at
"SanotornetrGet" CT Del ififfet for
2uften DER noro.
Ncget 2anS osrfes. - gn 4eent
for ct Nlosfompaui / Often bar !
ISorsbag / Bierre % iagoe meo Sen'
inn til 3prfning al 2anb Der bet !
Staten. at Salget al 9loge Der !
mango aor life nperIfreS $1,000; bet
par | De ieltere aar Iteget meget, 90
innr bnpbe bans 8irma ct Splag al
GIoge Der / Staten for $4,000. ce
enaba funoe De life ipIbe ollie 9eitil'
finger. Gan baooe iolgt % Camp
ploae melem Bierre % Siiron og
ier / Iqrbeben al Gierre. iaa bet teg'
ner til, at meaet mt Saub pil blipe
plsiet / CONNER.
SplfcmUnaoen forsses. Ga2or'
ten ira Sureauet for ben pitaIe Sta'
tiItit for april Waaneo, iom MI er OF
fentIigeiort, piier, at Der inotrof 75S
6sSIler % 329 Gsosfalb iiSite Naa.
ueb. al SsSe al 3rneebetenoeIie, as
al Sierteilog, II al Slberfuloiis, 16
al arGIt % 4 peb SelpHoro. Ger
par 267 8iftermaal % 81 Sfilsmis-
fer; al DC fraifilte 8ar par 8 gor-
oerc al Staten, % go bar ira andre
Siuter. 25i WanS iii iiue fulSe Dor.
qerpapirer. Baa @runS al Bolitit
euer al andre @ruuoe bapbe County
Glcrfs i Bon Somme, Charles mir,
1op SauIf % Suup Gonntper lite
inSienbt 3npporter, og nisie Count
tper or oItiaa life inbbefattet ! coen'
iioaenbe Sal.
SnSiancruc arbeiber. Smtrcnt
600 S~uSianere paa Gbepenne &irer
GeIerontioneu bar begpnot lit arbetoe
Tor Sommeren poo Yeiene. De beto'
les fontont peo @uoen al buer Wtaa'
neo, os $4,000 oil bliue betalt Dem
for oenne @taaneO. Sor naite Naa.
neo onIloaeS 9enneu at uiae belebe
.iie til $4,000. Sor 6iifalaaret, iont
enser 30te Sami, pil &eeierinsn
bope betolt Suoiancrne Ser peIt $685.
900 FOR Seiarbeioe. Sc mobtager
Nerne Detailing ~iitebenfor De dlmin.
belize 8ntioner, iom Regieringen 81.
per, % Se bar ba rebe Ten9e, fan
fisbe. bpoS DC pil % buor DC bill; DC
cplGres til arbeioe peo Siben al at
DC giper 8eiernationen ct soSt On.
ITEM Of 2%anoeoeie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-29
aupnmtae.
sprnnsp % Sprofielp.

SutHuuV pg yuIuFJWiU. = Otu
SunSanse teIegraiereoes 6reSas, at
EFT Tornado begonhte oe6 Bear Cafe
% off i m~ropeitIig @etnin9; Den for
oper Sedinaers Rmd), o. Mrs. SEED.
niger % henSes Ssn Susb. iom par
eleue biemme. aif / aialScrn oa bIeu
nifaSte. 10 Siorn,cn por oper. eif
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-29
sasr,ppe % saaseset@sseIse.

Sntet yiiobsI CT icm Warmers White
Wine of Tar Syrup for bisie ifrriislise 90
iirSfarl,ee S~peoomme. 9ericm BET taees
rlgtis oa ttioe pl bet helbreee ei Silf9loe
paa AZ Timer o. Gotten. iom isl8er nteo,
ilnar bet aioria ieiI al iiHpre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-29

8eifrip Serss EiIf9fbe nsiugtie, % bpis
iea oerefter paataper mig famine, gjsr lea
bet unoer @oranti. gnbper StripeIfe ntad
lebfngeS At Sparpprtp, men ingen genae, ba
bette blot piI paafBre mig @rtraabeioe r1eb
at retnrrere Rengene ! be Eiff9ibe, bpor iea
finber life at fiinne tilruabe 8ebanblina.
Sa leg | Suttner ogter at fpretaae en-
IRneere Setfe | U. S. (5iospmtftet berfpr er
enbnu life befterit), bgr be, Der maafte Buffe
8ebanbIing, unberrette mig berum itibe.
q. M@erSbaitg, M. M. ID.
uorff SpeeiaIiff I S~aartseoomme. -
91i W. North Ave. CHICAGO, ILL
Gueiueebdner at bet enrppnjRe NJ. b. Spfter for :
u. S. o. ben eneife ION ~fprestier eofGtebe NtteNer I
benne Specialized.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
ANOTHER PRIZE FOR GOOD ADS
Owl Drug Store Gets into tSe
Express Big Ad Writin
Contest

The EXPRESS big ad writing
contest is beginning to get even
more iutesesting than was expect
ed. The Owl Drug Store gets in.
to the game with an additional
prize Of S.. 90 ticket at the Skat-
ing Rink to be given to the per.
son writing the best ad for the Owl
Drug Store. If the ad is adjudged
to to be the best one it gets the
prize of ten inches of space in the
Express for one month. if the
same ad happens to be aSont the
Owl drug Store it gets second
prize. Write anything you want
to provided you use the picture as
the subject Of your adv. Use as
many or as few words in your ad
as you please.
They are beginning to come in,
and you would be surprised TO
know how many uses such a pic
ture can be made to fit and also
how many really good ads there
are. Try your hand at it, it will
only take few minutes of your
time and if you win you will have
something that will be worth
while Send your ads to the Ad
Contest Editor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
FOUND lDO MILES AWAY
Insurance Policy Blown Away June
4lh found BY Parties Near
Noble, Okla.

August Rolls, a farmer living
near Dutton, Oklahoma, happened
10 be in the path Of the cyclone of
June 4th which destroyed a large
amount of property. Among other
things that we're blown away belon-
ging to Mr.. Rolls was hail
insurance policy. The other day he
received letter from w. R. Tay-
ior living eight miles east Of Noble,
Okla, nearly a hundred miles away
across the canadian river, saying
that he had found the policy in
his field. 1t was returned to Mr..
Rolls. It shows marks of exposure
but is in good condition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
THERE OFF INA BUNCH
Skating Rink Management Offers Priz'
for Speed Tonight Prize for Ladies
Monday Night.

Tonight al the Skating Rink
Manager Burton will begin series
of events for the entertainment
and amusement of the patrons. The
event tonight will be a race. open
for men and boys, the distance to
be quarter mile. The prize will
be $500 skate ticket. Should
there be more than twenty starters,
they will be divided into punches
of FIVE and the winner of each FIVE
will qualify for the final. Already
there have been eight or ten entries
and when the start is made at nine
O'Clock there will be a bunch before
the line. Entries must be made
before S:45. 1t is expected that
the winner Of tonights event will
challenge Myatt Hefner for a race
for some night next week.
On Monday night a prize of a
handsome French china hand paint
ed dinner plate will be awarded
the best and most graceful unmar
ried lady skater. All points ex.
cepting speed will be taken into
consideration in making the award.
The judges for this event will be
three disiuterested gentlemen.
There will doubtless be big crowds
on hand to see both these events
and from present indications there
will be twenty-five or thirty ladies
entered for the Monday night prize
as there are now plenty of good
skaters, the poor ones are the ex-
reption.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
WITHOUT BOND TO AWAIT THE
ACTION OF THE GRAND JURY
FOR MURDER
MORE WITNESSES EXAMINED
Last Night Prosecution Refuses to
Waive Habeas Corpus Proceedings
The Testimony

Unless DR.. Price Patterson can
show cause why he should be ad.
mitted to bail before Judge Dicker-
son he will have to go to Jail to
await the action of the grand jury
for the murder of Or. Herrod at
Maysville last Saturday. The pre-
llminary trial was concluded be.
fore Judge Payne last night and
Patterso n was held without bail.
The prosecution refused to waive
Habeas Corpus proceedings and
the defense will have to make a
proper showing before Judge Dick
ersou if Patterson Is to secure
bail.
-Four witnesses were examined
last night, three of whom were in
the drug store at the time the fat.
al shot was fired.
d. Roberts testified that he
was present at the shooting, that
he saw Patterson raise his gun and
Herrod looking at him till the
shot was fred, Herrod threw up
both hands and as he turned to
the right with hands up. Patterson
fred. the shot taking effect in
Herrod's back on the left side.
Mr.. Yoakum wss also present.
He stated that he saw Patterson
with his gun leveled on Herrod,
the iattering begging him not to
shoot. Herrod turned and Patter
son fred.
Arthur Remey, another eye wit
ness, saw Patterson thrown his
gun down on Herrod, the latter
backing away asking Patterson
not to shoot. Witness saw the gun
raised but turned his head in order
10 avoid the sight.
Tom 3rice was in an adjoining
room. He rushed in when he
he heard the shot and saw Herrod
with his hands on his side, calling
fos help.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18

The Medical Society OF the
Nineteenth Recording District met
here last night and transacted con-
siderable business. A number of
applications for membership were
received and matters of interest to
the profession were discussed. The
Society is the lineal descendent of
the Chickasha Academy of Medi-
cine, the latter having been merged
into the larger organization some
time ago. Regular meetings are
to be held on the first Friday
evening of each month.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
MINco CASH

Deputy Burk arrested c. V, Le-
mon yesterday at his home three
miles west of Minco. He is charged
with assault upon his step-daugh-
ter. 1t is said that he wanted her
to work out'' and on her refusal
to do so, it is charged that he
threw her out of the house and
kicked her. infiicting serious injur-
les that may have serious conse-
quences. The court considered
the case sufficiently serious to hold
the defendent under 81. 900. The
young lady is said to be in a criti-
cal condition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
IMPORTANT CASE DECIDED
Real Estate Dealer Must Take Out
License or Can't Collect
Commission

Commissioner Payne rendered ar
important decision this morning in
a case that has been pending be-
fore him for several days. The
Chickasha Real Estste Co.. sued
Will Smith for $500 for selling his
farm situated in Caddo County.
There was dispute about the con-
tract, but the main fight was over
a question of law. II was set up
by the defendant that the plaintiffs
had not paid their occupation tax
or license at the time the
defendant entered into contract
with them for the sale of their
property and therefore the contract
was void.
In passing upon the case the
court said that the plaintiffs were
undoubtedly entitled to recover
upon the facts in the case. but it
was held that under the law the
contract was not binding. The
case was ably argued by Attorneys
Melton and Herr for the plaintiff
and Attorney Welborne for the de-
fendaht. Notice of appeal was
given.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
ATTENTION BUYERS

100 acre farm, three miles of city
limits, well improved. four room
house, 90 acres in cultivation
$3.50 per acre, gilt-edged title,
Will throw in for good measure
$50 acres lease good for two years
from Jan. I. 1907. This lease has
four room house, $50 acres in cul-
tivation. we'll fenced. See me
quick if you want this bargain. S.
". Bird.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
WELBORNE's TAXATION LIMITS

The printer misquoted Mr.. Wei
borne yesterday in his article on
the constitution with reference to
the limits on taxation. Mr.. Wei
borne thinks maximum levy for
state purposes should be IS cents
on the $500 for state purposes, 81
for county and s. so for city, with
the right to levy an additional tax
for school purposes by vote of the
people.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
PAVING PLANS TUESDAY.

Mayor Venable went to Oklaho-
ma City yesterday and closed the
deal with City Engineer Burk for
the preparation Of paving plans
and specifications. Mr.. Burk pro-
mised to have the plans ready to
send to Chickasha next Tuesday
and the Mayor has advised the
paving board that it may proceed to
advertise for bids.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
DIED IN ST. LOUIS

Elmer Johnson who went to1 St,
Louis from Chickasha about two
months ago to have an operation
performed died in that hospital in
that city and was brought back
and buried in Wheatland yesterday
He was 3S years Of age and leaves
a wife and two children. He had
been an invalid for nearly two
years Mr.. Johnson was : men,
Der of chickasha camp of Modern
Woodmen and had many friends
here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
HENRY DENNIS ARRESTED LAST
NIGHT OBTAINING MONEY
UNDER FALSE PRETENSES
FARMER NEAR MINCO is HELD
On Serious Charge Step daughter
was Thrown Out Bond fixed at
$1,000

Commissioner Payne had two
rather serious cases in his court to-
day.
Henry Dennis was arrested last
night upon complaint of G. K.
Rowe, charging him with obtain
ing money under false pretense.
Dennis formerly lived here and
he showed up yesterday and made
his appearance at Rowe's confec-
tionery claiming, it is said to be re-
pres enting a cigar house. He had
friendly chat with Rowe went out
and later dropped in again. telling
Rowe about the good business he
was having in Chickasha. He said
he had sold cigars to Jim Pettyjohn
and Prince Bros. Rowe says Den
mis- told him that he needed some
expense money and asked Rowe TO
identify him at the bank. The lat
teT went with him to the Citizens
National and endorsed bis draft on
a Fort Worth bank. Later Mr..
Rowe's suspicious were aroused,
when he met one of the Prince boys
and spoke of Dennis having sold
cigars to him. Mr.. Prince stated
that he had bought no cigars from
Dennis and then Nj. Rowe went
to Mr.. Pettyjohn aud found that
he had bought none. He then
swore out the warrant for the ar
rest of Dennis. A telegram from
the Fort Worth bank this morning
stated that Dennis had no funds
to his credit there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
FOR SALE

200 acres OF land within an hours
drive of this city. We are offering
this at present at a bargain. Price
$500. 90.
so acres well improved within
four miles of Chickasha. The
roads are fine and land very fertile
and productive. Price $1,000, 90.
Good & Co. Terrell Bldg. Phone
357.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18

Reford Bond went to Comauche
Thursday to attend the fair and de-
liver an address.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-04

and a shed opening to the south,
where they can scratch and sun them
selves to their liking. There should
be an opening between this shed and
the closed room, through which the
fowls may have free egress during
the day, but which should be closed
at night in cold weather. and for the
protection of the hens from intruders.
The shed floor should be covered with
chaff, straw or leaves, to the depth
of five or six inches. II road dust
or sand is mixed with it, the better
the fowls will be suited. If grain is
scattered over the litter, the
fowls will busy themselves
scratching for it, ard this open-air
exercise will be a strong factor in
keeping the flock healthy. 1t will
also result in a larger yield of eggs,
if an reproducing diet is given in
connection with it.-Eben E. Rex
ford in Outing Magazine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-04
HOW TO HOUSE POULTRY.

If houses for poultry are to be built
attend to the matter at once, before
cold weather interiors with outside
work. Everything should be in
readiness for your flock by the coming
of cold weather. If you have houses
already, go over them and see that
they are in perfect repair.
In building, the first thing to do Is
to select a proper location. The
ideal one is the south slope of a hill.
The next best one is place pro
tected from cold winds by buildings
on the north and west. If no facili-
ties for shelter are at hand, the north
wall of the building must be made o.
extra thickness. Evergreen trees
make an excellent wind-break, and
would advise planting them for fu-
ture protection, no matter how thick
you make the walls of your house.
Be very sure that whatever loca-
lion you select has perfect drainage.
This is matter of the greatest i'm
portance. Leading poultrymen agree
that more sickness among fowls
originates from dampness than from
all other causes. More and more the
opinion grows among practical poultry
growers that the best house for fowls
consists of a closed room. in which
they may roost. lay and remain in
cold weather II they choose to do so