davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01

trialss y svmsfciAntes inglesss Iii
m msntsrcn 10 escerErxs dc que OIL ter
mino do 10 guerra 60 dssasrollarfl
fanulosamsnte oil tr&hso do Inglatsrrs
con el Extreme Oeisnta EsAs sspe
ra, zas han sido fa'lidas e. t-G6cc
sutre los pusblos del Extreme O .ients
90 ha maltplieAdo extrAordinsriamsn
te ca sstos msses. Rero los provs
chos han edo parssl JaI6ay no para
Ioglstsrra. FL SOaiIy Aails ha On
viado al Jap6n & Mr.. N,ksLzle, peri
TO en asuntos somorsialss. para que
avsriguase las eAusas dc 10 paralixa
ei6n del sonereio irg'ss. Mr.. Nsksn'
zie h> s:v!ado 70 % primer infor-
me.
La nusvA CompsftA ComMcial
isponsss, dice squel, presents para sl
somersio Ing, e. sl mayor p,ligfo que
este no sfeontAdo nunea. Ado no %
ha alberto DAlny como puerto libre,
psro los iaponsses iruudan todA Man.
ehuria CON sus produstos gus sntran
por Dsnly librss de dsrsshos, misn.
tras los tsiidos ipglesss , norteams'
rlesncs hsn do psgaf 10 shslinss poE
bala Las faetorfas iaponeaas do Osa.
ks trAbsian die y noshs, sus tslarsa
50 dsdiean & 10 exportlsion con sntu-
sissmo suAlogo al do sus sOldadoa
para ir & 10 guerra, se somhinan pa'
ra ex sortsr. y sl gobierno los protsje,
garant'zkndoles contra las p6rdidas
posihles.
TAmposo hay medic de eom petir
con 10 marina msrsants isponssa. La
sompaf fta mas fusrts. 10 sNippon Yu.
ssn K siahas, no 90 sontshtA con Abrir
nusvas linsas On todsa dirsssionss '
con dselarar entertainments 10 guerra &
los ipglssaa y Alsmanas, sin6 que O.
tudia an plan psra sxpulsar & los In
glesss dsl rio Yapgsss, sl que riega
los Wales mas fe,tiles dc China.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
CARTA ALBERTA
lNnAinslaci6n dc Ia pdQin0 sel

(Otn&nwaci6n dc Ia pd9ina se)
tra terra dsis. de 80 dominaei6n, re-
euerdos muy amargos y tristes que no
queremos exhumsr on estos momentos
do dol0rosas y duras prhsbas para
los que dsian do serl
Deseubierta ls estatus Dc 10 ley
no QusdA sitio ma, que para los unio
uistas Se inelin6 sl sufrsgio a nuss'
tro favor Dor una msyoria enorms,
ahrumadors. Quedando nusstros I'd
verssrios derrotados On toda IL lfrea
NOS do el sopo 10 iustisia de Dios J
ID coneiencia do los eiuda danos dep0
ait6 en laa Wrnas una protsitA viri
contra el passdo rspu blicaro que moi
llev6 81 esos y { IL ruinA.
JOSE r. S1TRE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01

las grAtas iestas de Navidad, 90 qua
los dulesa voces do nusstras tibarita,
J sonoro tipIs pueb!an nusetros cam
pos do indscibis algeria.
-Nuestro querido amigo don En
riQus Basx. pasa por 10 penA de ha
bsr perdido para aiampre & 90 aman
tisima mAdye doiia JuaDa Bass, euyc
sspelio suvo lugsr hoJ & les eineo d.
10 tarde. No tensmos que tesir OIL
amigo, que NOS ascelsmos 4 "a iuatc
duslo y pesAr.
LUIS ARMANDO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
AlBlA|LEs En- CALIFORNIA

Disc IN peri6dieo que LOS &lba
1iles smplsados On les obrAs dc
reed q 'asi6n do la eiudad do San
FlAnsIaeo do Californis, gansn IN
formal do SS 30 diarios, trabsiando
solo csh h,rss
~-EstA noche 90 ha eslebrado 10
primer novsna de ls Coneepei6n con
gran K slender J ,nsurrencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
4 VUELA PUMA
Acci6n de gracias. Gamble
de los tiempus. 10 que
va de aver q hoy.
iALGUN DIAL.
iALGUN DIAl...
Psleoe que, al fin, Ia situa.
ci6n Sc va despejando.
A Dies gracias.
lGraeIaa { DIos que hay mohvos
para iar gri elias a Diosl

lGrasIaa { DIos que hay mohvos
para iar gri eias a Diosl
-.
IN los ah - anteriorss,
hien visto. 10 situAsi6n,
por muy variados oonssptos,
no sra mals. ara pior.
Soports mos lindamsnts.
con mks pssisnsia que Job,
an shaparr6n do inHuitos
msles, & sual mas atroz.
Sobre nosotros llovieron
sin cesar, do sol { sol.
miserias y dssventuras.
do ana mRnera feroz.
Atropsllos y disturbios
tuvimos, sin ton nj son,
y los soAiass, por 10 salle,
cid rsparo y sin tenor,
privaban que sra nm contento
10 c,lal que era do esi6n.
Mas. Ala postrs, han variado
bastAnte les cosAs hoy.
iGraeias 4 Dios gus hay motives
para dar Erasiaa { Dios!
-.
Triurtants 10 Ley, sl ordsu
sussde & 10 sonfasi6n;
90 impore el mutuo rsspeso;
el speono y sl reneor
eedsn 4 10 tolsrAneia.
yya no mArohan On pos
del sss s&udalo los turbaa
aQusllss dc sGncul0sts
que & todss parties llevahan
10 ignominis y el terror.
Ya por hu y para aiempre
"a inisuo i'm mpsrio sss6,
pasaron aausllos tismpos
de bsiezA y dc bald6r;
do 10 Justisia, sin msnshas,
brilla el retulgsnts sol,
, tisnsn hoy garantias
hacienda. vida y honor
l0.aeiAa { Dios que hay m0tivo
para dar graeias { Diosl
~
Va aelara del horizon
ls tremsnda esn!s5u,
Qui9ks 90 bafie, muy pront0.
On vivisimo arrehol.
ysl sol do nj eitra sspsranxs
brille on TODD 90 fulgor,
misntrss sombras y tristezAs
90 van de 10 noshs ca pos,
y On idbilo y alboroSo
10 trusss ID situael6n
sl&x mfsera y oseurA
del terrufio, que b StS hoy
sufri0 mas hondos pssares
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
De PARIS NADIA mas

va lego esta nta magnCO Sutdo que ha ado Ell PARIS BZ
nco eabecmeno de se en- Sa que Sc s ecente de Paris
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01

Ell iaez municipal do Pones Ina
puso 90 diAs do elresl & Juan NNcsli-
no Rivsva, por alteraei6n do 10 pas
p1hlisa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01

LIS SoMFREROS MODELOS trae es son de ma toda
mund vende mbero pero los del "
especial los prerdcs las Dmas que Sc p
mode vendos ctamente d. Paris Este 'no ac
esplendldo.
Ultima mod los tenemOs bord d.
Renamenoy Canaan como los
mandsdos be rdar para Al
BAZARYNOSON SALDOS QUE Sc HAN DBJADO DE VENDER EN-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01

eazd dua dtmo ta
PARIS BAZAR Europa Con
este e muchD M grande
vidreras pueden
ndas de las gand Cudde Europa America
nla
C.ptsy heche
en- PARIS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01

qua pueblo Alguno sufrio.
AL porvsnir. eonfados,
pb'amos el e0rsxjn.
lGsseias & Dios que hay motive
para dar grasias & Dioal
Suarez do Mota.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-04

lr1iay sleep in warm beds. Great CON
Germ for their health and education
all honor 70 the public schools Of
America, the best on earth but
great God, We will t11rnz. them loose
and let them go to the devil. / am
not one That. believes that you can lll!
Get into the church too young. f
ssyou save an old man or woman YOU
merely save e /. an Individual II you
save a boy or girl you will launch q
life boat on the sea Of time to: put
out ii the world and save, God only
knows how many people 51Es; ,E's5;
,'}s yon save girI YOU
ma be saving some one destined sto
rule ations you may be- savinlle, q
leader in church or state. 81 may
|loe wing an Diver Cromwell that
~ dissolve parliaments, David
rainerd who will turn the acaluine
lEii into = pruning lhook. y 3 i F1orsncey
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-04

were ideals Of exposition bringing the
Bible home with a clearness and power
as remarkable as it was acceptable and
convincing. Among the passages ex-
:pou n'ded were e he Marriage a
Cana, and the Lords Prayer We, are
sorry that these have been discontinued
this week. zs,r: -. ,,..4
:, Large excursions came from Albert
Lea on Wednesday and from Mason
City on Friday. On Sunday the whole
surrounding country was literally rep
resented. Tomorrow an excursion for
the Sunday meetings will come from
Rochester.
Up to Monday, the total sum of ST..
'036.47 had been raised for current ex-
penses,. Mr.. Sunday announced last
Sunday that the last collection would
be takep next Sunday. >.*
No services were held on Monday.
Yesterday forenoon cottage prayer
meetings were held at the residences of
N. F. Banfield, II. N. Lane, Rev. G. w.
Lutz, John Anderson and E. W..
Marsh: Cottage .prayermeetings will
be held every forenoon this week.,
Preaching every afternoon and eve
ming at the tabernacle. Preaching SER
vices next Sunday morning and eve-
ming. Next Sunday afternoon at 2:3o,
/ Mr.. Sunday will speak exclusively to
men on the subject '''Chickens Come
Home to Roost.' Next Saturday after
noon, children's meeting. Probably no
meetings viii be held at ten O'clock
this mo rning at the homes of Harry
Furtney, 1O4 Greenwich; Sam Rice, 80
Alleghany; j. "A. Anderson Oak and
Collins; DR., ~Washburn Rogers, LIE
I Chatham; Herman Horned, 305 S.
Greenwich; Mrs. w. F. Blalock, Bald
win and Srd; Mrs. G. H.: Webber, Ian
sing avenue. - -s:}s#
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-04

1tNightingale l,I 81 i, Clara Who
Mi viii bind aup ull, the wound on N battle
field, i ohm Knox ., 1 who y vii make
due ltll1 ems and Spote tentates turn pale, d
Be,seth JohnS " Vesley, 5a Martin
fLuthesr, a savonorola, a Francis vii:
lard
But the trouble IS we too long
y ou walt until your boy gers IN
to ,D,s your presence drunken blear
eyed creature before YOU teach him
s,Ubriety. ou 4 win wait until he
curses you ttoI : your face and defes
God before you teach him Thou
shalt not swear I, You wait until he
.r1.obs5 some girl Of womanhood before
you teach him, Thou shalt not com
init adultery. Z You wait until he
Has become thief before you teach
tsThou shalt not steal. 4 sS Isl II. L ~. l. &; a
4 It is too late to take swimming
lessons WREN the ship commences to
sink. Too late to take life insurance
after the doctor has shaken his head,
and the undertaken has started for
the house to measure you for the cot
fin. 1t is too late to pray after the
soul has departed for he'll! Too late
with the evangelist! Too late with
the tabernacle! Too late with the
sermon! Too late! Too late! Too
late y! '.- u. $$#
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-04

with the child ~ IA earnest words
Mr.. Sunday took up the different
classes to which the text referred.
The first was = direct, personal ap-
peal. I Is it well with thee? No, no,
if apart from God and Christ and sal
vation. How can it be well with any
body who is not right with God? I
know men, what they do what they
think, what influences them, their.
trials Many a man today has been
carried away by the momentum of
the crowd, and made to say and do
things that when he is alone he hates
himself for doing. Is it well with the
man who will sit even occasionally
with gamblers, who will take an oc-
casional drink, with !. the crowd,
who viii sometimes lie in
business? + No, it is f not. God
pity them when they reject Jesus
Christ, when by faith in him they
could stbe saved I care not what
your sins may have been I am here
to tell you that God stands ready and,
willing to forgive you. There are
men and women looking into my face
now who if the Judgment Of Cod
should fall on Austin tonight, would
be lost.s zszs.- ~ 8,
/ The same devil that will rot Chica-4
go will damn your soul and manhood
here. You cannot win without Jesus
Christ. I~lnave walked along the
shores of time, and + have seen, it
strewn with the wrecks of human.
jdereliets because they tried to win
without Christ. You need him so
that you can walk past saloons, SO
that you can carry. your.week's wag-
es home to- your, wife and babies.
Is it we'll with thy husband? ISbe-
lieye the reason why SO many women.
go to church alone is because relig
ion does not take a: deep enough hold
on them. They, don't seem to real,
ize that the man whose name they
bear, who provides food for them to
eat, and clothes for them to wear,
the man who is the father Of their
children.is' either bound hell,Ward or.
heaven-ward: { No, a Thousand times
no. It is not well with thy husband
suntn he has made his peace with
Cod 49, 80 - ~ -. -
Z. Is it well with the child? I never,
could imagine father and mother
sitting scontentedly in their home
with their children going TO the devil,
nor sitting in church with their schild-:
rem out Of it going to he'll. You man
ifest great concern for their health.
You will work and sweat to give
them three meals, that they may
wear comfortable clothes, that they
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-04
Letter to j. }. Rugg, Austin, ninn.


Dear Sir: There are several ways OF
cheating in milk, An old-fashioned
way is to water it. Nobody waters it
now, A better way. is to- take, out the
cream-rich milk with the cream. tax
en- out is as good as poor milk with it's
cream all in. - - -: .>~:s> >T;S
But we needn't go into particulars.
2'*t You don't rob your, milk and your
customers.
4 Paint is as easy as milk to cheat with
Coed paint is as rare as good: milk; for
human nature is as much the same in
milkmen and paint men.
r You are just and true with your milk;
so are we with our paint: Devoe lead
,and-zinc is twice as good as mixed
paints: There's twice as much butter
in it. ! r<.."%; = .Hs ~
:: Mr.. J T Ladd, Cheraw, sc, writes:
When Mr.. Evans painted his house with De-
voc, he figured on how other paints covered and
had enough left to paint three large rooms. He
was SO pleased that he has used Devoe on two
other houses."'f T' i u.s. = !. = &.:!s ~: +
.jy:} - e: Yours truly -. T.. q B.,
FW sDEvoE & Co s.
= H. ~ New Y York and Chicago
P.S. I. T. Tollifson sells our paint,
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-04

called Chris lis siss question
which every human being must answer
for himsel y ma reject II we
may Him, W. may simply be in
different to y Is call and claims W.
may lovingly accept Him and have Him M
for our Saviour, Friend and eternal JOY.
s. #3$ the close an earnest appeal was =
made for the unconVerted to come for
ward, and about 75 Responded nearly near
sall Of lhem adults. II was q nderfulll ll
closing Of a marked day ii1ns Austin,'sss
history
ss One ief the most enjoyable series Of.
smeetings last week were the excellent
Bible readings given every forenoon at
the Gong gational church BY Dr.
Elijah 2. Brown of Chicago = hey:
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-04

\ EVANGELIST. Nv, a. SUNDAY. \
when suddenly their ;:hilarity was
turned into Consideration as a hand
writing on the wall was seen and
words appeared there which when
interpreted for him meant the i'm
mediate downfall of n his kingdom.
No wonder that Belshazzar was
stricken with terror when he receiv-2
ed the message. Weighed in the bal
anee and found wanting. This was
Gods balance, not man S, not s> the:
kings. Public opirion is not always
a correct balance. Il "A mans god, is
anything he. holds supreme, putting.
it above. even God himself. With
some 'men it is their money, for they
make. bank vaults Of their hearts.
/ With Others, society is placed first
lin the heart and life. Some men if
they died tonigh would need q, q no
!; funeral sermon. Brin 8 in their body
and place upon the coffin a bottle Of
I beer, a bottle of wine. :. Booze tells
{ the whole story of their. life. Other e!
men would need no funeral sermon.
Bring IN the body and place on the E'
coffin a pack Of cards and some poker
! chips No need to tell that the whole
story OF their was gam bling.
Still other men wpalld q need no funer7.
al sermon Place on the coffin a bag
IL 'ssof gold and sa ron Of M bank notes.
THAT viii tell the Hhole story Of their
saiYess Some women are looking into;
face, who, If. they should die to-
might, would need no funeral sermon
srdng in the dresses, the furs, the
Jewel case and pile them on the scof-
an They would tell the whole story
of her life. Here is a man who has:
lived only to. crafty his passions.
Bring the victims Of his lust. and let
them with tears Str canning from
their eyes stand around ]. the coffin;
they viii tell the story Of his life.
Mr.. Sunday then took up each one 5of
/ the ten eommandmeMnt and discuss,
ed it fully and at the close ehal1eng.
ed everyone in the audience to- con-
Tess whether they had broken them
The whole audience arose thus tes-.
stifying to the convict ion that all.
have sinned and Il ONE short 81 the
glory 81 God. And vet we have
promise q forgiveness and peace and
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-04

"*Un SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Mr.. SandaJ
spoke to large audience Of children
and young people from the text "Re'
member Thy Creator in the Days Of
thy Youth He said that if parents
,ond others were more interested in
bringing the children to the Lord
when they are young, they would have
far less to worry over when ttfhleey are
old. Youth is the time when charac
ter is easily moulded. The Z Christian
life is the only way to live happy
Youth is the time to- learn in school
and in religious lines. - *&&ss;. Z. ID
: Merchants advertise ;"Boy Wanted
<.'Y Young Man Wanted"@ because they
are -teachable. Never "Old men want,
ed" You can teach a pup what an
sold dog will never iearn.. Thes days OF
youth will not last long. Now, now is
the golden opportunity. ...ss
=: On Saturday: night another large
audience was pfesentito hear an earnest
appeal from Behold | stand at the
door and knock. Christ knocks at the
heart Of every one. People refuse to
*let a i'm in for two reasons-on account
Of what he casts out and second on ac-
count Of the things he brings il, Re-
iigion costs but It pays untold 5divi:
sdends d in JOY, peace, usefulness, honor
a and eternsl salvation. ...-.e
u The sermon Sunday morning was a
ringing appeal to the churches and
the preachers to live on higher plane
and keep in close relation with the per.
ssonal Christ. Sz #5 IS Il s !,
.:. I'll ss* ss y S.: S. re Sunday Morning.
I I, Rev. Sunday took for {: his. sstext
Study to Show Thyself Approved OF
God, q Workman that Needeth Not to
Be Ashamed Rightly Dividing the
Word Of Truth" Second Timothy, I'd
chapter, = verse. .4s .5@S@ 4
~ We live in a new spiritual era. New
ser in history were the powers Of evil
I: So numerous and 50 strong as they
are today. There is more self satis-
faction in the church and with Chris
ltians which is the natural fruit Of
q sstoical difference: The spiritual
side has grown unreal, and the world
IS filed with isms. and scisms to
distract and lead astray. IN our own
country even Hind ooism and survivor
ship prevails. Spiritual alism and The
fsoosaphy have a footholdd onism'
and polygamy have q foothold all
these are leading men OF at q tan
gem. The spermic cious influence oflfc-s
ton, that tuckss verse of Scripture
into some dry rot and calls lts i re1ig.
IONS novel uencing tthe heayontI Of
our land The presses off the cnntry
cannot turn out fast enough ) recent
work IS fiction which advocates that
should not l,ex ) life contract.
Ebut that people i should live
IN thel g, q Il / lau ma if
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-04

.S II. ys5g FEbi
The interest in the Sunday meet
ingsS continues undated. On Sunday
evening. the vast tai abernacle was not
large enough to contain the crowds
and scores were turned away. We
publish on the fifth page full abs
tract Of his sermon Wednesday even
ing. It is one of the best he has CIV
.en. s,. ="~ =, # H%5 y #:S1.a:5 S1:5
N On Thursday evening, Mr.. Sunday
spoke on the ten Y commandments,
taking as his text Thou art weighed
In the balance and found wanting =
He gave a vivid picture Of the feast
of Belshazzar, the king, the scenes
tDf %revelry and the dishonor to the
sacred vessels Of the Jewish temples
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-04
EYANGEL IST M IsUNDAY
y STILL HOLDING THE FORT

The Tabernacle Crowded Every Evening Hundreds
& are rlanifesting ali Interest II Personal SALIVA d
#S tion-Sunday Afternoon, 5000 Men Thronged H4
s& the Tabernacle to Hear Sundays Address III
ss z#s on the Home vs.. the Saloon.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-04

'T'HLEl;, FO OS11ll:1
1eas So /, q I =
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-04

ing, corrupting, bestial, bulldozing,S de-
moralizing traffic of rum and I have
70 apologies to;make. I defy any man
to refute the argumentsI will make on
this platform today for my cause is
just and the provocation great" f" "'5:i,.', :
AS he warmed to his subject, he
threw off first his coat, theu later his
vest, then off came: his collar and tie
and finally he opened out his. shirt at
the throat. He worked hard and his
audience was intensely thrilled as he
showed the product of the saloon in
the ruination of home and the young,
Of happiness and prosperity. He said
that money from. saloon licenses was
so much kindling wood from hell to
make the blaze burn more brightly
around the old carcasses Of those who
voted for license. The liquor traffic.
today is the most damnable, iniquitous,
hellish, low down, vile, corrupt, rotting,
pestilential, cesspoolish institution this.
side Of hell. He showed how tb,+t
enormous sums now wasted for liquor.
if spent il legitimate lines would boonl,s
every business and bring untold COM
forts to- families now in want. He
capped the climax by leading two little;
boys onto the platform and shouting
'.'sThis is the raw material which the
gin mills grind up, millions Of them
every generation Without the boys
the saloon business would quit in a
few years as the old soaks died OFF and
there was no supply Of fresh material
to sfill up the ranks made by the pre-
mature rotting down Of drum
! AT 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon the
Congregational church was filled to-
overdowiing &C the NJ oman's meeting.
Or: Brown gave the address
III On sunday evening, scores and humid
reds were turned away, not being able
q gain entrance. The tex tWas = " hat
shall + do then with Jesus s which ID
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-10
RAILROAD TIME TABLE

Correct time departure Of all trains Chick
asha /. 4.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-10
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC

/ have recently remodeled
and refurnished Office and
rooms in such manner as
that they are today in keeping
with the extensive business l have
been doing.
I have recently added to my of
fee fixtures some very important
electric machinery and applianc es,
among which is a most powerful
Xray coil battery which will he in
stalled in a few days.
Those who wish to consult with
me need have no hesitancy in do
ing so, as the recent attempt ol
jealous, rival practitioners, in the
city of Chickasha, to have my
license revoked, has been defeated
by the action of the United State:
court, and / now have suit fol
damages pending against the chic
couspirators to which they viii
have to answer. at the April tern
OF said court, at Chickasha. 4
r. w. FREEMAN, M. d
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-10
LABOR y =
~ UNIONS

OFFICERS OF TRADES COUNCIL
J.W. DUFF. PRESIDENT
p. F. REESE, VICE PRESIDENT.
JOE KING, SECRETARY.
GEO. HILL, TREASURER;
w. H. WILBOURN. FINANCIAL SECRETARY.
A. w. BENNETT. w. Fl oGLE. W T. AN
SON. TRUSTEES.
BOILER MAKERS.
Meets second and fourth Wednesday nights in
Trades Council Hall--John McGowan. president
Tom Dick secretary.
BOILER MAKER HELPERS
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays -
Patterson. president; A. B. Fixes secretary.
~~~~O-~~~--~~~--~~-~s
BARRIERS.
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays at Dar-
neIPs barber shop.-Chas. Kemper. president
Fred jackson, secretary.
SHEET METAL WORKERS
Meets first and third Wednesdays in Trades
Council HALL H. Cunningham president; L.
A. Harris. secretary
CARPENTERS.
Meets every Monday night. y. H. Mcclure.
president; r. F. Ruse, secretary.
PRINTERS.
Meets first Monday in each month.-W. L. Bea-
vers, president. Kent Eubank, secretary.
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BLACKSMITHS
Meets first and third Tuesdays at Trades Coun-
eli HalL-R. B. Human, president, J. ". Dun,
secretary.
CLERKS.
Meets second and fourth Friday night at Trades
Council Hall. w. M. Huff. president; Geo. Hill.
secretary.
PAINTERS.
Meets every Saturday night at Trades Council
Hall w. T. Anderson. President; H. E. Burt
secretary.
TEAMDRIvERS.
Meets first and third Friday nights at Trades
Council Hall WIN. Edwards. President, VIM.
Demit. secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-10
rHE ASSESS0R.S NOTICE

To all property owners both
real and personal in the city of
Chickasha. l will be in my Office
with city collector in Terrell
building the entire month Of Feb
ruary for the purpose of listing
property. List before the expira-
ton of that time for penalty will
be added after that date.
J.H. JEEFRIEs, City Assessor.