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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-03

Why does the sun burn? Why does
mosquito sting? Why do you feel
unhappy In the Good OLD Summer
Time? Answer; We use DeWitts
Witch Hazel salve. Sold by Hoffman
Drug Co, /.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-03
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-08

non-partisan lines and yet urge
the election Of a democratic dele
gate in this district. The Times
should know that partisan ques-
tions Of great Importance will
come before the constitutional
convention, questions involving
political principles, that the party
which controls the convention viii
have a tremendous advantage in
the great future state. Tae Times
should know that on some Of
the great questions that will be
decided BY the convention, there
are radical differences between the
two great parties. differences that
are fundamental. The Times does
not know all his, but its editor
being republican and attempting 10
publish an independent paper in a
democratic district, it is quite ma
tural for him to fail to see the pol.
iiical significance Of the matter in
hand.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-08
BIG BUSINESS CHANGE

Rumor says that a business
change that will be made in Chick
asha about Oct will be one OF
the largest deals made in Chick
asna lately. the consideration be-
ing about $4,000. The owner oi
one Of the largest grocery stores in
the Southwest will retire from the
retail trade and engage in the
wholesale grocery business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-08
MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETS

The Medical society OF the 18th
Recording district held an inter-
esting meeting here yesterday. A
large number Of physicians were in
attendance and several joined the
society. The doctors discussed
matters pertaining to the profes-
sion and the meeting was a very
profitable one.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-08
WAS TREATED ROYALTY

Rev. J. B. Boen and J. II. Grii-
n who were members of the big
wolf hunting party returned from
the chase yesterday and report a
fine time. Bro. Boen says he was
never treated more royalty in his life
and that the wolf hunters in this
party are the cleverest fellows yet.
They took special pleasure, it
seemed, in making me comfortable
in camp and doing every thing pos.
sible to make the chase pleasant
for me, said Rev. Boen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-08
SPECIAL SUNDAY EXCURSION.

To Oklahoma City. and return
Sept 9. o6. Account Of Order Hoo
Hoos Meeting and campionship
Roping Contest. One dollar round
trip. Tickets on sale Sept 9, 90,
molly. Good on train leaving Chick
asha 1897 a. m. returning leaving
Oklahoma City 7:2o p. m. One
day only.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-08

The platform adopted BY the
Democratic Club Of chickasha is
clear and sound on every great
political issue before the people Of
the new state. It evades nothing
but meets every issue boldly and
plainly The republicans may be
able to express themselves more
explicitly but they will have to
show more ability IL "resoluting'
than they did at their recent coun-
ty convention in this city when
they adopted a few sentiments that
were inane in the extreme
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-08
STRUGGLE IS THE PRICE

Struggle is the price o. achieve
ment, no gain, no progress Of any
kind without it.
Fortune is won through it, busi-
ness success Of any kind is impos-
sible without it. character is devel.
oped through it.
The fierce conflict that RACES on
the battle fields Of the world is
fought still more desperately in in
dividual souls. It is a contest with
the lower-self, with the sluggish
self, with that power and forces Of
siagnation and evil.
Strength is developed through
struggle and through struggle on
ly. The history Of every great life
is repleie with Illustrations Of this
truth. The boy born with the
spark Of ambition in his breast 2 4
that goes forth with courage and
energy to meet the issues Of life will
surmount every obstacle and con-
quer e cry foe.
Long years ago little boy was
found in Missouri corn field cry
ng. Asked by passer.by why
he cried, he said, "I'm crying be-
cause I can't lie president" He
was srsured that there were many
other little boys just as anxious TO
be president as he, and most OF
them would probably fail to have
their desires grati6ed. "All the
same" said he, "rm going to get
Just as near to it as can" And
this man was the only man in
America who ever had the honor OF
being a United States senator from
three states and he was distin-
guished in war as well. This is
related as a true story of the life of
Gen. James S. Shields, whose life
was full Of struggle and full of
honors.
The brave man is not afraid Of
conflict He welcomes it, knowing
that in its fierce fires, character is
schooled and developed and victor
les won. The coward tuins his
back while the hero rushes into
the battle to win death or glory,
not afraid to take the risk.
The world belongs to the
struggler, fighters who meet the is
sues without murlnur, who count
not the pain or toll, but in COM
posure look to the great end of
the conflict. Foes without and foes
within. seen and unseen, have no
terrors for him.
Struggle is the price of all that
is worthy. Will you pay itl
fTas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-08
JOHN D, MAY HAVE TO
FACE THE MUSIC

Finlay, Ohio. Sept 8.-Judge
Banker today overruled motions to
quash information filed against
Jchn d. Rockefeller and all Stand
ard oil cases. A plea Of abatement
was filed in each case and also
overuled and the defendants were
given until next Tuesday to file
motions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-08
MAINE CAMPAIGN CLOSED
SPEAKER GAKN0h'S STUNT
ASSOCIATED Press.)

Portland, Maine Sept S,-The
Maine political campaign closed
today with many rallies and final
speeches by prominent men.
Speaker Cannon who shows effect
Of making nine addresses in five
days will speak at Ellsworth to
night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-08

The esteemed Tuttle Times
can't understand why the EXPRESS
can see the wisdom Of the prohibi-
tionists in making their fight on
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-08

Buy scholarship in the Chick
asha Business College.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-08
MRS. OCHELTREE
Teacher Of Piano 423 Iowa Avenue

Harmony. Composition and Masons Technic. S.u-
dent Of Iandon's Conservatory. Also pupil OF the
noted concert pianist. Edward Baxter Perry Of
Boston.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-07-03
Suicide de R0mauld0 Montana.

EI dia u del pasado, ocuri6 Ell
Lincoln, uno de aquellos desgra-
cias que d e a atomic |
pueblo Circumstance: Como a la
una de la tarde del d1a citadO,
Romau1do Monta1o, uno de los
ciudadanos mas prominentes del
condado ell TN momentO de ena-
ienacion del juicio, Sc quito la
vida; pegandese un tlro de una
p1stola en- el pecho. Sr. Montano
era adicto al uso innoderado, en-
veces, del licor y segun nuestro
information acababa de guitar
sele la inebriedad y tai vez en- TN
momento de remordlnientO deCl-
dio cometer e1 acto que dej6 a su
familia huerfana y desamparada
y sus parientes sumerjidos en-
amargo dolor.
Ell fnado era dotado de buenos
conocinlientos naturales cuales
estaban amplificados por una
buena educacion en- anbas idio-
mas; era muy cort6s y urbano Ell
su roce, hombre honesto y capaz;
por 10 tanto gozaba la amistad de
todos. Era hijo del finado Jose
Montano, conocido por muchos
amos como uno de los hombres
mas prominentcs de este condado.
Deia para 1anentarlo su esposa,
Dona Antonita A. de Montano, y
siete hijos & hijas. SUI mama
dona Josefta de MontaiIo, do:
hermanos y dos herlnanas, resi-
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-07-03
FOLLETlN.
Ell Final de Norma.
Por Pe7ro de 1I0rcon.
PARTE TERCERA.

Ahora guerra il a America; pc
70 el plazo de los cuatro amos Sc
cumple dentro de dos meses, y
Rurico de Cdlix me reclama mi
juramento.
Desde aqut partiremos a Silly
dentro de tres .dfas, y iadids, es-
peranza! iadids, todo! iQuedard
sepultada en- vida!
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-07-03
CAPiTULO |.

CAPTuLoL X en- esos cuatro anos? 49,.
Cuando la joven concuyd babuced Seraffn.
relacidn c iuc haba He aprenddo aboreccrle
ncliuado absolute intcumpid ella.
desaento. II IZs usted muy dcsdichada!
Brunida lie miro intcnsamentc; .Sr
apoderdse de dio itse hombre iniame.
ademan acento de inexplic- iLo SCI!
able grandeza. iUn vi, dcsalmado, un
ia su corazdn apeo! lQut canala
pucdo haccr? -iAh.... caIlad! ttse honDre
Casarsc Rurico de Calix serd mi esposo
Cumpir uramento nurmmd iPuedo evitarlo - eNcamo
jovcn tranquilidad hor- Seran eyantandose
riblc. No. amigo mio-
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-07-03
llgunos iustantes de repIicd Brunilda.

replicd Brunilda. ~ mi padre?
~ mi juramento? listed no puede
matar a Rurico. lSerfa un sacre-
legio! mi 20 me unirfa nunca al
matador del que salvd la vida al
jarl de Silly
iPero el salvador de 81 padre
de ustcd ha querido despues ases-
marine alevosamente!
Me dird que tenia celos, y que
70 dt motive para que los tuviera.
-tConque no hay renedio!
iNinguno! respondio Brun-
Ida con la calma de Ia muerte.
iConque he de abandonarla 4
usted!
(Se continuera Ell pagina 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03
CHAPTER IL

During dinner both Ruth and Ethel OF snb-
interest the Judges his unusual
and Ruth faint smile that nothing evident could have
induced Unconcously Of and hurry;
The meal not occd over, the conversation tagged and all
from the table wia OF relief; perhaps indeed with
feeling Of expectation.
They entered the paror together and the masff meet
them asking permission with the little coaxing push of his
nose which brought the ready answer:
Certainly Sultan Make yourself comfortable.
Then they grouped themselves round the fire and the Judge
lit his cigar and looked Ethel way that instantly brought
curiosity to the question:
you have a secret father" she said, rs grand
mother?'
IT is rather than secret Ethel, And grandmother has
good deal to do with it. for is about her famytc Moyns
"Oh!'
The tone OF Ehcls "Oh not encouraging and Rutls
look Of interest held in allegiance just chilling But
thing like this attitude had been expected and Judge RaWon
discouraged by he knew that youth scapabe of and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03
"s1r stanhopc, you you the house

and its happy Setting money aside think he will
make very suitable husband What you think, Ruth
From what know of Mr. stanllopc should doubt It. \
he will his duties before earthly thing and
Dora will object to that. Then wonder if Dora is made
pattern large enough to be the moncyed partner matmony
should think Mr.. Stanfope proud man
Dora lie connected with the English noble family OF
Stanhopcs"
bity very why lie marry Dora? Is
her money!
IT think have heard from various sources fine
things Of Basil Stanope There richer girls than Dora
St. udes say them would have married him.
"You Do you think Magcry Starcy Jane LeWes,
Of the girls Of their order would marry with few
thousands year? for love beyond the frontiers
Of such womcns intelligence In their creed husband banker
be loved and cared for You know how much Of
banker Mr.. Sanlope could be-
Bryce Dcnnng angry what he evidently considers
his sisters mesallance"
IF Mr. Sanlppe is connected with English Sanhope the
mcsalancc must be laid to his charge" - rs.
Indeed the Dennings have pretenses good lineage
and Bryce spoke Of his sister dsgracing his family by her
plated MARRIAGE
"His family! Ny Ethel, his grandfather
aeurer tin tack And that have
Dennings grandfather suppose drop the subject
Content; little tired of the Denningtha is their
original name Dora I will go and dress for dinner
Then Ruth and looked inquisvey around the
1t she wished to bec expression OF elegant
fortwarm and light and holding the scent Of place OF
deep large chairs with odds and ends about to
lounge and chat and where the last touch OF perfect home
dom by big masti who having heard the doorbe
6rolcd in to who had called.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03

The Sunday Times Dispatch.
sudden changes, and that its ability to find
reasonable motives for them is. unlimited so
he calmly continued:
You are aware that your grandmothcr's
name before marriage was Rachel Mostyn?'
IL have seen IA thousand times at the
bottom offhcrs sampler, father, the one that is.
framed and hanging in her morning room
Rachel Mostyn, November, Anno Domini,
1897"
very we'll She married George Raw.
don, and they came to New York in 1894.
They had "a pretty house on the Bowling
Green and lived very happily there. was.
born in 1850, the youngest Of their children.
You know that / sign my name Edward NJ.
Rawdon; it is really Edward Mostyn Raw
DON &
He paused, and Ruth said, Il suppose
Mrs. RaWdon has had some news from her
old home - ss5.sAs 6 II
She had a letter last night, and I shall
probably receive one Tomorrow Frederick
Mostyn, her granddaughter, is coming to New
York, and Squire Raw don, OF Rawdon Manor,
writes TO recommend tile young man to our
hospitality
him here, Edward. I think that would not
do
He is going to the Holland House. But
he is our kinsman, and therefore we must be
+ hospitable. !"
have been trying to count the kinship.
& It is out OF my reckoning said Ethel. I
hope at least he is nice and presentable.
The Mostyns are a handsome family.
Look at your grandmother. And Squire
Rawdon speaks very we'll Of Mr. Mostyn.
He has taken the right side politics, and is
likely to make his mark They were always
dare say this representative Of the family is
J, Wcl-lnannered, and perfectly dressed"
If his clothes fit him he will be an English
lots Of Englishmen; they are all rights as to
here was Lord Wycomb, his broadcloths and
marvels in quality, but the make! The girls
ing with him, and he would walk-.''good for
his explanation for all his pecularites. The
death Of them. 2
Ruth, they sang songs Of triumph when Lou
crent thing. Lou would make him get fits
py, baggy arrangements And i do not sup
has now single popularity left, unless it be
that, Of course. have heard English babies
S to take a constitutional
e Ruth had been thinking. Edward" she
lire Rawdon introduce Mr.. Mostyn? Their
worth counting
,rong, Ruth" He spoke with little excite
lever deny matrimonial relationships, if they
'tyn and Rawdon are bound together by many
,ereckon such ties relationships. Squire Raw
his two grandsons a year ago Perhaps this
'tually stand in their place. The Squire is
d lie is the last Of the English Rawdons sat
i"
5 Mr.. Mostyn may become Squire Of Rawdon
\
but 4 il is not certain. There IS q large mort
the ejaculation at the same moment, and in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-31

81 ,ooolTEN-Roosd, MODERN, PARK Az RES
ldence. full basement, laundry, gas and cleo
tricity, combination fixtures, hardwood I'm
ish frst door, five rooms and hall have hard
wood floors, beautiful east front lot, S61ax
100; large barn; buildings alone would cost
$4,000 today; ground worth 300; will sell
house and II feet, without barn, for Us, 1901
sewer in, connected and paid for; mantal and
crate; sideboard built-in; house over 10 feet
deep l.. L. Sutherland, premises, 341s PARK
or Oneida block
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-31
BIRTHS.

T BIRTHS.
u Mr.. 'a and Mrs. Chris Anderson. 1910 Second
s'l Mr and p' Mrs. George johnson, 25o2 Bryant
a' Mr.. and Mrs. Charles. Esterly, 1888 Newton
a' Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Barlow, 4a2 Pleasant
Mr. and Mrs. q. J. Sheridan. 2s1s Elliot ave-
MI Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd oushman, 2s47 Sixteenth
avenue Mp aa 81 Sr rs Ado1ph w,dmar1. s1o4 Bloom
Mr an yen Mrs. Dvanseid 4os Ninstesenth
Mr and Mrs.. otto eraschberger, 2o2s Thirty
sei %r. and asni Mrs. Ole Hofstad, 221e Twenty
s.i NJ and and Mig. George F. Andrews. 1927
: Mr. Sh.n and Mrs. Harry Nelson, 2s4s Sheridan
aF mr. and iSy y. Axe, Peterson. 1928 Madison
su Mr. and Mrs. John B. johnson, 1864
Third street NE, girl.
MI Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lindquist, 1920 Fifth street
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Meka, 1872 Fourth street
M: and d, Mr.. 81 Benjamin Ribbls, so6 Thirteenth
AVENUE MI. and Mrs. Alfred skoglund s1e East FIJI
MI Mr. and Mrs. Moses RosenDlum, 1918 Second
| street N, boy.
| MI. and Mrs. louis Eklund, 81s Bryant ave
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, 2a1o Third street
dr. and Mrs. Harold Dahl. l514 Second ave
nue. s, boy. !,
| MI. and Mrs. John A. Farten, 2527 Twenty
Eseventh avenue g. boy.
j Mr. and Julius Baron, 1914 Aldrich avenue
/ N, girl. -
4 MI. and Mrs. w. R. Bentley, els chicag
4 MI. and. Mrs. Herbert F. sewell, s11s Holme
i avenue, boy.
' Mr. and Ms. Charles 3. coskran, 1905 Eight
i N. and Mrs Il. W. harrington, 1875 secon
ayenus n, Sixl
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-31

DEATHS.
Charles R. Kreofsky, 2727 Alma place.
Jessie Mead, 283 Sixth avenue s.
David Murphy, city hospital.
Nina Carlson, '25s4 Twenty-seventh avenue g.
Frank H. Juergens, Thirty-third street and
Lake Calhoun.
Adeiine Kessler, st. Mary's hospital.
Mrs. Simon Iverson, 701 Cedar avenue.
Rachel Gordon, lo14 T Brgant .t avenue N.
Frederick Mathi, Alb Ninth avenue NE.
win Robinson, 9s7 Minnehaha avenue.
David L. Foust 1116 First avenue 8.
M. J. Mcnamara, St. Mary's hospital.
Mrs Harriet Stowe; 400 Fourth street NE.
Jacob Radlee, 26s Twenty second avenue s.
Josiah Bailey, Soldiers, home;. ., -
John Fritzell, 2e19 Fifth avenue s.
Ruth Thorstensen, 2123 Lyndale avenue N.
A. Blofson, 754 Adams street NE.
, Marie Amundsen, Deaconesses hospital.
Hans NeIson 2O19 Second street 8.
Michael sutzik, 1920 Second street. =,
FIizabeth Conner, 2949 Fremont avenue N.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-31
7BuuIDING PERMITS

q Il. Perry, ssH Ndrich, avenue 8, two
MAIDS P. Peterson. 8132 Twentieth ave
nue. s, History frame aweanHn& III.
Gardner Blake d nsH "o ............
Gardner Blake, 11tss Como asenre iSE. lsa-
story frame, dwelling z.
j. 4. walters. iEle Third avenue NE.
I. a. Walters. I9S2 Tnivefsity avenue NE,
iM.story frame dwelling z " J. :. PIX
Mrs. BerthA r.. Rice.- 1892 Grand avenue,
two.story frame dwelling
George IA. Price, 1902 Pierce street ND,
two-story frame dweuine =. ,,..
Nellie p. Crayens 1pl9lA Emsrson avg:
sixteen minor pernitas .s-s.,,s.sr,,.et..
Total coincidence. ..............
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-31

81, 06o-BIGGEST BARGAIN IN THIRTEENTH
ward, on Grand av. near 39th st. eight
room house. electric lighted. bath and city
g. water: good barn and carriage house; two
lots; tine trees and lowering shrubbery.
Sloane McCulloch Agency,
Oneida Block. 1O4 4th st. s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-31

CRADLE, ALTAR AND CRAVE
~. -. MARRIAGE LICENSES. ~ liz
Gail F. BONN and amelia: "A. Halgren. !. !
David W. Morrill, 10 Ruby r. Elliott.
Clara Plude and Efzzie Bullion.
Henry A1mquist and Hilda Johnson.
Harry C. Chapman, Lee, Iowa, and Maud 8.
Taylor.
I. Edward Phillis, Cook county, H., and
Mary Kitchener. Ill.,: -. -.-- 80. a
Sam Silver and Nettie Mescekwoch.
Carl Jemrich and Mary Nieke.
John P. Jensen and Clara House.
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Unfurnished Houses.
For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.

CORNER, SOUTH AND EAST FRONT FLAT,
and one east and north front, ground floor,
finished in mahogany and cherry; finely deco
rated, hot water heat Furnished gas stove.
laundry and storeroom: private entrance. Call
agent, $50 Guaranty building; get key.
r. s. Burhyte.
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MONUMENTS

NORTHWESTERN MANTEL CO., MONUMENTS.
headstones and markers; special designs on
request. Office 40 9th st 8. Granite and
Marble Works. 3517 Hen. av. Both phones.
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

S25 DOWN AND $3.50 MONTHLY PAYMENTS
takes this rev fine home of rooms and yes
tibule, interest included In each payment;
lot 4ox14o, corner, No $500 34th av. 8,
facing east 21a blocks to Mnnehaha carline,
right among those fine large trees. We know
you will be pleased If you buy this home on
easy payment plan. To one who appreciates
bargain this comes to them but once in a
lifetime, as this property will be snapped up
quickly. Possession Sept. l., 1906. The Wis
consin Syndicate, 500 Temple Court. Both
phones.
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BARRIERS, SUPPLIES

FIST NOvED-wE6TEHN DARBERH SvFPxY
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