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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
H. A B. BEER COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. e. Abererosnbie ( 4s-a Gac AAlL5 sawssa Y 57

Co, 7S.s con,nssrcs s,gi st. s'',''V Y
 ssSr.Ss as% SssB .os sGS ra N sys sps ss. ss quoted I today by s the Bank Of of England s been witnessed This unusually high rate, which rates will probably check the movement of gold from Europe to America, but 1t ts escaped. as upwards of $50, ,soS, Ose is said to have been already engaged by American flnaBciers. The result is that the reserve It's m liabilities @ has m ii faiian below the danger line, down to about 35 per cent. against 80 per csnt. last week and about t7 per cent. length len of time of saeh hisn intsFsst rstes .ss by the leading banking institutlon pf the world canuct but haye>An unfayorabls effect be considered now is the possibiittiss in the way of developments that may come of such strained conditions in financial circles a good deal of manipulation geiag on of late in near positions especially in pefen- Der, in the New York market. TedAy the Northern market showed more weRlE Hesss h the December option than at any time since an effort was made to bull the market. The reason for this easiness Is said to be due t0 ton ffom the south for delivery on Bsoesh, Der. ft " tiF
 Memphis is, credited with one firm hay- ing sold 5000 December in the New York market today with such an object in view, and we understand that arFangements are being made at Montgomery to ship l,eoe : baies FsDffff fer tss @SsssS -
 Of all Southern spot markets Savannah relatively the cheapest and there ts no doubt, but that the inducements that have been offered by the recent premium on the December option in New York will attract cotton from Georgia also. 7 -'-' t Based upon statistics pulrpg the market would be warrpnted, the weeks insight promising to be no larger than last weeks Ys SIS. 900 last yeari which wtu cut another hole relatively in the worlds visible supply tomorrow, but the wisdom Of such pperE- tions is questioned when present financial conditions, the worst in s4 years, are given due consideration '--- '-'-
 In support of small crop ideas, there will be published tomorrow census report on quantity of cotton ginned to November lst. The best that can De hoped for Is the aver age Of the past two years for the last pes riod I,721,0 and on tnis basis 1t is proba- bIe that a total of about 6,las.000 will be accounted for, against s,9et,ss5 last year and 6.457.5s5 in 1905. ./
 Yours very truly
 C. c. ABERcROMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
NEW YORK BONDS.

U. s, refundng 9s. registered .... .1oS U. $ Ss. registered S.... ....,......lOs
 do. coupon ,... -... ss.s s.s.'.l .lo3 U. s. New 4s registered .120
 do. coupon coco tsO American Tobacco Is 6e
 do, bS ss's .sss sss' sSA Atchison gen. 4s S4
 do. adjustment 4s ,... ...s 79a Atlantic Coast L1na As .... s,.. ..., s4h Baltimore & Ohio As .'.... 92 Brooklyn k' T, ey. 4s ". .... .... s2s Central of Georgia bs 97A
 do. lst Inc .-'. .''' '''' '' se
 do. End. Inc '.'. co. go
 t". sa ne ,,..N..'. ''.. s..' '' as Chesa. & Ohio 41ss..,. ,... .,.. .... 80
 ron 3bs .,.. ,..... b6 c. B. q. New Is ..., .. ...,.... s7 C r. K. R. 4s ..,. .... .. 5SH
 do. col 5s .... s.>.., 70 c. c. C. & St. L. gen. 4s 4S Col Industrial 5s Ser. A 4S Col Midland as .sss .s's'. ey Col & Southern Is s..s Iy Cuba bs s's' ss'S 's"'s' se Denver & R. Or. 4s ..., ..., ...s s9 Dlstillers See. 5s .... .... see. .. 60% Erie prior lien As ,,., .... .... .. 8sk Erie general fs .... ,... .... s...., 7OA Hooking Valley tAs ace aa.s q. s1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
oHfcAao GR4IN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago Nov d.--whsat prices on the lecal sxehange. broke Be from the hjgh sSsp a %nnpss ssaz and fsssse Sy As napoiai situation. At the close wheat for recehbes delivery was down 2@kc Corn wis s ssr. o s' osss .s svs ss s.a The wheat harket opened weak because by the Bank of England. The opening de- There was general ssliinE ct the start, sS the and became strong because of the cold weather iH Southern Russia.e where & large percent. ssgs 9f ,s ts winter ssss s said q, to winO hsys peg caused by active bidding by exporters was an additional bnllish influence. The market at Winnipeg later declined two thass thFEe cents ffSin the nigh point of the day ta the legal market The close was y pssinssf S sls SRsnfs sp to ssSa sS ssa then declined to s0he.K The close was at 9 Noi7 May gold between sasse and sJ,ssH The corn Wartet was weak: tthe graater part of the day. The early depressing in- tius1ess were lever ssslsss and slssF cola SI then assiiHbd slGHg. gtth that grsip later h the day, The close was weak:
 Rs te 'ssS sod sp td sns Gsss .Asa ss declined to 57c. The close was weak.
 The oats market was dull. Prices were influenced chiefly by the action of wheat and corn.
 December opened %c lower at 4skc; ad- vanced to 48A @4sc and then declined to ASMs. The close was at t7M e Met Local receipts were 7b csFe.
 Provisions were weak early in the day because of selling by packers and loweF prices for live hogs, Later the loss was nearly all regatned on covering by shorts. tip 5c at SIS aS. Lard vas off 2hc at sA.72M. Ribs were 2h @6c lover at 10he.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
LWERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Nov. T.-Close; Spot cotton in fair demand;, prices four points lower; -- American middling fair s.-.b. Do ssood mtddling s'.'''o lo Middlipg .... 's.' '''-''..b D 's3 Low middling .s..0. bI Good ordinary ..'.O'ZS Ordinary .... ..,,4 'bS
 The sales of the day were 5000 bales of which 1OOO were for speculation and export and Included 7.300 American. Receipts l5,- 0O0 bales, including 13,700 American.
 Futures opened easier and closed steady . American middling zoe.
 November .... .... .... ..-. ......5.72 November December ..b. 6e bA Deeember-January go January February 60 Hebruary-M March ....5.66 Harch- Apru ..s's. .0.b9 4pril>May '.s'b % h Ilay-June s...b .b0 5k Enne-July ......b. .6b bs Nuly-August .....s ..b.64
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
NEW WORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW okLEANs COTToN.

New Orleans Nov. 7.-sDot cotton was firm with prices unchanged, middling 1e%c. Sales were 5000 bales on the spot and $50 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady, four to five points below the close of yesterday, reflecting the poor showing at Liverpool The presence Of several large buying orders in the mar ket aided materially in bringing an advance and the scarcity of offerings around the ring was also helpful in keeping prices up , m the late session, the market dropped back under bear pressure, and the close found the active months two to six points below the close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
KANsAR nITY YIYE sTOOK.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Nov. 7.--t'offae fntuFas opened steady at unchanged prices ta. an advance bles and smaller receipts. There was e renewal of December liauldafloh but this the market showed little Change GnuI hate in the day when 1t weakened under heav- fer afferlpgs presumably for lenE ecnount and the close was steady. net unchanged to ten points lower, sales were reported of 77,250 bags, including:
 peGempeF .''' '''' ''' s.'. to @o- eV March '''. 's.. '.'' '..'S S.S6 May sss.O.1VW0- V ? June t...ssss eco ssSs ssss F~o 'PVWSsVV Soptfmber ..ss s.sss.0.e0 .. , OctoDeF ysr1rSa " D. VV
 Spot coffee quiet; Rio No 2 eho; santos No! So: mild coffee dull; coFdovA 2 < o 12%e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
MoNreoMERE cuRRENF QU0rAFIoNs.
tCorrected Daily.I These prices are at wholesale and not [

lCorreeted Daily.l These prices ars at wholesale and not to stsTchWcorn seloc; stspdsra goods pearl 4hc; gloss lump Ac; nickel goods s3. Lard-Lsaf lls; eompopRd loc; basis Ries-Extra fancy head yhci fancy head s%SIc; Sa broken @Si; yiivig,Pp iIaPaRR R0d s"Ss%e' Yinegar-psr gallon isG3ac.
 coftes-Grean common aA 9los; prime sh e Toe: choice li@l2c. fancy lsoi4he. crackers-xXx soda 6 ske; XXX Ginger ssEdinSs-Amsrican mustard ss.SB; H-oiI cheese-FuII cream daisies. Isc: singles 17hc; ID. cuts, square 1Sc.
 GTnin ans HaHtaS sS ;aSs sSoris corn chops 76c; white corn sSc; oats mixed 6sci white 65c; white clipped sec; timothy hay 1.20; Johnson grass soc.
 Fruit and Produee-rapcy apples King SC CO., 20 oz. s5.75; Wipesap l,50; Brazil nuts, large 14hc: medium l4e; soft shell smsas smSna? ssas s9 De. 5aa fh aPsy bu $l O5; onions red globes per bu $I.O5; cabbage per crate S1.75; Rutabagas per bag RaisiRs ti.so box; eoeoanpts S4; 50; fancy H. r. peanuts hc lb.; choice H. P. peanuts 7c lb: Navy beans $3 bu.
 Wool-Clean s2Ae; bury wool l2ho to Hides--Dry flpts i2c: dry salted lOc: Prime Cotton Seed Meal-s27. 90.
 Molasses-Georgia cane bbi. a7c gallon eases, gallons $S 50 per case; maple syrup. Log Cabin Brand, gallons sI4; # gallons $7 50; quarts S425 per doz Chickens-Hens S5@40c; flyers 20925c; broiers 25c: ducks 30c.
 sugar-Granulated s%e; F. Y. C. BAc. Eggs-22hc.
 Country Butter-15c per lb.; Jersey butter soc.
 Bagging-New jute 50 yd. pieces. lb, 11Ac; new sugar sack 1% lb. SIC; To. lOei second hand sugar sacks 'h Vs19e. Ties New Arrow Sl.2O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08

It was not until the bank statemsnt was is sued that the market fully realized how
 heavy had been the draln on the sold re- serve. ThS figuEa& showed the hweelfs decrease ta be 3,JaSseT pounds. the total reserve being l7,Ga4,79b pounds. against 2. s3Seo2 pounds last week ana 19.D7B.3s0 pounds at this time last year. There were inquiries in the market this morning for snathsr I,26e, Qao pounds in gold for .AEner- flea. -----, ...
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
RECEIPTS ARE LIGHT
LOCAL MARKET IS CONSEQUENTLY
 DULL.
GEnneEsf Report to be Issued Today and May Cause Some Activity Spots are 1kc
 Off.

Receipts of cotton in Montgomery contip- ue very light, and the market is consequent lK dull The ginners' report will be issued this moring and may influence the market to some activity.
 down from wednesday's close yesterday morning. Later January cotton advanced te l0.se and declined to 10. IS, finally clos ing at 10. 20.
 Spots were quoted yesterday Re off.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
NEW YORK DRY GOODs,

New u..-. Nut F.--The dry gooda mar ket was very unsettled today consequent ~ .iho Hns"tt'ed financial situation Many mills are being asked to Withhoid ship Q scatteroing character. .lk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
ST. LOUIS GRAIN,

st. Louis Nov. 7.--(special. )-Wheat on track 2 red 94; 3 hard s4: Dec. s9% @k {; Si.oi% to 9SIh July 9s range 941s to s3
 Corn on track, 2 corn 55. new 57 to 5S; old white 57l 95s. Dec. 532S range 54h to 53Bqh. May 5sAi range 57 to 55% e oats on track, oats ls; N. 9 white 47: N May 4S%a, July nonA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08

Japan tKs, nsrtificates ..., .,,. .s M
 do. End. Series 70. .,.. .s.. s4b L. N. Unified Is .... co. ..... 94 Manhattan con. gold ls .... .... .... se Mexieah Central As .... ......... 13 -sis do. 1st Inc .... ......... ...... lsh M4pn- C 6t, L. 4e .... 70. se Mis,. X, & Texas fs ..-. '... .... '. sg Nat. R R of M con. Is .... .... :. 7sM N. Xs Central gen. sMs .... .... .. SC N. T. Central ger. 6s s... ......i19 Northern Pacific As .... 70. s., .. ek Norfolk & West. con. 4s .... .... .. SO orfson Short Line rfdg. Is :. .. 80 renp. ey.. Shs -. -... :.'' ..-. ssH St, |. ( | N. con. ss .,.. ....1oz St. L. & S. y, IS, 4s .... ...s s..t. 70 St |. Swest, con. is ,..! =. .... e2 Seaboard Air Line <s .s., :. g2h Southern Pacific 4s .... .... .. s,.. IS
 do. tst> As eevtifieates .... .... .. sth southern ky. bs s.ss ssss.. el h Texas & Pacific lists .,,. s..s ,sss..l lQs Toledo, St. Y. < " As .... .... ,... 5zh uniop Facifio As .,,. .... ts
 do; ey, n .,,s ..,' ..'. s'.. = saA U. s. Steel 2pd. ks ...s s..... txb WaDeshi 1sts s,., ..s' ssss s'.stge Western Md, Ss .... .ss. .. eth Wheeling 6 r. Erie 4s .,., .... ..,. 7e Wlsconsiu GeptFA ts .... .... s.es .f 9hh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
ST. LouIs. LIVE STOCK.

St. Louis Nov. T.--eattls feceipts 15s0o0, and active, Texans strong and shade higher: Beef steers s ;....... ..ss,SSSS Sa.eS SaseS Texas steers .... .... .. 2.60 co 5.0O Cows and hetfers ...J... ts26 70 s.e5
 Hogs, receipts $500. Market IS to zoe lower:
 Pigs and lights .... ...... t.5O o 5.s5 PackerS a.oo " 0.So Butchers and best heavy. 5.20 Q 6.45
 Sheep, receipts 1,2Dp. Market steady: Natives ss.... s.Se W 6"1o [ Lambs .... s... A.00 c B.6O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
wEATHEs coND.II9Hs AND GENERAL

1ho NoonA Auu tno AtNOtu8 VIII temAtu stationery. f-N
 WEATRER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL FORECAST.
 The low barometer area that was central over West Virginia yesterday has moved to eastern New YoFk. where M now forms Q very decided storm center. It has caused rains and htgh winds in northeastsrn dts tricts. the rainfall being moderately heavy along the north Atlantic coast. An area cf relatively high barometer covers the vaiis and where the tempsfaturs has fallen from six to twelve degrees. Fair weafh~ sr also prevails over most of the interior and westward to the Pacific coast though an area of tow barometer central over west srn Kansas is causing Increased efoud4ness and higher temperatnre in portions of the middle west, end the barometer has xiaen somewhat over the extreme Northyesk
 Conditions now favor fair and warmer weather in Aiabama tonight and Friday. yTemperature snd pfecipltatien as report- ed by the Weather BHnaau for selected SoRthsrp stattons during thp. 4st hours, cad tnk a.m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
NEW YORK COTTON OIL.

New York. Nov. 7.-Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude 24hc; do. yellow 36e.
 Sugar raw quiet; fair refining Ss 40; cen trifugal ss-test f3. 80; molasses sugar ts. %; Rafined steadN se----
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
TOcAT ouoTArToNs

Local cotton was quoted yesterday at: ANs@aAAnE ....-IO O-l6e Strict nliddling ........ .... ... ..10 7-Ise
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
NAVAL STORIES.

NAVAL STORES.
 Charleston. Nov. 7.-Turpentine quiet ; 45Ac; sales none.
 Resin quiet; sales none ABCD $s. .4O@55; N &4.s5; s5.46; VIC f5 b6; wv S6 O5. Savannah, Nov. 7,-spirits turpeBtine firm AK @4 @45c sales 5s7; receipts 1,229; ship ments I'll.
 Rosin firm sales 22S; receipts sees shipments S,s75; stocks 94,09s. Quote: ABC DE Ss .5O@60: FIG 8. .55q60; IT Ss .6097O: I$4 %; K S4.sO; M S5.O0; N s5.50; we $6. %; wv s6.10.
 Wilmington, Nov. 7.--Turpentine nothing doing: receipts 33 casks.
 Resin nothing doing: receipts 119. Tar firm $2 80; receipts 41.
 Crude turpentipe firm S2. S5; SS.S and S3, 50i receipts forty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEnr nRLEANs sPOT COTTON

New Orleans, Nov. 7.-Spot cotton firm; sales S,65O bales. Receipts S,726 stock 176,- sos.
 Low ordinary nom %. 69sc Ordinary nom .... '... I-l6c Good ordinary, nom SAc Low middling .... COG 9@c Middling ssss s'ss .ss'4UAc Good mtddling COG 'llc Middling fair ss's s'''ll i2c Fair, nom ..s. .... .....l2Bc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08

On the Produce Exchange today the but ter market was steady; creameries 20@24cl daires 1oc. --
 Eggs steady; at mark cases included 1s Cheese steady t2h@1Ac,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
E---gailins
s-Risin

RIVER FoRECAsT. The coosa, and the Alabama will remain stationery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08

CLOSING sTOCK I.IsT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08

Total today at all ports continent 16.s5s; stock 7fs,, Consolidated at all ports sentiment 7s.51i; Japan 34s
 Total since Sept. l, at all France 1s2,7o3; continent 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
xHE wEAruER.

lWipdI Rsin state of weaths, Time Hemp Ipr. .hr.J ip. & and direction '.s lIeotbsl sf wipd,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-22
CONDITION MUCHlMPROVED
Good Work Done in Cutting Weeds
and Cleaning up
Communicated

The makeup and healtAeulness Of
the city has been wonderfully improv-
ed in the last few days as the observer
must have noticed owing to the charge
made and execution done by he heavy
brigade under the command and per-
sonal provision Of Officer Killion.
From 9Th street and Illinois all
the way south to Minnesota avenue
the unsightly weeds have been cut
and great service rendered to the gen
eral appearance Of the city.
The brigade is now at work put
ting in deadly licks on the 9Th. street
ditch and the improvement is steadily
progressing. May the good work
be kept up and go on until every weed
in town will Be downcast and subju-
gated. Give Officer Killion and his
invincible command full swing and our
town will be much improved.
CITIZEN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-22
new STORE
WILL OPEN
KOhu and Goldsmith will Be Ready for
Business Saturday

Messrs. Kohn and Goldsmith who
are going to open the Fair Store at
211 Chickasha avenue, in the room va
Gated by the Brown Drug Co., are rap
idly getting their stock in order and
will be ready to do business on Sat
urday Of this week. They will carry
an entirely new and complete stock
Of goods, which was carefully select
ed during Mr.. Goldsmith's three weeks
trip to eastern markets. A fine line
Of millinery viii also be carried, in
charge Of Mrs. Hawkins, a former en-
ployee Of the firm.
The rames, Kohn and Goldsmith,
are not new ones in Chickasha and the
proprietors Of the Fair having been
in business here before, already have
the confidence Of the people. They
will be glad TO welcome all their OLD
friends and patrons at the fair, and
hope to soon see new ones.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-22
NO DANGER FROM VACCINATION
The Doctors Give Assurance and En-
dOrse the Movement

We, the undersigned physicians
and surgeons of Chickasha, for the
Of allaying the fears Of the
public, wish to state
that there is no more danger in vac
cination this time Of year than at any
other time, and further that we are
heartily in sympathy with the compul-
sorry vaccination Of school children
in this city
R. J. Baze, A. B. Leeds, J. c. Am
brister, R. Fl. shippey, Charles T
Brown, G. H. Thrailkill, J E. stin-
son, Maurice Buchsbaum, Simpson
Markson, j. 0. Wharton, Martha Bled-
soc, NJ. Coryell, DR.. Lafferty, H. Dean
E. L. Dawson, R. P. Tye.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-22
RENDERED FINE POSITION
Deacon jonOs Offered $4,000 Job But
Declines Busy with Street
Railway

Deacon Scott Jones received a let
ter this morning from the president Of
the Oklahoma Central railroad tender
ing him the position Of general live
stock agent for the road at a salary
of $4,000 a year. He was highly pleased
with the compliment thus pad him
out has decided he cannot accsps the
position. 81 am too busy witk street
railway affairs to give any time to
any other business" SAID he The
Deacon is an old timer in the live
stock business and knows the con
ditions perhaps as well as any man ia
the country.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-22
NEW line Denver
TO GALVESTON
ANOTHER THEORY ESPLODES
AS to the ide iiity Of the Murdered
Man-WhO is Nextl

A sensation causel a couple Of days
ago by some farmers near Chickasha
who thought they could identify the
unkonwn dead man here as another
farmer named Morgan, was short liv-
ed, due to a letter received from Mr.
Morgan, who is now in New Mexico.
They claimed he features Of the dead
man were Identical with Morgan's
and had just decided that the vest
worn by the man when found was the
same as worn by Morgan when he left
home, when a letter came and shat
tered every clue.
The Identification Of the murder
ed man by a process Of elimination
would be rather tedious, but at least
one more possible case is out Of the
way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-22
PROMINENT
REPUBLICAN
Deserts The Sinking Ship Because He
Wants Statehood

Sulphur, I. T., Aug. o. Declaring
that he favors immediate statehood
and that to aid in assuring the adop-
lion Of the constitution and the en-
actment Of consistent laws thereun-
der he intends to vote for its known
friends, ]. P. Lockwood, republican
county committeeman, has resigned.
In his letter making known his plan
Of action he declares that Frantz
viii never be governor again, except
BY appointment and scores him for "at
least winking at the doubtful proceed
ings Of the Tulsa convention
Mr.. Lockwood says:
Or. w. II. Powell,
Chairman Republican County Com
mittee,
Palmer, Ind. Ter.
Dear Sir:
Il herewith tender you my resig-
nation as county committeeman, and
offer my reasons therefor:
"d) am for the proposed eonsti-
tuition, first, last and all the time.
(a) because to be for it is to stand
Continued on Eighth Page.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-22
BY the Nominees Of
n
the I eOple--OOuIlIY
Candidates meet
With Favor

The democratic nominees for coun-
ty Offices are actively at work in the
field and are meeting with great en-
couragement everywhere. They have
a big advantage over their opponents
from the fact that they have been co.
ing among the voters Of the county for
several months while the republican
candidates have just entered the field.
Another thing that the voters are TAX
ing note Of is the fact that the demo-
cratic candidaes were nominated by
the people while the republican candi-
dates were put out by handful Of
politicians in a convention
The general feeling was well ex-
pressed by a we'll known democrat who
said, II didn't get all my favorites
nominated in the primary, but that
makes no difference to me. ! hold
that when man goes into a primary,
he is in honor bound to support the
nominees whether he gets bis person
al choice Or not. ! hold that the sue
cess Of the democratic party is above
any personal likes or dislikes When
man like Lee Cruce comes out for
his opponent, | think I.ean well al
ford to follow his example especially
when We have as fine a set Of men fol
county offices as the democrats have
nominated in this county"
L. K. Taylor for senator, and Dr.
Riddle and Robert Johnson for repre-.
sentatives, have made a splendid i'm.
preston and are sure winners. Dem
ocrats realize that they can't afford
to take any chances on republican
legislatnre-they want separate
coach law; they want two democrats
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-22
WINNING CAMP AIGN
Is Is Being MAGED

sent to the United States senate; and
want laws maze to carry out tie con-
stitution.
Judge Williams and Bert Barefoot
are meeting with favor everywhere
among the people and they are recog-
nized as the right men for county
Judge and county attorney, respective
ly. ]. R. Callahan for district clerk,
Joe Lindsay for county clerk, George
Petty for register Of deeds and W.
S. Kilgore for treasurer, are all old
war horses, are popular in all sections
Of the county and will undoubtedly
be the coice Of the people for the Of
fices they are seeking. And there's
r. H. Wilson for county superintend-
ent, E, H. Peery for surveyor and
those three splendid men for county
commissioners-Ed F. Johns, Milas
Redingfield and Sell Persley all Of
whom impress the voters as men enl-
inently qualified for office and worthy
Of being honored.
For sheriff big, brave Mart Louth-
an is growing more in favor every
day. The better the people get ac-
quainted with him the more they are
convinced that he is the best man t.
/ whom to entrust the enforcement Of
the laws in Grady county. Louthar
is winner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-22
STOCKHOLDERS.


rand facilities against
d DAYLIGHT h5 Hssoel and You'd appreee yo nanss p