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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23
a Drcp in the Black Bucket

The TaN!"r Tro, vool.
= nr of nrr rnr.,p,;lrrc,: < :, ,hn
north OF us have had such a way of
maxim" many noisy remarks when
some one like the mond Miss Jeans DIV
"S i million of dollars or 50 toward
hP*r" "hncaii"n in the Sunth ;hal an
iIllniormcd pcrSun would think that
II WaS something new. the truth of
the mater Is just this: The South yivrs
an'N1''r tanA elves il in The lr;,oS1
sense III the word cnnu"h monrv TO-
ward the education Of illitcratr ne
"rocS t" make all the donations from
north of The Ohio River >inrr lhr be-
"lhnln" OF tune. seem II mere bayatrilc
III comparison. The interest on mil
hon dollars recently given hr this.
g"nd Quaker wuuld amount to some
thing like $:}3.000. or at most $4O 900
annually. which is nnly Il medium size
drop IN very large bucket of south
'rn appropriations. When it is realiZ-
CT that the southern states have sprnt
some $'25. 1000 or $3.50 900 900 in
educating the negroes since they were
freed, and that this has been spent
prneipally in the primary educa-
tlon Of negro children the structures
upon her for not having done her part
become The index fingers of ignor-
ance.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23

meesii!l%, ard why III The name of o,r
'n't Is reasonable should ouorun
VI 'he 80 councilmen Of Richmond be
compelled to deal with such a mass
o1 SPECIAL matter9 1t is the unvorv-
ing experience of all business concerns
'ha1 all such matters Of detail ,s s,l-
arles Tor subordinates and petty reo-
"'a'l"ns should be passed upon bv a
competent head for .hat department.
40 successful business oruanizo,ion
III Alrcrlea would refer to its board
OIL directolS the class Of ,ucstious
wllirh The council is obliged io com
sidcr. :" Ion" rs this s,rlc of ,J-
mlhlS'ratlon remains the affairs Of the
citE VIII never receive that sys,em-
a'lc ana coherent direction upon
winch success depends. The wondu,
Is that we hNvr ,lnnn H. we'll y. wa
nave and that the city has prospered
is proof of its inherent STRENGTH
and II" h:ne>ty If the council. Hut
" h"'rN,y is m"! ,'rurr against
MlNtnkr,, :"l H." ''".. ;n.,ri;n,. >,
"a'ih will never I,rvm;, our ri,y r,,u-
rll /" %,v" rs Il business a,lmiuistro-
'i"h under the system which our
present charter rastcns rr us.
What Richmond needs - a business
"r"2nlZAll"n for a business ritv
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23
Municipal Government,
RlchmoNI Timr>-Ni<nalrh.

t'iiHl''tI mos 'l> ll1lrii.
y. r.@n would blame even R;u,l,,'
for not ra;nliM.. na~tc!nicr.. if H.,
only utensils were broom and a
Whi'"wa~h brush. Nor could pnid;a<
himself chiscl ouI salahlr statue
with crnw'ar alone. When -"
work Is criticized the c"nt;liuu> m
der which the WrrN was dome mn-r !"
considered, and /" Better ihr work ,nr
il"S' and most obvious step i /" bet
Ter the conditions. Here in Rich
m"nd eur municipal administration
Is II iumblcd and rumhrnuS affair.
which Is carried on with great loss Of
energy and time because the machin-
"'N : h"rrIc>>ly ~ unfit fo' the work in
hand.
Il i not III" fault Of the council
men that ii J have to assemble. de
bate and pass an ordinance "tn re-
pnlrc the keeper Of Monroe park 10
"cSlYnalc Il man 10 trim the hedges ON
Monument avcnuc' with as much
forma!ity rs "a resolution awarding
1hr contract for rchahililatinr The
cas- works to The Stacy Manufacture
III" company nj a roSt Of $3l0.O00. =
II Is far cry frrm trimming hedges
10 bulIdln" Il "aS plant costing %3l0.-
600. but the council has to supervise
both. anI if neither are we'll dome. i;
Is really not the fault Of thc council
as a whole. Rather il is the fault Of
system which So loads petty details
upon men who are already burdcncl
with their own business cares that il
Is ali absolute impossibiIily for all
thc details to he properly executed.
On last Monday night the council
was in session five hours. Durin.
that time it passed 2G ordinances and
resolutions, debated and tabled or de-
fcatcd a number of others. raised y
great number Of salaries. refused 9th
crs. sprinklcd streets with oil. com
pensatcd an cmplnye who was kick
ed by n mule. and declined TO raise
The pay Of the lampighters and
marllct employees. This was a busy
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23

AyTo REG1srRlAr1oN
Mr.. ,DeBruhl Thinks Law Reo,;roa
Revision Of Books Only Before
General Elections.

Inc condition Of the registration
'ooks III the severa! coun'ies is s,;l(
Fup Tor discussion in official c;ro,oa
The governor has received 4 Ir.,nr
from Alr +. NJ. Cannon, supervisor
or registration Tor Chesterfield r,,.n
~ III winch nc asks if he law re,u,;r-
ing the lists TO be revised bcrorc n,n,,
election r"1e:* to specie! elcc,;nns
: such as &c proposed election ON thn
o'spehsary question. Tn: letter was
'referred t" he attorney :r,,c"a] and
n an opinion il is held by Assi,,an,
Attorney General DcBruhl thai Ihc
law'%Sefers only to general elections
Tine Provision i'll question is Scc,ion
ISL orr the Code OF 1902. which
reads a>N follows "Thc board Of rcn-
i>tra,ion \Shall revise the list Of r,..-
i>'crr' "'ce~ars at least ten days pro-
ccdin~ each elr'ii ion and shall craso
thercfrom the "tAIlnes{of all registered
electors VIII" havp Ibecome DISQUALIFIED
may appear 10 IL AVE died or removed
from their respYl Ylctivc counties or who
may have been illegally or rraudu-
lrnily registered. -
Several days ago the governor ro
cc're" letter from the supervisor Of
Williamsburg W county. together with y
letter from one Of the supervisors of
registration for that county in regard
/" lA1 Supervisors action in rcfus;n.
t" "rdcr an election in that county.
II Will be recalled that the board of
registration stated that they had gone
over the books and aSccrtaincd th,t
lhc number Of names on thc nc,;ti,u
"F election were more than one
l"WIh OF the total number of m,oli-
ilrd electors. but the supervisor rc-
fused 10 order an election on this
showing. rcQuirin" that the board of
registration certify TO him the total
number Iof electors. The situation;
was brought to. the attention Of the
Governor, who wrote to Supervisor
Sm"lctary in regard TO the matter
The letters, settin" forth the position
"i the county supervisor and the
board OF registration. were forward
ct TO the governor and by him refer
red to all attorney general. MI. De-
Bruhl has decided that if the board
OF registration will Furnish t.,c county
supervisor certificate that The eight
hundred and siXty-six names on the
petition asking for an election are
onc-fourth of the qualified electors
or the county the election should be
ordered. although the exact number
Of qualified electors is not certified
to. lie holds that if the supervisors
OF registration have ascertaincd the
number Of electors with sufficient ac
curacy TO know that 966 are one
fourth of the total number this is
all that is necessary, since complete
revision of the rolls may decrease
but could not increase the total num-
Der of qualified electors. 1t would
appear from this that the people of
Williamsburg" are entitled TO IN clcr
tlon on the diSpensary if the other
requirements of the law have been
complied with.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23

Tw" hundred and fifty million dol
lars per year would be saved if elec-
tr!'1tE were TO surplant steam en-
;lrely.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23

Lace Curtains-White.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lace Curtains
81 inches wide, button hole stitched
around edges Extreme lcny', ,,z
yards, i'll beautiful patterns. Regular
price per pair ss 90, special isrice
per pair ST.7s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-29

DOCTOR MrGpHMIgk
CUnT< TUF GIOUuW HABIT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-29
COOLIES OF READY CASH IN
ALBUQUERQUE
Statistics Show that People
Have Sever Tnes as Much
Money as IN 1900

MI
-"
@n1 truss c1npzr are h4HlEE Eeli
frg1bsA sxf- - mere
~
A0@g2@Fqze and M e@nE'
have osgdaes u hs casa ssr
,wuz
-.
4A2 ~-l51AE
Dor n eourse % All 'hs
general air Of r-e-sty n1zt g
wu
a5oge Zr- sS-@ -
~ytsfsa- ~ 80 49,.
t-a 80 -
Tao va, -a N-frss-
rAtenea fase - 80 srr7 -
fr-r ! III, -
r@-aAfHrv - " 80 -
TaerA = ~ -l1- - -r-w
~-o-senfssor 4 - -
s-ugvergua r@@T a - We
rsve 80 49, -. - - -
-. - 60 ~-r -
81 rfra eer1s - w.-i -
0thsr - T-e-o $500
m xog hsve ----te - 80 =
and Sar. - 49, ~ - 49, -
-Tv1sm@nt. 80 - ~ Te--s
Hal cssL - -
dssroars ~ - - al -
Pc q. - --s - s-1e-9t1
nr8er 49, ~-+ 80 -
gro4 sfscha -. 49, $500 -.
s-,-r effw 49, a. i seo - -
gtvFiar tqrs ssre-a = -. e.
: xslSIrr ~ .-5m ;tss 10 sf9E
Ter acre
rssnty-,ro esa.e ss-foo. lots in
T~ofve~Ffv uaFvA.r f-ow &C. - stas,
each ''
gYfaen ehotce rs-<-o- ro.s &, us--
err adsf-fg- r. xt,0 ~ Sg00 80
sfx chnfra sscf~sa r. - ii CIT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-29

Herman @o9Azsr. manzEer u -
HareF Car6g Fp Left - fh@ - r
ateF1aF aft@-gez FIR w@sg-r %eH
MeEee W. e gsFuew ,rD
Eea A. e GoaEzl q Cagtgr,
~ 81 f u fae Clayton
-1na afrs ar.en6gng tie Ep&ngh
~ a r1nfs~@-ce here
To correct q rails lD6@UtandInE
Mzaawr Nation - the E0 Ia@ater
ws ~ ~asHeVne@ fhat p tickets 20
a E1g Girl H@l fGF - e@rE
81 ard s box av alone selling
Tor g.
r. u HAL ~ sae FOREST ssrg1ce sra
t1rH1 il ere J@reE reserve ieft akt
rgnr frr Palfa and Pesi1. iEis ~
a6 zrter place he wfH - married
fg A Lsse Rider formerly "
Santa Re
Mr. J < Cr-ama wife - the Pos-
Gal Telegraph ~ Ash FprE
Was q IRE esp aAsf night 80 route %
the Arizona station after q sisf 70
EsnE CTS end other eastern p95EU
TEE gseaEaEs formerly Used in Alta
eurrU9#
Joan y Reans. formerly n ths
city arrived r. the city ~geserday and
ler lag E-gnt fyr willard. NheFs ne
gees so receive 1889 sheep shieh he
afE snip % Colorado for feeding par
WV AHr 8# MINI MaH EHar a4aNH
~ FaeeD business % q largs scae 20
Colorado
3 r sah the popular merchant u
is'eta arrived ln the citF lsss night
Hon. g. , Hagefman. - Roswell
arrived ast night for a short flst IN
AliuqBerq9r
Dennls MrD9raId eft last night fnF
NeW York CITY where - ralie1 IN
account ~ The serious Illness ~ hif
slsfeF
Nr u Bf6o. uife n Ben Blbo
.he aAI Ensan merchant and sheep
gr9Nar ~ E4bg y ~ VISITED 10 ihe
ITS yesterday
AibertI soeiL reDra@nf TX the South.
western Br~HeV and ie- esmfauT
caves today On the Esrsneia auto fgr
business trip through lhe E1AneIa
wiley
NJ Harry r. gysB. ~ SsE YORK
p no has beer in Albuquerque Tor sew
.rai weeks eff Last night f0F Ffag-
Arz where 70 become as
trt a H1rer Efeuaent Ereen. ~ the !,
Black Mrsa forest F@serse one - the
srR@t ~ the government reserves in
Ariz1ra-
John q Lnaey. aged D. years for
ueriF q clerk In one ~ the govern Z
sent ofhce 10 Warrington - q. Died
asf highs 20 hfs rgyHuf 11T sputn Wal
~ street 4 sister Als- EH ma Aau-
vino arrived here SUNDAY night
.aa az b bedside whfn en- end came
wiH accompany the remains tack
% W~HhlngtDn a father and I've sff-
survive b defrased j,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-29

'M W~ sFsnsa-rrss 10 fhe
ra 81 zEz fagem1n zcree-
* FreE JaC1as11- EegnsA
p n EzrB maEr me1e
here br lass HsEr Tor WTzsoH Az
- nsg rhe 1s-rscr sh1pe ard Esgz6
A01- there
SKY q rEeTFL 6fn SPECIAL
sge1r - EEe AlB4el aiFssr- ar
% FIRE E Azs1 uzn- % esr ns
family
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-29
LOCAL ITEMS or INTEREST


-
- u - srsrf fAss Fss $3.50 z1t 20
retrs asar Mef-rE r~Esr 9sS1a@@
ms Faa1af ysAaxrsZo Ce@SHnE. Erss
Fnsas SO sEEsaas at1 "a. pAp@r NfN
= - 6sBnfs1 ~ q ESes4zg zsssazGsr =
TeAsZENMe -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-29
DELAY CLAUSE is
FINALLY LIFTED
BY THE POSTAL
Telegraph Messages TO All
Parts Of the County Nov
Taken Under Usual C0ndi-
tons BY the Company.

According ~ an official circular
Iaw received - Manage T. II Has
kna - th4 Postal Telegraph and Ca
BE company Co this city. the Pona
nos receives message A. az ls w-
fees lr ghe United states under che
1s4ai cCE1liEClz The focal office has
been sOgng ~ for a good wsle. but
lt g only during ire as- Nezk thar
the flb3s- 90 delay clause @ been
omitted al over ihe country b the
Postal lr receiving message This
make The final chapter IN the to-
rsphers strike a. far a., the Postal
company r. concerned
The Chnsflan EudeaEgr z0c.etF =
the FresbEteriar church Viii give q
tpHeeu social 81 rae church par
VIZ Thursday esenlrg October 81
Admission lsc. r-frezhmerts free.
WANTED.
A. n. rraeuzma-@A@x s0n~ Ncns
sshsf n-~c sD1tE
40 -.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-29


Weafiur F8Faa-f.
Masa sgtuC. 0FL z8-New MfEscf
~ Arizona Fair Tee and
Wein@ay aarme o. n5uf gra
Nm II q rm - River o..
Et Yreraa9 D AHhegze
y O. Ee1re1g srd afe ~
af nrs fn ere
Bf p Newh~E ~
Wa yfs %
1er9ar
Da.1 Hschraeh ~ E~ar y
~ rpeaf Besfe p the COTS
frsnda
= H Har-sss athena =
Have Aprt a ar arrival tl fn-
$3.50 gsfFlaF
al Ma ne foeai travelling mar
ms~f rs Essanra yesterday rnDr- -
1n & buaE@m usqH
a baby sir aas born NF and
Mrs e a Gilman - sf@ %Yrh
@Frh street F4ada morning
a al1 Fl E1 saI1 and We're
M9Ef8yA ~ C4hs nfsFHI county
srt gsr&as ~ Albuquerque
H. cgpp ie6 laef nIeht far 3 20
aefnf fauau sEerE fte Pc GFarfe
b sesrh ~ a4a ard other aH
Colonel HNnfef tne Htrg men
uert 10 Lamv tssf riza NJ fraTrf
No 2 o. mnst he dauEfi~r. refsrrirg
hems frgm The east
gamea n smith an8 ~ q N4E
conner deputy Enlisd stes fGannah.
wers p-a@ergsra 0E 40 ~ Tor Ssnfa
- yesterday morning
- 49, Hgl-e ~ cI9s -
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81 49, 80 ~ p-~kwafar tas,es
-.mm - 80 4--
rssg.r Z. era p.-s .v
80 80 $500 - 49, n
nr.ef fEltnsF 4. ~teferram ror-
4F.-r ~ frfeF4xa-re - fF- +
$780, ~ 49, $780,
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- t.. m,t - a. re-
g@er.~ $3.50. $500
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- 1890 ~ wrEfrtm Unit
. .~ narrr = NJ
me 3 N y ri ~ ~ PINT Rap
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- fffs averinE al -sa The mem
hfs IN Inc sarosa eBmuiffeen arr
.aaasssaN ~ come pranarsf fa reuqff.
Tfs raaasf III ar MarzaTa fsra
seaf tN4ru-fFrm Fssm aH del
Ranaag wfn - hsfB thrs mo n.rr|
f+sv ihs @rfrsg Heat fh.rrh int.n
~ ~ ~ 80 T.sae rewasere A nur-
bsuf ana gra end survive the De-
rasssa
q n V1rrkar WatfeF States wrr-
shei -. rsrs - rgsaal s ~ .a
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f1f tD1F =
Ain Irene kra@mff srg
A4uuQufrGue gin au1 3D. hard D.
MHsu asrs united Us mav zoos
aaf rlEnf an nc homo m Arf - Al1
lef f-f south Eaifn street PSI ne
it1 J Rollins The nr1 sratl
Mu Myrtle MuFisr I9tr
rnl ~ ha-r iHr1 .hf
~ lmmr
aiatel. N supper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-29

NOTHING MORE ApPROPRI-
ATE FOR CHRISTMAS THAN 4
PHOTOGRAPH. ONE DOZEN CAB
INET PHOTOGRAPHS
50 90.
MILIET STUDIO.
Zf5 WEsT RAILROAD AVENUE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-29

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-29

CDENS
GUARANTEED To BE CURED OR
MONTY REFUNDED. DITTMARS
SANITARY CORN RINGS rs A NEW
INVENTION. PRICE 25C PER BOX.
SHOE STORES. OR SENT BY
MAIL On RECEIPT OF REMIT
IANGE. Address EMIL DITT-
MAR f02 MCLELIAND BLOCK.
DENVER. COLO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-29

z0-acre ranch. one miAe from city:
cat $50 TONS r1iE season. FUuf lots,
c0rneT Gofd axe and BigfFyh - IN
qufre J. Borradabe. III Cord ave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13

The Chick0Sh0 Express
EVANS SMITH, PUBLISHERS
George H Evans Editor Bryce P smith Bus. Mgr.
zassa "a. gsas q. ss sssss e-
Chiekasha, Ind. 1er.. nOreh IS. 1902
And sn thss Assessments Have you the asssssor'
No doubt about uow the "chieasha gait
thing is keep it.
The high tide Of chekasha reached last night the
banquet Now let's keep her steamed up.
Anyway te Thaw trial will be soon over something
thankful fo but think Of the endless appeals to come
The fifth district committee a convention and it
is up to the good democrats to a'queses the WI" OF the majority
Secretary Stephens who was chief ramrOd
entitled praise for his Efforts likewise the committees that assisted him.
The woods are full of democrats Grady county, should
lessen the zeal the party workers Grady county county
in Oklahoma.
It's all aboard for Bigger chckasha"
ship card entities free ride provided
willing to work little on the way.
When the people Of city get together like good agree
thing Unity and harmony Of action furnish the keystone
Of progress. lust watch chickasha do things
Registration fol the democratic primary closes Friday you
duty No loyal democrat good citizen hrk the
responsibility Of taking part in the primary
industrial sderaks If public welfare
sacrifice Of interests, be willing make
sacrifice Pu.nothing in the of
ladies! Without them the banquet have been
affair Of doing things little
anybody else outdd themselves No
detail overlooked that would contribute the Of the affair and
the ladies entitled a unanimous vote of thanks.
Much depends the Grady county central committee is
posed good with chairman efficient secretary
ought be able do things for democracy the county The republicans
have quietly proceeded with the work Of organization both sides the
They will leave mtuned win the battle Democracy
must meet organization with organization.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13

No doubt about now; "chekaha gait is fact and the man
thing keep it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13
.egESI FOR DISTRICT IylGE


TO that Class Of Voters who want
the law enforeed
I am a candidate for District Judge
Of the 18th. Judicial District, embrae.
ing the counties Of Caddo. Grady, Ste
phens and jefferson, and my can
didacy is subject to and bound by the
action Of the Democratic primaries.
am an old line Democrat and viii
abide BY whatever policy the party
may adopt.
I have lived in the Chickasaw Ma
ton twenty years. have been act
ively engaged in the practice Of law
twelve years. 7 have carried no side
lines and my entire time has been
devoted to law exclusively and
believe I am thoroughly competent to
pass on all questions of law which
may arise in the discharge of such
duty as is imposed upon a District
Judge.
I am in sympathy with organized
labor and with the masses of the COM
mon people, because I am one of them
and my whole life has been fierce
struggle Of self-denial and self-mas-
tery
I am a friend of the law end ex-
pect TO be supported by the class who
want the law enforced. At the same
time I hold to the self-evident fact
that the law should not be the means
Of persecution, but rather a means of
justice, and if elected I intend to go
into Office without being under any
obligation to any clique or clan, or to
any element who may expect i'm
munity from the law by reason Of
social position or manipulation of
gag rule.
| believe that the bulk of our peo-
pie desire the rigid enforcement of
all laws, and while the office Of Dis
trict Judge is not a prosecution ONCE,
it shall be my earnest effort ard
desire to cooperate with all officers
in the enforcement of the laws, mo-e
especially prohibitory laws. The peo-
pie resent the policy that been
practiced by carpet-bag courts Of
prosecuting one class, while others
are left free to commit the same
violations with impunity.
I do not believe that the courthouse
gang is entitled to any privileges not
extended to the men who were. over
alls.
Success means much to me, be-
cause I intend to do my duty SO we'll
that should | ask for other honors
the people will elevate me. If you
can see your way clear to support my
candidacy and lend your influence to
the furtherance Of my aspirations !
shall deem it personal service and
above the power Of language to ex-
press my gratitude for the act.
At later date ! hope to meet you
personally and give you my views in
a more extended form. I shall make
vigorous canvass of the district as
far as my limited means viii admit,
and anything you can dc for me will
command my everlasting gratitude.
Very truly yours,
]. C. L. GUEST
Duncan, /. t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13
STAND BY THE coNSTITUTIoN

The Oahoman which has mpresented by the republican
the has the following
accomplished
Sundays Of Okahoman making plain the that the
zeaousy behalf the people has safgua
the rights Of the individual every
@The time hand when the should begin manifest their
hearty approval partisan
credit the work the convention The constitution model and
should and will be adopted by overwhelming majority when submitted
to the people for ratification at the polls"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13

depends upon the Grady county central committee is
good efficient secretary
ought able things for democracy the county The republicans
quietly proceeded with the work Of organization both sides Of the
They the battle Democracy
must meeto organization with organization.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13

the aes Without them the banquet must have been
Cbcas habit Of doing things just little
anybody and this occasion they oud themselves No
would contribute the Of the affair
the ladies entitled o a unanimous vote of thanks
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13

industrial sideacks If public welfare
the sacrifice Of private interests be willing make
sacrifice Put nothing in the of progress
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13

Registration primary Friday. Hsyou
your No democrat good citizen shirk the
responsibility Of taking part in the primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13

When the people city together like fellows do
thing Unity and harmony Of action furnish the keystone
progress Just watch Chickasha do things.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13

It's all aboard for Bigger Chckasha nuf" member
ship card in the you free ride provided
willing work little the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13

The circulauon Of the DAILY EX-
PRESS is increasing rapidly every
dav. Advertisers who wish to get
their business and their goods before
the public are overlooking medium
that goes into majority Of the homes
in the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13

The Grady county, but this should not
lessen the zeal party Make Grady the
for democracy Oklahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13

Secretary Stephens the affair night is
entitled to praise efforts likewise the committees that assisted him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13

The fifth district committee be a convention and it
un good demoerata aequiesee the win Of the majority
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-13

Anyway the Thaw trial that's something be
thankful for; but think Of the endless appeals to