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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-03-16

Report of Montgomery School.
Following is sthe report of the
above school for month ending
March 3, 1907:
On
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-03-16

| Gillette. C R-s0 acres, nj Of Ne or ~ n tn
inrfe. State tax So parish ~ special 50, mo-
tice % advertising 90. total.............. 4H
Griilstte. \ CLIQUE and lot In venia and
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-03-16

Rush. E-Rast hf Of lots and block n
Pollock State tax IS Is. parish 50. POLL o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
(Sortietnna ppn Der 1. Geitc.)

graph" bat bie @rbitterun9 Der Be.
ipoGner 9c9el1 Ben 0ouDcrncrr nod
pcrid)1rit ,tueil CT bic %onQcbotcnc anlc.
rifaniihe @iilfc id)roff 5uriid9clpicicr
bot, un0 eS lit bier cine 8eluegltnQ
I'M @onge, sic Nbbcruiung ocs @oli'
perneurS 81 for0crl.
Cine fleine Minocrbcit, 5%ltnlcili
aus @Camtcn b~citcbcn0, ulterItiltt
Den @oltperncltr Slpcttcnbun, mn
ibrcn 9lnIiften pcrlicb HcU. Graham
bon Der Wetbo0iiten e Stride NluS.
Druid, mcId)er crfI0rtc, 0aB ser 0ou.
perncllr berefJti9t qelucicn lei, ii6er
bie 2onoung beruoffnetcr Nmerifancr
emp6rt SIT iein. Sizes lit cine britt.
Idle &olonie, nid)t Gubo ooGr cine
ipaniid ? amcrifoniite H%cpublif, "
iagte CT.
Ser Correspondent ser yNiiociirtcn
Ereiie" iudte 8ouoernellr Spctten.
ham olli uno iprad) nit linn iiber
ben GapiS = 3lpiihcniol. Der 8oi,.
perrelr erfIGrtc, or babe Den 9tpnli
raj TaDiS nidlt ollfgcior0ert, Gee
lei,tc at Ian6cn. Nuf sic 6rogc, OF
or Ben bon 9lomirol Iupis ergrific.
1ten Sdritt biQiqe, cntgegnetc Der
@ouperneur: Gas lit cine Sodc
5ruiiden mir un0 4omirol IupiS, an
ben id) Sic p~crpeiien muB." - Ger
8olDcrltellr iogtc, Der EoiiuS in ici-
mem 9rieie al Ibmirol 0apiS iiber
cinen Gromp, Ser 0aS &auS zines
9telp : Yorfcr MiQionGrS pliinocrc,
lei MIR cine idJer5boitc YoralcIc &C.
lpeIcn.
Cine Geriommlltng 0cS SiiliS.Go.
mites, Ole bonn 8oltpcrneltr b~erltfel
mar, fanO bier itott, INN 0ic gcnnltcl,
llmItGn0e Der 0iifcren5 5luiIdcn
Dem 8olpcrncllr un0 ocm Nl0nlirul
81 ermittcln. 9ci'm Sd)luB Oicicr
Serlammlung be9ab lid) Gr. GnoS
Ntuttoa, Gr5biidoi bon Somoico, 5ltm
8ouperneur, itnt Die 9lngclegcnbcit
nit Inn 5u beiprehen. Gr erfl1rtc.
iuenr1 CT bic Scrb0ltniiic gcrcdtfertigt
finoc, ipiiroe er cine periGnlidc Nus.
cinanoeriebung per aobel Dem GrG.
iiOentcn Hooiepelt iibcrmittcln. Ger
Gr56iidof mar aber nidt i'm Stonoe,
ben 8ouOCrnellr 5lt icbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
+ lrcornt II Scitrei0
inter : a dl.
Sartic : Sfanbal.

Eittsburq ga, %. Sanlor.
- 5. g. 6erguioH, ser Inmalt 0eS
Nopicrfa6rifanten ulO WiQionGr8
NllguItls @artic, ociicn icniotioncllcS
@cild) nm SdciOitng bon ieiner 6rolt
Mnrp g. Sortie fiir5lid abgepicicn
mlrbc, erDebt Gimpdnoc gegen oos
Ger5cidnib Scr 9(uSgo6en, melde
6rou Sortic 8ebn6t ta6cn mill; Scr
Nlnualt mod)t gclteno, piclc non Sen
Ill@1a6crL mclf)c sic 6rou geDo6t Go-
ben nil, icicn un9eicbIid; er erbo6
GinuanO 9c9cn Sen Soften Don $t9,.
094,26 fir Gcteftios, $l759.66 mir
Grpcrtcn in 0onoi6riitcn, $20SG. SO
fir @crid)t3- Stcnogrnpbcn ulo 5o6l.
rcide anbcrc Soften i'm @clammtbc-
TRACE bon $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Surbcrn bObcrcn Guhu.

Gbicogo, Sa., 90. 5onllar. -
Die GiIcn6obn5lglclttc lt1o CONDUIT
tcllre l1mlntlidler 9nbllcn mcItlid bon
Gbicago %bcrlnngcn 2o6nerb1Mungcn,
oeren ScmiQigung Die 3oblliItcll
i1brlidJ nm piele WiQiollcn cr606cll
miiroe. Nm Den 6or0erungen lito
iiber bunocrttauieuo Nneeiteute be.
tbciligt un6 es miro oariiber lett bon
Gomite'n 0isflltirt, melde sic @elc.
raj . 9%etriebsleiter un0 Die 9(rbciter-
Srgnniiationcn DertrCtcn. Die critic
Gonicrcnj oieier 9lrt mllroe gcltcrn
bier ab9ebalten, 1ulo cS bciBt, Den Ir-
beitern JET entidieoen erflGrt moroen,
uIle lire 6orOerungen fonllten nidt
erfiiQt Derocn. SSn cini9en SGllen be-
tragen bic Mcbrforoerlngen 30 bis
40 Tro5ent, Ga nit ser SoroerunQ
Der @rbobung Der 2obnifola Inn 10
Bro5ent Die Soroerung Sono in Snno
gebt, boB Die ArbeitS5eit bon 5ebn olri
adIt StunOcn bcrubgeiett miro. Gem
S%ernebmcn nad) Deroen sic @iicltbaDs
men it'd ulii cine 2obn5llagc non mebr
ais 5cbn Fro5cnt nift %eitlaiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
9ilocroicb in's 3nd,tbans.

Cincinnati, g., 90. Sanlior
Clarendon Senri, pcIder beihuloi9t
iurroc, eit bcriibmtes @enl1loe otis
Dem biciigen aumtmuieum geitoDlel
81 Gaben, pilroe Dicr 81 elmer 3uft'
laus itraIc BON bier Sobren perur.
tbielt. Senri mar olld cilcr Der ncul,
0rfangcncn, meIfe bier fiir5lid aus
Dem 8efGngniB alSbrad}en. Gr lultrOC
abcr in @aibington wicber ergrifien
no CT peridieoene Sdmlidioden &C.
itoblcn baben ioate, uno allsgciieiert
gum erlten Mal mar &enri perDnfte1
morben, oils er bas 9eitoblene Sc
mGloe in Nep-9)orf an einen alrnlt'
banoler 81 perfouien DerilId)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Imerifnniidje Slider in 8efabr.

81. s y $, q. g. %. Sanlior
= Ias nmerifoniihe Sdringsiiifer,
5abr5eus oSieilant," mcId)es in oel
Ban Of ISLANDS wdbreno bes iiina.
item Srfnns Sdplt geilld)t bate, ii
mitten inter gisibollen oltrd) cincl
nuf's Meer DitolS itcbatoct @ilG
fortgcirieben moroen. gac Selte bon
Der W%annid)dft, nit glsnobmc Ocs
Gapitdlts uno oeS SteuerntanlS, per
Iieben bas Sd)iii mto famen ans
2ano. oils bic miloe Sabrt begann.
nlio mann Oermitbet, ooB Der Gapi.
tan uro Ser Steuermann ipater hire
2anoung auf SneeO Sslanb bcucrf.
iteligt (bnben, ba man bort lebtc Naf,i
Elm 2id)t beobad)tete. Cine 6cttunes'
mannifnft miro urorgen nah 1meeS
Sslano geihidt meroen.
81. Sobns, g. i. %. San. -
Der Gapit1n un0 Nnat bcs .&i9i-
liant" limb gerettet poroen, nadoenl
tie 36 Stunoen altf elmer o0en Snlel
perbradt batten un0 balb criroren
,parcn. Sbr Signolfeucr murbc
ihlieBlid gcieben ulo ein Boot boltc
iie nb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Scr @urban9riff anf Captain Iaf-

2omton II, Ofla., %. SaIutar. -
9riga0cgcncral McGusfep in San
2~lntonio, Scr Commandment oes DC
portcmcntS ScroS, hat nuf Sen 10.
6ebrllor Elm ou9cnicineS &r~icgs9crid)t
nod) Sort Sill, Ger, cin6crltierl, i'm
Sen Corporal anoluleS oui bic &c.
Iduloigllng oeS MorOperiud)S gegcn
Sen Gupitdn Cigar .. ModIin, be.
gollgcn in Sort Hcno am 81. Ge5cm-
Der b. s., SIT pro5ciiircn. Ger Ingc-
flogtc lit nltf Ieinen cigclen @lnid)
nod Sort SiQ iibcrgciiibrt porocn
unO ItcDt geieiielt inter id)orier 9cs
mnd)rlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Hcncr Nircfor criuGblt.

YGilooclpb a, %. Sonnnr,
- Oas Gireftorilm Scr rGennIp(pa'
MA 9u6n" eripGblte belltc Srn. Gboa.
6. Snacrioa BON bier ais 9ta6fol8cr
ocS fiir5lid) sum ErGiiocnten Der
9obn9cieaihoit ermdbltcn SarneS
WicGreo gum Girettor. Sngerioll III
Mit9lico elmer bicii9eIJ amualtsfirlno
lulo itcbt nit pielen Gorpprotioncll
ulo Gompaonien in Scrbinoung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
SdDarladrG pioemic in Gbieaau.

GGicogo, %. Surulor. -,@e-
tern mtroc Dem SouitGtS : Geporte,
mcnt sic gr0Btc Nnjobl bon 6GGcrl
BON Sdorlodiicbcr icit ocu 9cginn
Der 9cgeImdrtigcn Gpioemic beridtct.
9tidt mcnigcr ais t45 nere 61ue
mllrOcn bis SIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C.
melOct. NltberOcm trotcn 9citern 40
neltc Grfraltfltngcn al GppbtDcriti3
elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Ibfabrtstage Der 0ampfcr Dpn
Wclu.Wurf.

Sim "a. San. 9ampicr n2a Con.
rainc" nad) SABRE.
Sim "a. San. Gampicr nGIcin"
mad Bremen.
s(m 26. San. Sumpicr r8aiicr
@ilbeim" nad Ncapcl unb 8crila.
Sim 26. San. Sampier n9aiierir
al,euitc Siftoria" nud Samblrg.
Im 26. San. 9ampfer uEDilaOcl'
pbio" nad) Soutbamptun.
Sim 26. Sari. Gampicr nWtinneapo'
lis" nad) 2nnoon.
am 2G. San. Sampfer vGampa.
mia" nad 2iperpool.
Sim 26. San. Tanpier Ethiopia"
rnf Glasgow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Sd,iifsnadDrid)tcn.

Ncm Oorf, %. San. - Ter
Ianlpicr y9tep 1. Dort" lit bon Src.
men ongcfommcn.
N6gcfobrcn: bic Nampier uWtoic-
tic" nod) 2ipcrpool, uHpnoom" itod)
Hotterpom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Nnmmbriidlc nn1 Wiiiiliiuui.

Ncm-S Orleans, Ga, %. San.
Sn Sen 9cifen 0cs MiHillippi iino
10 Wcilcn itron1abparts bon bier
iiinf Gcidbriife in elmer @reite bon
ic 20 bis 100 SUB cntitaloen uno be.
trGdtlider Scrmogcnsidaocn lit oo.
0urdl III bcfiird,ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

ne Eolitif Ser Hegicrlu10 entnifcltc.
9tod cincm Sinueis ouf 0ie Sd)ul.
Srogc in Snn 6rar5isco iogtc Scr
Erenicr, ooB Oic ioponiid)e Negic.
rltng bcidloiien bGtte, Die allen go
tioncn 9cnteinIancn Sntereiien in
Scr Wunbidurci 81 lpo6rcn, un6 Dab
sic SerbanOlun8en 5llm gbidlllb eli
mes nellen GcrtrogcS nit HuBlano
eillen giinitigcn 8ortgang ndbmen.
&orlGufig feline % It Ell.
&riiiS in II n9orn.
@icn, %. San. - Die geItcrn at,
9corobtc O}iniltcrfriiis in llngarn lit
olrd ben bonn Suiti5nliniiter Golo.
mi gciaBten 9cibluB Sniurientla.
gen gegen Den Gr = 9iirgermciIter
SalmoS BON 8uOopeIt uno anOcrcr
W0nncr, lucldc i'm ongcblid) Der.
lcrntoetcrL eil5ulcitcn, o%tfgcidboben
lporoen.
70 y u U III Ut ~ tlD
unter 3 al Of.
@icn, 90. San. - Nln bat and,
OoS 0itrcidiide SerrenbouS Die lcbtc
Der GorIagcn an0cnommclL mcldc
allf 8run0 Scr @oblrcform untcr.
hrcitct luoroen parclr. Gie 9eiorm
lit Oornit ocfinitip untcr Iod uro
Sad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

- Sn IbiaipSburg &oS., FAT cine
Scllcr$6runIt orei groBc Ncid1itS.
BATTER jcritort; Der Sd)nocn bctrGgt
etma 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

Sdmprrbuiben In G Dis IA Sasen fnrirt.
,Ya5p Ointment" ipirh earditiirt. ale Sdle
bon iiiderben, bIinoef. bIutenben urto beroors
ftebenoen Sdinorrboioen In @ bis IA 9daei ~
~furiren, ober @eIo 5nriideritattet.
(Sft4, 9io&f. q. VI. iN-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

Mien, %. Snmlor. - 9Sn. Z.
Stcao, Der befaumtc 2onooner 9iconf.
tellr, bate bclltc onbier cine Comic
rcu5 nit ocm oitreidiid)cn Miniitcr
ocs g~liapdrtigen b. aebrcntbal iiber
sic bcuortcbcnbcn SricOcns.Gonie
rell5 IN &aag. Der Miniiter crflGrtc,
CT fonnc feline oifijiellcn Gcrliderul.
gen ilbcr Die Sadie gcbcll, 10 lange er
nid)t Den Troieiior y. Martcns 81
Tatbe ge5ogen babe, ic0pd) baltic or
cs fir uniuabrid)einlid, 0ub Scitreif)
in Die 9eipredltng irgeno peld(er
nift in Sem ruiiiid)cn Erpgramm Gin.
gcIhloilenen angclegelhDcitcn cinmil.
liget pcroc. Sciner guiid)t nnd)
iueroc sic Ibriiitun9sfrage nid)t in
Grpoglilt9 ge5ogen merocn.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-11

vote? No, sir, you are too we'll known
for that, and Peeping Tommy has
done more good for Day county in
the last eight months than you have
in your twenty-five years residence.
Right here l thank you, Nam, now
let us see what good this Peeping
Tommy has done. ! went to Wau-
bay and asked to see the books of
the Hamm's Brewing %company's
agent and he said | might if | would
agree not to mention any names |
saw there as lots of Webster people
got beer, by the buggy load, after
dark, so as to have it in their cellar
before daylight. | was astonished
to see some of the names, also the
figures for the month of February,
1907. Here they are: Waubay, with
three saloons, consumed three hun
Tdred and six.y-one dollars; Webster,
without saloons, five hundred and
seventy eight dollars, worth of
Hamm's: then there are many other
makes. Webster consumed two
hundred and seventeen more than
Waubay, and one hundred and
twelve dollars more this February
than February, 1905, and that was
before Peeping Tommy came tc
Webster. He has done some good
of course; they say he carried the
Summit wet, also Rusk, and if this
thing goes on much longer Webster
will drink as much beer as North
Dakota does per capita. Let us
have temperance but not prohibition;
stop gambling: don't allow a man to
get drunk. Let the law be enforced,
let the streets be put in condition
and keep the money at home.
Fred Fl. Russell.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-11

respects the city obtained small
advantages.
In 1905 the contract was renewed
with me with on other application
than myown and the dock companie:
aud | believe the same thing was
true when the matter came up al
the council meeting April 2.
Even if there were, | fail to
see where giving me the preference
would involve the city in any hor-
rible disaster or have any bearing
on the sewerage proposition.
As | said before the advertising
for bids by steam coal users who can
buy at wholesale is a useless pro.
ceedure as all the bids would be
exactly alike, except in the unheard
OF contingency of some dealer hav-
ing SO much money to throw at the
birds that he would furnish it at a
loss and such people as a rule are
not ~shoveling coal for a living.
Since having the contract l have
supplied the city with a quality OF
Youghiogheny coal fully equal to
any that leaves the docks and any
steam coal user in the city will
endorse my statement. During the
past year, in spite Of the before
unheard of car shortage and delayed
transportation, l have kept the city
we'll supplied at all times. The
price has at all times been the very
lowest obtainable from anyone. A
renewal of these conditions certainly
cannot jeopardise the best interests
of the city and seems to me is rather
to the credit than otherwise of any
councilman who supported it.
The 1905 CONTRACTS expired il
March. During the month of Marcel
agents of some Of the large docl
companies stated that it was doubt
full If they would make any steam
coal contracts for 1907 on accouni
of the car shortage. If this wer,
true it would seem to the interest o.
the city to protect its coal require
ments by a contract just as soon az
the price was fixed, by the dock com
pany and at the April meeting of the
council the mayor was instructed to
make such contract at tho lowest
price offered by any company.
Asa matter of fact the contract
price had been fixed by the dock
companies at the time the council
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-11

Wholesale under one of the contracts
and do so buy it.
These contracts invariably expire
on Marth 81, and it is the custom of
such steam users to renew their con
tracts just as soon as the maximum
price is fixed by the dock companies
and as this wholesale contract
price is always identical with all
different companies it is not custom
airy to advertise for bids, such a pro-
ceeding being entirely useless and a
waste of time. The usual consider
atoms in letting the contracts are
quality Of coal, promptness in fill
ing orders DR. personal friendship.
Usually these contracts are made
direct with dock companies, the local
dealers not being interested in
handling coal without profit.
Such being the general rule let us
consider its local application in
Webster.
For asons which are p~refectly
Straightforward and legitimate aud
which l will gladly explain to any
one interested, l figured out a small
advantage to myself in carrying
this contract ven though | paid the
same for the coal the city used as
they paid me in return, and in the
spring of 1904 asked the mayor for
the contract but was advised that he
had already let it to one of the dock
companies. Believing in the princi-
pal that all other things being equal
the home merchant, the home printer
and the home coal dealer are entitled
to preference over his foreign COM
petitor, | again applied to the mayor
in 1905 who brought the matter
before the council and was by them
instructed to make the contract with
me. My only competitors at that
time or any time since, so far as l
know, was the regular dock COM
panies at the head of the lakes. In
closing the contract with me Mayor
Woodwork exacted terms rather
more favorable to the city than are
usually found in the contracts issued
by the regular dock companies. One,
for example, provided that while in
no case was the city to pay more
than the contract price, yet if the
price Of such coal should decline
during the year the city must have
the benefit Of it. In some other
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-11
The Town of Rusk and License.


Editor Reporter and Farmer:
l have been called up on the tele-
phone and called down by an anno-
nymous letter for the part l took in
the election in that town. In the
first place l went to Mr.. Andrew
Small and asked him what he thought
OF license in that town and he said
it would be fine and he could sell
them all the land they wanted and
said he had a fine grove for a beer
garden, SO l went to work and wrote
a lot Of letters and sent them to the
voters in Rusk. Well, the result is
license; then a voice on the phone
wanted to know who l was working
for-God or the devil. l did not
have a chance to answer, so the next
day | got a letter filed with, we'll,
| will say difference Of opinion, at
least, in one place (she) says, as it
appeared to be a lady's writing, do
you think you could change a single
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-11
CITY COAL


Editor Reporter and Farmer:
Referring to the article in the last
issue OF the Webster World corn.
menting on the action of the city
council in providing for the city
coal supply for tho power plant, and
its implied fear that some voters
may oppose the sewerage propssi-
tion because the council did not
advertise for bids, l believe that q
fair and truthful statement of the
conditions under which the actions
OF the council were taken will prove
the most effective as well as the
most honorable way of averting the
danger IL has in mind and /
respectfully submit the following:
Practically all the hard coal and
better grades of soft coal consumed
in then Northwest are sold and handled
by a few large dock companies,
operating OF points on the great
lakes, who handle the same varieties
Of coal, though from different mines,
and whose prices are always the
same. There may be some differ
nee in the burning qualities of the
same brand Of coal handled by diff
ferent companies, due to a difference
in the vein o. preparation, but one
price circular will answer for them
all.
The dock companies supply this
coal to regular dealers only. at the
Wholesale card price, but one excep
ton being made to this rule, viz;
Steam plants requiring a sufficient
tonnage are supplied with steam
coal ct wholesale prices, the same
a. regular dealers and such users
are further given a contract for their
years supply at a fixed maximum
price. Retail dealers cannot get
such ! contract on the coal they
handle for domestic use but must
paw the price effective at the time
Of shipment.
The City Of Webster and the
Webster Milling company = both
entitled 70 their steam coal a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-11

was in session but notice of it was
not received until the next day
although the writer was able to give
the council an idea of what it would
be. The contract price for 1907 is
a trihe lower than for 1905.
The contract price not being on
file hat night, Alder man Olson
opposed the resolution and favored
no action for a least five weeks, but
he announced himself as favorable
to making a contract with the writer
and if a price could be fixed with
closing a contract then and there.
The other members could see moth
ing what ever to be gained for the
city by such delay and as the mayor
is the proper person to investigate
prices and close up such matters,
the resolution authorizing him to
attend to the matter was carried.
In conclusion l would say that
during the past week the Webster
Mill company, which is acknowl-
edged to be one of the most sue
cessful and best managed institu-
tions of its kind in the state, placed
its steam contract for the coming
year, for the same coal from the
same company at the same price as
/ furnish to the city.
Respectfully yours,
z. A. Wearne.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-18
DON'T WAIT UNTIL SATURDAY
TO Do YOUR BUYING
An Appeal to the City Trade Of Chick
asha BY the Merchants
and Clerks

We want to ask the good people Of
Chickasha to do as much of their
trading during the week as possible
thereby leaving Saturday for the
farmers and the people who cannot
get to the stores any other time. The
best time to trade is IN the morning,
during the week sVhen the stock IS in
good condition and the sales people are
feeling fresh and not tired and sOOrn
out as they are on Saturday.
The city people win find that if
they adopt the plan Of trading during
the week and trading in the morning
as much as possible, they viii get
much more satisfactory service.
Summer is coming on and the girls
standing behind the counters for Is
hours during the hot weather, as they
have been compelled to do on Sat
urdays, is extremely injurious to
their health. In addition to the long
hours they wait on about three times
as many customers as on any other
day. The government is making
eight hours work day with all kinds
of labor on all public work. The
salespeople work ten to twelve hours
every day and fifteen on Saturday.
Don't you think they are entitled to
some consideration? If every man
and women in Chickasha will give
the above their earnest consideration
and do their buying during the week
and in the mornings as much as pos
sible; they can make conditions a
great deal better, both for the stores
and themselves. Wont you help us?
THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION. 425 DIV
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For Rents. .orage room, 2oxSo
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GUARDIAN SALE.

By virtue of an order of the United
States District court for the Central
District, Indian Territory, at Ant
lers, I. T., made at the March term Of
said court, | viii in obedience to said
order, on the 25th day Of May, 1907,
next, at the front door Of the United
States court house in the city Of
Chickasha, Southern District, Indian
Territory offer and expose for sale at
public auction and outcry all the in
terest Of one Allen Franklin, a minor,
in and to the following described real
estate, situate in the Chickasaw Ma
ton, Indian Territory, to-wit: South
half Of the southeast quarter and the
south half Of the northwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter Of section
seventeen in township eight north o.
range six west Of Indian base Mer
idian, containing one hundred acres
being the surplus allotment Of on
Susan Franklin, deceased. and sal,
subject to the life estate Of one Johl
A. Franklin, widower Of said Susal
Franklin.
Terms Of sale one-third payable 4
three months, One-third payable 1
six months and One-third payable
4 twelve months from the day Of sale
the purchaser to give notes for d,
ferred payments. Said land bein
sold 10 raise fund 70 educate sal
minor.
JOHN F. LARCEY,
Guardian of Allen franklin, . mino
First published April is. " St.