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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
In the NuFrrsesrI.y.S

Chllds Picture Hook. ssf5 Il
IA handsome and durap lej book IL for
children is made by talsln brl & l't3Ele 81
cambria, making book n 5x1 s 5inc hes ~
size, and about ten Leaves thick.
Paste colored pictures cut sSs5a rom.
newspapers, mage ncn, 4 or seed books
on3them,a and work the ed ges III scoYeT
and back with coarse but ton tol es ST tos1,
using red or black i ysarn, " his s-bo 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
All Around the House.

In order to keep furnituresan hard I'd
wood floors looking bright and new llt'G'
Instead of using dry cloth q forr 4 dust Isl
ing. dampen same. with furniture pol
ish. rub well into the cloth, Y Y sln y
Jus enough to dampen ightly.e \ VIII
last several days s. thou a appslSl'h'g
more polish. Il " s5g !ys 81
For floors make soft flannel bag 20
slip over end of tho br ON, ty ~ g IN''litl
3wlthSpolish same as furniture. Ills
saves lots of hard w ork and has !. Tine i3l1'
effect, Have used Il & for y ga RS
When carpet has be come dus " q = 9
faded looking after sswe eping 80 Z over sl9'
itwith a cloth wrun from case . lell =
This wipes up tho dust Bleft Sonstn SUI SUI!
faae and brightcns 1T w pdeEtlul y
;gasolene also keeps moth fro ~ a ge' ~
ting in the edges of. the cal pet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
in dlsfavor, are again making their
reappearance in the smodish trimmings.
Drcssy Hat for Wear,

A dressy hat for wear with a dark
blue tailored suit Is of: dark blue straw
with its crown cncircled with gar
land Of red and pink velvet sweet
peas. ending In front beneath8l SIX ele-
ton bow OF dark blue velvet ribbon
Fancy coats are bordered with In
lays and hats are bordered with con-!
.trasttng half-facngs. s. 4. ..5i
Silk muslin gowns with cloth hens
continue the rage for heavy fin ishes
Tor the bottoms ofts6irts.
The only note Of olor ina gown,
in many cases.. Is the addition Of 8
large rose, which is w ornE in the centre
Of the corsage. and ich. both as res
.gardsgsize. and color, is tho exact Twin
to that in the hat. M q,
Sospretty are the juYenil e adapt Ions
of present modes that the most OF us
wish that. like Peter Pan, we had
never grown up. One charming little
dress which is designed fora girl Of
from three to SIX Is OF blue scotch
gingham trimmed with bordered Dallds
and blue ribbon The kimono sleeves
are tucked horizontally afterSthe fash
ion of the grown ups, q nd the pam
front breadth reasserts the popularity
of the panel. 5s5. 4. , ( & 5.s q IA
Some Of the most nttractiye$of mus;
lin frocks arc those lwhic CHI are Inlet
with narrow vnlenciennes insertion.
while the spaces between each band
are embroidered I'M q armed u peas In In!
washing silk, In sizes varying from,
a dime to a quarter. An overlapp Is
chain Of dots outlines the grad va 's ting
panel in front OF @cutsslnuslln,,
which is continued on to- the bodice IN
tho form Of a square bib.
"A hatsof green straw ined \. WI 7! tn blue
straw and trimmed withSa high Scro,W own
y tof FIT hoo H.,
uprising shaft Of blue aigrettes, tipped
.1YithMgreen, Is .collsld cred u STYLISH. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
This Weeks Prize.

This Weeks Prize.
The prize this week for the best
article on THE Summer Exodus" goes
to Miss Il. w. F'erneyhough, of Burke
Vile
Tile editor asks the competitive ar
ticles on My Favorite Summer Fruit,
and Why i Like TT Also on MY Fa-
Avorite Midsummer Flower
A special prize will be awarded the
contributor sending in the choicest
quotation from shakespeares Mid
summer Nights Dream"
The Editor.
The Summer Exodus.
For those who live in the city, the
time of the summer fitting is like an
oasis in the desert to tho worn-out
traveller. And 1t is we'll for every one
to take advantage of this chance to
leave town IL II can possibly. BIO man
aged.
II is beneficial for many reasons: In
the first place in the country one can
get close to nature. and by observing
the constant change and growth of all
plant and animal life. can form n
clearer conception of Creator and crea-
ton than is possible in a city. where
much is necessarily artificial and
s AoiSeH. <tSdili. II IL ALWAYS Z Mell u
change our viewpoint occasionally. as
human nature. at It's best, is apt to
become narrow and bigoted when con-
stantiy following the same trend of
thought or habit. In order to know
ourselves we must mtnsle with all
classes and conditions of our fellow
men, and when through contact with
the lives of others we have come tc
know ourselves we need never fear we
will not understand other men. Lastly
from an economic standpoint, 1t is best
s to leave town, as THIS change OF atmos-
phere. surroundings and associates Of
ten is just the step needed to ward
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30
Vuc.nommen am q. Rdrs. 1908.
,er.in.ct. etaat.n BON amsriea. pbto.
@e,,et,as8 8efdIub,

l,osaeidIooenes Nmenbemeut sur Rontitutto1
BON Dtto.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30
'tbnrn i'm Mlter bon " Sotrsn osrr
alt Domprobit gaaeninDpler. Neli.

tburn I'M alter bon ~ J0trett 4err
|alt Domprobit gaaeninDpier. 9eli.
Fgionslehrsr an Der 4uniOnsi1ule.
Sn Qan9entbal ltarb naH lanAenl Sci.
ben i'll utter bon II Sabreil perr ali
Yfarrer Sob. Btuier. DER uieie Sabre
lang Die WeMs.noe 3dngenthai nit
MusjeiNnuila paitOritt butte !; iriiusr
tulrtte er III Wottifaot. - ,5n Bern IT.
6srr S. v. 2nntter. D0hn. ialaidbrls
ger Nenrer ilir Dentih uno @sinlsnie
Oil oet ltdotiihsn Observation-Disclosures
9eitotben. 2ln slnsnl Snla9anfall IT.
IN Nall9nau In, Utter Don tat So Sab=
rem Yvutme 0offma,ln gum .plrlHen",
cine gmentbalerDirtbin nat altem
GArot uno 3orn. 9eltorben. Nn ibtem
Sarge tra,iern z erlpa6lene SobHe nno
S6nter. - Sn 2Binterihur 1T Der yes
fiBsr oss Dotel gum ,Ddien". grnit
0nni. elm II, 0otelie,treiien ,uoblbe.
tunnter 0a4man,. Az Sabre alt. 9e.
ftorben. - Sn Dberitrab. 3uri4 itarb
i'm alter bon SO Sabren Derr alt Jta.
tionalratb Sob. 6ndppi. - Sm Rrans
tenbaus Dlannbeim III Gran Yilliaer.
2eQer bon 2en3bura. Die aeiitreiAe.
hoh9ebiloeoe 5o1ter bon Nnnoammann
Au9uiiin Seller OH Der SnHuen3a 9e'
ltorben. Sie 1T I'd Sabre alt 9emor.
ben. - Sn Qauterbrunnen ftarb Der
p,elidbri9e Gemeinoepr6lioent isr. BON
AQmen i'm utter uen n Sabren uno
in p6i@enrleo. 87Idbri9. 6elhdnoler
Sob. Yeeti4en. oer lebte Sonoerbunos'
peteran Der @emeinoe Gent. - Ser
Qungentubertuloie 1T in Buraoorf Der
23idbri9e Ronoitor 6rib Banoi. Subn
tes grnlt yanoi=59iir4. erlesen. -
Sn N,bau 1T 70jdbri9 0srr Staatsan=
malt Jelir Yanaerter seltorben uno in
Dasle bel Yur9oorf bod betaat perr
Sob. Riifsnadt. 0iider uno e9wsllen.
,neiRer. 9snannt .Stulhans". - Sn
Bern aarb infolae uon Snfuen3a Aerr
@ieariH. Ballerini I'M Mlter BON As
Sabren. Der Weriorbene bate i'm
Nuslano ols th9iiaer Bei9df,smann
9roBen grfol9 uno taufte Dor einlaer
3eit oas eHloB Sieltwalo. Sieltwalo
mar iein 5ommerliB; i'm Winter ,uobnte
er in Bern. - Mui Der id:eiie BON
Mmolfi. Stalien. ruo ct ben 3inter ju.
9ebra4t. tarb am 8. April in Nu9ano
na1 tur3er 2rantheit 81. D. 3aiier.
Snbaber oss oroben @ei4dftsbauies
an Der MarttaaNe in Bern. Or. 3diier
mar sebtirtia bon 2eu8isen. Nmt Yiren
uno aina in iunsen ssabren na& psru.
mo er nit srobem griola Elm Smport.
@ei1dft bet,ieb. Nah ie,ner 8ldtehr
lebte er einiae Sabre III Solothurn uno
erwarb oann in Bern bic friibere Sdul'
bud. uno Qehrmittelbanoluna Wnienen.
Dor siniaen Sabren lieB ct ben itattli'
hen Neubau nit ben aroben Wa9asi'
nen all Der NarttaaHe erri1ien. u.
Raiisr mar Elm tiihtiaer Raufmann.
Der iein 8.iddit su GROCER gntwidlunl
bradte. gr errei4te Elm Mlter BON Ct
| Sabren.s st.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

N l8 Nilionen Granten iolen bic gt-
iparnlNe betraaen, pel4e bic in Der
@9uei3 arbeitsnoen Staliener aQidbrs
LID nod ibrer Qsimatb ididen. Sic
blisben i'm 3anoe. wenn mir ben Sta.
,l,enern bic DECENTRALIZATION erleiAte,ten.
- Die Yabnbofanla9en in Sple3 wer.
ben nit Nndfat auf ben 26A4ber9.
0ertehr neueroin9s etpeitert. = Die
winnobneraemeinoe @olotburn bat ein'
ltimnn9 Die nebernabme uon Jr. l50..
900 Mtt,en Der eletriihen StraBenbahn
.Nieoerbipp bef4lpKen. Die
Bur9er9emeinoe beluilliste Jr. SO.
- Die 0oiel. gtablihemente Seller in
3ermatt iollen in cine Nttien9eieQi4aft
um0emanoelt meroen.
Nun fino ou1 6ruti9en, Roppi9en
uno Wpbahen9raben. oas IN 3utunft
blnb WpBahen bciBen iou. in bic Reibe
Der berniiAen Gemeinoen aerudi. wslhe
bic Qebrerbeioloungen erbeblid) erbOht
baben. - Sn Der 6eioenbanotpeberei
ftebt man 9egentpdrtis IN elmer t6arfen
Rrllis. .Sm Monat Mdr3 bat iiA bic
Mrbeitsloligteit in Gt. @aqen uerihdrft.
Ssn @enf fno uiele ubrenarbeiter
ebenfaQs Obne Werbienit. Snfolge oeHen
uirO Die Deffentlidtelt aur 6llfeleiituna
anBerufen.-
Mms @rinoellpalo piro Der Sob oes
bendbrten Giibrers Dams Brolpano.
0iitenipart Der Neralibutte, 9eneloet.
Man bsbt ,eine Geniiienbaftigteit. Nus.
bouer. 9reue unb Qeutieli9teit lobeno
6eruor. Sn Ginnerin9en BET Bern
lit i'm Mlter BON 60 Sabren 6err Notar
Iunb Mmtsribter @otifrieo 3umteiu
Inan LANCER 0rantbeit aeforben. Su
Biel In Osrr 8beopbile @iauque. 2ehre,
Der fTan3onfden DrimariAule I'M Mltel
|pon AS Sobrsa oer 0un9ensf fuberfnlofl
tsrle0sl,. nl 8: Mprit jlarb IN solo
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30
Gr befa,t, lpet5en er beourtte.

,0or nenn Sabren lab IS aus. als
OBJ msine 3eit seiommen iei". faat 0err
Is. 5sartbin9 uon Wii0 @reet, Sno. Ser.
,i1 mar 10 erih6pft. oab msin Heben
ar einem iehr oiinnen 1aoen bin9.
Damals empIabl mir n,ein 9lpotbeter
electric Bitters. Sd tauIte elne 6las
i1e uno betam. myKsn id beourfte,
Rraft. Sh fauo nit e,nem CUB im
4rab. ooh bra1te midi electric Bitters
auf Die groe 3urld. uno Id bin ieither
geiuno aetpelen. unter 8arantie Der=
tauft in Us. 6. peter's Npothete. preis
so @ents. Sn peters ylpothefe miro
oeutlh Qeiproden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30
xetoct, il, Menae

tperoen- ou,4 nnthiti9teit Der 0eber
unb ginsetpeioe ueruriaht. I'm oie=
ieibe uno oamit Ropineb uno 8al1en=
iudt nno oas @ift. psldes @elbfudl
brinot. log gu tueroen. nebmt Dr.
Sings Nem 2ife piQs. oas suuerldis
NQe &einiounasmittel. tuelhes feline Nr=
belt ohne 5hmer3 ooer Weh po(lbrinQt.
Csc bel QD. @. peter's Mpotbets
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

9lllerlei Mccioen3sNtbeiten tperbsn
In nsr Drnderei oes .Beob q dter~
6npt nllo au seellen Drsiien ous9s.
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aasenommem an 20. mari 1905.
0esetutese 6taatsn bon Mmertea. 0bis.
UA~eeGv Ma Efaatg. Eefret&re

0veean beS Stdatss seefret6rS.
SA, GarMt q. 9bomp ~, Stats sestrei
ae ~ 6tdates pbio, bei@etntee hermit. eab
tles eixs nSrtli@s Nbi4rift II, ieraialta Son mtr
serelid6eu nit Zen srtqineGeu 6@rifttldsn. tSel6s
jeSt 6 Sieism Nuseau binterleet fns xns In msiss
S(Iiltsaen 1ut ais 6taatss s6tirttdr. nit strlsn"
Md bts Oeiese bsS 6taates Ohio. elmer Ssmttn:
9efelutita aneenemmen BON Der 0entra!: 9 htmbly
3O9ssS 1905.
IAN 8sueniS bafar babe iN bierunter mst9en
Rsme1 SslsiNnst unb nsin sfitsienss eissd bin.
61sit I'm Sabre 1908.
feBteeef1 Staats setsrttdt.
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D>soe{&JaseutS Nmeubement lxr &sRtitxsieS
BON Ohio.
8emeins 9 ef6lub,
Ass 4wewSiruws Sss 0estism 3Sss Sss
QsttseI Sp5lf bon ses SssutttwttsW
BON Ohio.

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vssa.y TsS' Il sot .,r gorthfae ,su mdblerx
80 Ss.st.s f,hi. Srt.rSr.itst msrSsu ;su an Dem
Ns..e.n 0yS .cs S.r. sra.r sRoutss i'm 1spem.
sSvc srn "Me"SaakS s;.,,s;.n Ds 80 st.st.s
yEuNs 1Wot IeM pt' sM0"ruHssS W. sSs.. - S."
wv leesb He 'uswH ~. w 10
m.3..1YAre..
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sSsn n..s ~ s"Ssr ,ur sar Sif.mtlms 9psde aufs
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S:tasbcten ooer icmtrastiin tsrtaeoeben nsrben.
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StsSt 3t1 s. Sori. Sis3.n, sOunts spsr feipnibip In
SsesM SGS. unS SxIsm sou sSic ,,nb Ssr Scm,tS
S.rtSnsen.S l1ntsrri@tsn,itteI, Heardbnitpiat.n.
Stt.rsS;M.n edmihanieru uuD ausidbiiesti@ far
eut!i@sn SGssImE a.h SsssaaaMt snsaMtistiia tir irs
s!tsuttem sag.t% WgsM;3%am or.S o.hrS"Mf snirb unb
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sS & ~ y k.fAfi1.s - ~ s,r..sf.ttx.msfs La
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- SsS @.s. - q. pv M y sMsns
ss5.fS ass,;x ~ - s,s ~ .seas NV. XIV
,.s,ks* = 5ss ,,s Esy;iar.n ,s rn
Ss4isiser SfySif,ys ! \" MINI n.~S". ;s1sr
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SSsA sv..Skftsr 3S;trf;.ns,, iii M.isy -.
S2f N,Sr.rSr.r" asrSs.. "s"x -. NJ rsr.
Eitu eirss GeitatS iar sxssiiitos naNirrne id
.k ~ ~ yapsMEI o.a uss.rt.r I ~ ys la I.
49, <,s.s q. ssys.. ~. snW srh s.;r o.,
Ass Vssssym s ~" y" .r..n,rt
49, ..tYn."s.n ~ .tst. N. ssm.. .;.s., .,s
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Gnceprmmen am 20. Mdrs 1906.
Bereiniote etaaten BON Mmerica, Ohio.

Bureau beS Stdats sSefretdts.
S@, Garm u. 1bOmpfon,s etaats. essres
si.s 81 et eine DSrtI5e aSiSrift it, iorpfalts bon ms
Sssolitbsn nit ben priginenen e&tfthiiden, nel6e
M III biefem Hurtou bnterleet fnb une IN metner
ssjfi,ienen Gut als staatss sssirstdr Dte Ssrle,a
6eiciution onoenommen BON Der @enerals MHemblp
sc etaafes Dbio, am 30. xase pes Rdrs osS
Snbres 1905. 49,.
Vcmrm oe,e@nst unD msin offhteaes Sissel ttas
suoeijiat In Columbus, an bieism q. 1dse -
6pril i'm Sabre 1903.
f<ktAc.fl Stoat1s &efritat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-30

Sci Is bei&loHen bon Der Generals AHsmbls sss
esition /. Gin worf@las ion ben @dbterx
Steies Gtaates BET Der nddten g1ab! tar Nit'
SettiOn rs bon Nrtitel Der 2onaitntton ~
emenbiren, 70 oab bieielbe Iautet, pie tolot:
Geftfon 25. Die resuldre 6isuno elmer
flcntoo i'm udebfen Sanuar, naHbem ie erpdblt 1T.
g. a. GtsMpfon,
Gpre&er bes Gaufes Der @eprdfentanteN.
AHbren 8. 0arrts,
ir a prdte.nt bes 6enats.
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meId,er Elm AusemS ememt sur HomttttMtton Se4
STATES Ohio DorimIdst besaelt& Der Sett
- 0esimnen'S Der resnIaren etsmas
aeu Der 0emeraIs u iIembIH.
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1 nsSsst5 Iks stnsS Mxstattsssrsb n
t4e ADnttt0tt6N ~ 0taAtse cHts nit
DSous aMt III paSgtmne ~ oete1em.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-23
IS THE STATE GOING INTO THE
SALOON sUslNEss7

Evidently having exaggerated notions Of the degree
Of eredulity and ignorance prevalent in Oklahoma the
republican press Is already making much about the state
going into the saloon business the legislature
has opened the way for the legazed sale Of liquor for
medicinal and scientific purposes No one Of ordinary
intelligence and information viii be deceived by any such
buneombe but It may be well to briefly what the
new law is
The first part Of the bill which long, is devoted
to enforcement provisions and is to become effective
Immediately upon recegeing the governors signature
more rigid prohibition law was never written than IS
here contained It is designed to absolutely destroy the
sale Of liquor as beverage Does this look like the
state going into the saloon business? tt certainly does
look like the democratic party Is redeemng It's PROMISES
that much Is very clear
The second part Of The Bill provides for dispensary
system.
All agency for the sale of liquor for medicinal and
scientific purposes under state control Is to be estab
ahed in all cities 1000 population and IN each county
where there ia no town Of 1000 Or more people this
provision to come effective at once but referred
the people for approval or rejection at the next gen.
srai election Whether dspensares shall be estabnesed
in smaller towns where they are demanded, shall be
decided by vote Of the people
Note that the dspensary system here established is
precisely that provided for in the enabling act which
republican congress gave us Nowhere is there any
authority conferred for the sale Of liquor as beverage
IN no respect is the state agency similar to saloon and it
is the gossest peryefon Of language to refer to
such. Moreover the people Of the viii have an op
DOrtuny to whether they want liquor dispensed for
the purposes mentioned and by the time the question
voted they win have had sufficient time to Judge
Of The merits and demerits Of the dspensary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-23
TUE nlnrVT crTTIrD
INT uLDLOI SEIILln
Continued ron Flrgt Page.

Continued from First Page.
millions Of cattle were driven to the
markets Of the states from the great
grazing grounds Of Texas.
In 1871 there was pastured in what
is now Grady county, 10000 cattle.
and after that year this was one Of
the great grazing sections Of the south
west.
Mr. Fitzpatrick says he has seen
seen millions Of buffalo in their nigra-
tions to Canada and back to the Gulf
o. Mexico, which trips they made annu-
ally, in such a vast army as to look
ocean Of living, moving flesh, and were
many hours passing a given point,
Their point of passage nearest to what
i5 now Chickasha was on the Fort Cobb
crook about thirty miles north, near
the old fort.
Mr. Kirkpatrick says he has seen
deer in droves Of a thousand, and
geese, ducks and turkeys in such abun-
dance as to be troublesome. And
pigeons in flight so thick that for
hours they would apear as one contin-
uous dark cloud floating over the face
OF the earth.
Theodore Fitzpatrick came to Anne
riea from the Emerald Isle at the age
OF eighteen years. He soon found his
way to Tampa bay, Florida. He came
from that place to Fort Towson, in the
Choctaw Nation in 1851. Later he
married Miss Marie TREY Of Fort Tow
son, and he and his sturdy helpmate
are still living and are as hale and
active as if only in their ffties. He
is now Is years Of age and Mrs. Fitz-
patrick is TO- They are the parents
of thirteen children, seven boys and
six girls Four sons and three daugh-
ters are still living and ell are in Ok
lahoma. Mr. and Mrs Fitzpatrick have
forty-three grandchildren living.
About twelve years ago Mr. Fitzpat-
rick erected four good brick buildings
in Chiekasha, but through placing too
much confidence in others, he in time,
lost these stores and other property
which became entangled through part
nership, and although most Of his life
"a man Of afluence, he has today but
small competency.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-23
FOR SALE

Fifty acres all in cultivation, 4-room
house, good well, cribs, TO miles from
Chiekasha, price $50 per acre
Ninety acres bottom land in cult.
vation, runnin water; price es5 pei
acre.
Five year lease on 14o acres, 12O In
cultivation, 20 acres in pasture. bot
tom land, good well, 2-room house
crib and stable for eight horses; price
$1,000.
sixroom modern house on West Hill
7sx165 feet, good barn; price $500
Threeroom house. 10Ox1e5 feet; prizes
S1,O5O.
Good paying business. viii pay 81
per cent on investment; price $1,000
81 500 cash, balance $50 month.
For particulars call on A. 7. Jobe
johnson building, room .. S-2O-5t
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IN MEmoRlAm
CCommunicated)

Died on March 19. 1905, at the home
Of her parents. MT and Mrs. W. j.
RiIiion. 315 North Sixth street, their
eldest daughter, Bertha. aged p years.
With 2 sad heart ] offer this tribute
to the memory Of my young friend,
whom had known from her early
girlhood until the dread messenger
called her to an early tomb
When the world was growing bright
er to her, the unbidden, unwelcome
death angel claimed her
The stricken parents have the deep
sympathy Of all their friends in their
bereavement. The vacant chair is to
found in most households and is al
ways held sacred to the memory Of the
loved one who has passed into the
dark valley, leaving grieved hearts
to mourn their loss
Genial. lzind-hearted Bertha had
many traits Of character that endearet
her to parents and friends.
Funeral services we're held at thl
residence and at the cemetery con
Quoted BY Rev. Butler Of the Methc
dist church
a large eortege Of friends and neigh
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CFirst published March %. 1O9s)

Notice Of sheriffs Sale Of Land
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF GRADY
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
COUNTY OF GRADY, IS.
"a. T. Wolf, Plaintiff
VS..
F w Burlington. Defendant
Notice is hereby given, that in pur-
suance Of an order Of sale is
sued out OF the county court
Of Grady county, Oklahoma,
on the 10th day Of March, 1908, in an
action wherein A. T. Wolf was plain.
tiff and p w Burlington was defend
ant, directed to me, the undersigned
sheriff Of Grady county commanding
me to levy upon, appraise, and sell
the following described property:
The northeast a Of the northeast u
O, section is, township north. range
west to satisfy a judgment in favor
Of said plaintiff and against said de-
fendant, obtained and made in said
court on the 11th day Of February
1908, for the sum Of $26048. and costs
in the amount Of $1,000 with interest
| thereon at the rate Of six per cent
! per annum from the 1fth day Of Feb
Iruary, 1903. and all costs aceruing;
will on the Goth day Of April, 1908. a.
the hour Of 10 O'Clock, a. m. Of said
day, at the front door Of the court
house in the city Of Chickasha In said
county and state aforesaid, offer for
sale, and sell to the highest bidder foI
cash said property above described
or as much thereof as viii satisfy said
Judgment, with interests and costs.
Witness my hand on tnis the 18th
day Of March, 1908.
S-23-3td M b. LOUTHAN.
Sheriff Of Grady County
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A WEEK IN LEGISLATURE
lcontInued from Flrst - J

Continued from First Page.I
the law
The bill Of Senator Williams which
regulates the practice Of medicine and
creates a state board Of seven medi-
cal examiners is pending on third
reading
The house passed several senate
bills, the most important Of which are
that Of Hatchett transferring the IN
dian territory corporation records to
the Office Of the secretary Of state,
later becoming law with the gov
ernors signature.
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"our people whole a righteous and an exceed
ngy just people This is true Of all classes and not
more noticeable in one cass than in some other nor do
localities have great deal do with the matter They
desire deeency and any movement for the reform of
abuses is certain to win their support if be sane and
well considered thing They the paaton evils
and any public who attempts for reason Of his own
policy claok the undesering viii certainly feel their
anger They believe in thorough excsion wrongdoing
any reform which they do expect comprehen
siye and effective they likely to allow fan ignom,
inously. y.o-Grover Cleveland.