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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-12-10
AUDUBON

Charles Nelson is clerking in the
Farmers State Bank.
81. A. Bates of Gray was city bu-
siness visitor Wednesday.
Hazel Neff went out to Omaha We'd
nesday to visit with friends.
j. w. Richards returned Friday
from business trip to Omaha.
Cora Sampson will clerk in Roberts
Drug Store during the holidays.
Henry Petersen has gone to Omaha
where he expects to get p position.
Mrs. Geo. Viewer and sister, Ethel
Kuhn visited in Atlantic, Saturday.
Mrs. e. E. Bailey has returned from
visit with her parents in Redfield.
Madison Spencer shipped three fine
red hogs away the latter part of last
week.
Zelma Hahn arrived here Thursday
from Canada to visit relatives and
friends.
A meeting of the Mothers Club was
held in the high school yesterday af
ternooD.
DR.. j. M. Fulton went down to
Iowa City, Wednesday on profess
sional trip.
j. ii. Pratt left the first of the week
for Verona, New York state to visit
his parents.
Mrs. Jake Leroy of Canada is visi
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P
Woodland.
Peter Branson and family are enter
tanning Geo. Faaborg and family o
Kimballton.
E. J. Freeman and wife went dow
to Extra last week to help S. d. Harl
celebrate his seth birthday.
Rem Phelps and wife went up t
Manning Monday morning on bus
ness and pleasure trip combined.
Chas. Tunmaun and wife returned
Thursday from Manning where they
had been visiting a few days wit
friends.
Mrs. John Griffith and children re
turned Wednesday from visit up i
Black Hawk county with relative
and friends.
Geo. Viewer returned Thursday fro1
Rochester Mimi. where he had bee
with his sister, Anna Viewer, who ha
been up there to have an operation.
The December meeting of the W.
mans Foreign Missionary Society {
the M. e. Church was held at tn
home of Mrs. A. c. Ross Tuesday q
ternoon.
]. w. Mcclure received Telegram
from his brother, I. j. Mcclure Sal
urday saying their mother was deac
Mr. Mcclure and wife went to atten
the funeral. She died in Iowa Cit
but was buried in Victor, Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-12-10
This is Worth Reading

Leo F. Zelnski, of 6S Gibson ST.,
Buffalo, N. Y, says: 81 cured the most
annoying cold sore ever had, with
Buchlen's Arnica Salve. applied this
salve once day for two days, when
every trace OF the sore was gone " Heals
all sores. Sold under guarantee at Dof-
fng's drag store at 25c.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-12-10
A Dangerous Operation

is the removal of the appendix by SUR
geon. No one who takes DR.. Kings
New Life Pills is ever subjected TO
this frightful ordeal. They work so
quietly you don't feel them. They cure
constipation, headache, biliousness and
malaria. Csc at Doffing's drug store.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-12-10

Robert Fosnaugh an old and respec-
ted citizen of Audubon County died
at his home in Audubon Tuesday last,
after an attack of paralysis.
Middletown transcript., 1908-08-15

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BE HAD OF EVERY DEALER,
AGENT OR NEWSBOY AT
THAT PRICE.
Baltimore, Md.

11h1 L h1S1Is
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, VIRGINIA,
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And Throughout the United States can get
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THE FARMERS PAPER
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Middletown transcript., 1908-08-15

TIE TRANscRIrr, 81 per year
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All our Baby Caps, prices
from 25c., to $l.5O, to 90
at Csc.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-11
Observation-Disclosures.

Sobn g. aJliller - Clara u. @olsp,
beibe pon Strabbura.
0erbert Is. Greer. bon Nemeaitle. 20.
Aanes Sune &eeues, Canal 80.
Der.
Somes Mibbauab - Glen 0ollpuaf,
beioe bon Stem philadelphia.
Gomin 6. 6elmid Margdret g.
Bair, beioe pon Neu pb;labelpbia.
Malter g. Galer, Sem Ybilaoelpbia -
Grace @. Stouffer. Canal Douer.
@rnit Is. Wolie Wlarie Sobal. beioe
bon SEEM philadelphia.
Wm. Hob Williams - Nnna Wap
Uleneber. beioe uon Mineral @iip.
Terence g. Slime, Stem Ybilaoelpbia =
Mliee @. Yple, nbribspille.
Gbarles .. 9ooe. Snoianapolis. Snb.
SUITE g. 9imes, ubrlhspille.
Burharo 8. 5bonlas - leah =. @ais,
beibe bon ubrihsDille.
Dabio Sentns. @af 8reenoille, .. =
Gliiabetb Wilian,s, Canal EDuer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-11
NeueS 3eten

blibt aud nod aus ben gauinen zines tobtfterbeus.
franfen Qbrpers, oferu Sbr beuelben IN benz Rampfe
init ber tim immer mebr per9iftenben 4Intentmii1s
una bur1 Werabreifung Der betpdbrten ct Bernard
sr&uterpiuen unterffibt. Wiele 9aueube pelde bic.
Zen Nilen neue 0einnbbeit perbanfen, tperoen ebem
Rranten beitdtigen, bab bic ct Bernarb arduterpen
bic bette Mranet no tpeltbe % gegen bic lan9fome
baunngSt6run9 unb gerftDpfnn8 berpor8ebt. Der
Rbrper nirb mt or9oniinen Gttten aneefhat be fib
toat6gtt tn Inn 0nb6ufen neil es on GetbeS6fnuu9
te5lt unb fmliebIi6 bietet bic gan3e DIutbahn baS
BiIo etner bon lnreini9feiten berhieBeuoen GIoote
htreu Gifte bnyd biz Mbern biz IN ben etteM minfd
NJ AbrperS einhringen. Anf be frhberen Mnaei9eu
III 0erffcptung 4 81 Ropff9mer3en, Superintendent
G@min6eL pbnmo9tSonfdle, 0ersflopfex 1eattis.
tit Il 4 w.. jinS be iou f4iuereren GpmptOme 9es
fcIQf iuie uoiIeria@tigt Ani9mennngeM aIholtenbe4
Niersnleibem aber au6 6ont nod eibt e cine sine
ejnaiae 4raenei be Ollie f1ai{en, bas 0int nl bas
Ghjtem nod yxini9en tonm: chen be 1t 0ern0rA
1f3mlsJpiasm. s GsntS. Aae Wpotbsfex.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-11
= @eraben NenIden aerdth faff olIe.

= @eraben Neniden aerdtb faif aQes
mas iie unternebmen - fdief.
= Das III Der sflu1 unierer aultur:
he ma1t bic Dummen ni9t tliiaer unb
bic SdleAten niAt befer. aber beioe
- rafiinirter.
= Der Qrieg Der beioen 5ultone in
Marotfo brin9t lpunoerli9e gri&ei.
nun9en. Wulep 6afio bat ettpa lO3
Weiber ieiner @egner eefongen aensm.
men uno Drobt He als 6tlapinnen au
pertausen, tuenn iein Bruber ni6t
Grieoen nit ibm iblisBt. Dos III cine
6ituation, bic oas 0ao9er 64ieosoe.
ri6t niat Dor9eieben bot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-11
3. 8. nrters groker Store
Ofs9odifrake,
Mem Ybilabelpbia, .Obio.

Sie %. 6. s. u. @elealdaft
bdlt otele Doae in 9ennilon cine
Gountp Gonoention unb piro bon ben
5emperen3meibern. ipel1e oieielbe per-
anltalten. in langatbmiaen &eoen lpie=
Der Der lbli9e unfinn ber3apft meroen.
Die Ulltelieoer iolten es lid CUR Nuf=
aabe MAIDEN. itatt ibre Naie in anoerer
Seute 8eihdfte 3u iteden, fid uin ibre
elaenen Angelegenbeiten 5u betiimnern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-11
0ettOrbett.

Mm 9. Suni I'M Gtonecreet 9bale
0ermonn Is. 2nbn. 5ohn bon p. 8.
8ubn, i'm litter oon 38 Sahren. DER
Wernorbene mar lett IL Sahrsn blino.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-11
3. 9. nriers store
Nenigfe item.

X - ~ - - ~ ~ Il
llnler idbrliher Suni NusDsrfnuf be-
aonn am Samitaa. 6. SUM-. nno oaus
eri his Samitas Nbeno. q. SUM.
9)lit niebr als aetu6bHlibsn, @n.bulias.
mus t0nnen mir oieien Gsrfanf antiin.
olaeu. y8ir lino entbulialtiih. oenn
mir willen. onB bel o,siem Musptrtauf
Die aroBte Musmabl pDn nertbDolien
Waaren su einenl billisen preiIe aus=
osrtauit miro. Su frtileren Subr.n
ulr oieier Sum- Nusuertaui elnIab Elm
Hdumunssoertaui, um uniere 6riib.
labrsmaaren wsssuihafien. aber oieies
6rllblabr batten Die 6abritanten einen
lansiamen 6eIha!tssans, uno oa |ie
nit Waaren iiberlaoen tparen, 10 lud.
ten lie ibre 6abrifate abSuIeben, inDem
lie oieielben Del, Glelnbanolern au iebr
reouslrten preiIen pertauften. Da wlr
oleles 6riiblabr in belonoers gutter
Sage mateu. I'M bon oieIem 9lnerbieten
8ebraub 81 MAIDEN, 10 baben mir piele
oleler g4Garen fir uuIern sunni
Yertauf anseibaIft. gDir tauIten oisie
Waaren ole neit unter ibrem Dabren
gDertb unb Dsrtaulen tie aud in Der
ndmliben Wslie gu unleren Gunoen.
Uae uuIere Waaren i'm Store meroen
nit Ereiieu martirt iein, nelbe oieer
SDee entlrreben. yDir erlparten gro.
ben 3ulprud uno cine srobe 3sit.
Sest Die yeiipiele bon billigeu Yrellen,
ole unten anse9eben lino:
Mmsperfaui BON WusIin nno
Galtcp.
1000 Yaros 7e braune Muslin miro 5u
Sc ole Waro Derlauft.
1000 Oaros Sc aebleidte Diuslin miro
gu &c Die Daro pertaaft.
500 Daros blauer Calico miro 81 Sc
Die yaro Dertauft.
gine Nuswabl 9sorudter Sioffe niro
Su 21c Die Daro Dertauft.
1000 Oaros .l21c Seeriuder miro su
lOc Die Uaro pertauft.
1000 Uaros l0c Sseriufer miro gu 7c
Die Uarb uertduft.
l25c 9lmltp uuo yattlItwaaren, maid.
bare Stoffe, meroen gu &c Die Yaro
psttautt.
Sine Auspabl bon l5c uno zoe Or
gamble uno gattilt Gleioeritoffe miro
gu l2ac Die Daro pertauft.
glne Ausmahl bon Damen=5aihen=
tlhern, nit ben Observation-Disclosures
ae3eihnet. Su lOe Das Stiif.
WosqultOnsbe. 8 Daros in elmer Hoae,
35c per Houe.
75c Seeriufer unterrode au Acc.
Outer Waihlnenfaoen, Spuble gu Sc.
Banoana Sal1entiiber Sc.
Vrtbtabrs= ttnO Sontuter=
Mnsii8e fur 9amen.
Was noh an Sano ii oeht iebt au
sroBartis reouairten Yreiien ab. Wol=
lene. ieloene uuo waidbare NnSii9e.
aae $4,000 uno $4,000 Qnaiioe ,u
$22.50.
als $500 uno $500 4n3iise gu
$500.
aas k,s $500 g. unO $4,000 ausiiae gu
$1,000.
4ae $3.50 uno $500 Nn3iiae su
$500.
Gmaiairte gNaaren AT repu.
5irten Yreiien.
Csc aroBe puooine pfannen fir &c.
25e gadpfannen bon ieoer @robe, &c.
5Oc IA Quart 8el1irrpfannen fir 25c /.
25e grpbe yriibpfannen fir l9c.
SOC 8 Quart 3affeetunnen fir 25r.
SOC groBe &eflel fur 2lc.
4Oe ertra 9robe ae1el fir l9c.
QDlr baben nod 200 anoere Gtiife.
Die in oieiem 0ertauf fir peniger ais
Den balben preis pertauft meroen.
8. 8. nrters 9roker Store
Ofs6odifrabe,
sem philadelphia, .Obio.
Die %. 6. s. u. @elealdbaft
bdlt bieie gohe in Denniion eine
@ountp @onoention unb miro bon ben
aenperen5meibern. tpel1e oieielbe per-
antaiten. in langatbmiaen Geoen uie=
Der Der iiblide llniinn per3apft uerosn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-11
Bigamtf.

Dor orsi Sabren beiratbete .. s.
Stepens, Elm @elhaitsrei'enoer bon
COLLECTION, SRI. gellie @barep bon
Stem Gomerstown. Die 3rauung fano
in, ,Gteubenpeqe ltatt. 9ie iunee 6rau
ipobnte in 9ielp Gomerstomn. no auh
Stepens lib meiit auibieit. penn Ell
nibt auf Der &e,le mar. Ger @be
entiproB ein &ino, oas jebt ungefabr
l0 Wonate alt lit.
Bpr ttmus mebr als einen Sabre
perliebte lb Stepsns in Grl. Nnna
Brufner BON @oibocton uuo beiratbste
oieielbe iu @lartsburs. W. go. Sa
er nun einen She'll ieiner freien 3eli
leiner smeiten 5rau miomete, 10 MUIR
Den feline ysiuhe in Stem @omerstomn
leltener. aud iOr9te er nibt mebr se=
niiaeno fir Den unterbalt ieiner erlten
Jrau. Auh feline aueite @be mar NIT
einem Glnoe 9eiegnet Dor Surgeon
farb nun Elm yruDer Der sneiten 5rau
uno unter ben Geiotra9enoen purpe
auh Der Name Stebens als zines
Shmaae,s. oes gerltorbenen in elmer
3eituns uer6Ifentliht. DieI' 3situna
iiel nun Der eriten 6rau. nelhe Idon
ldnaere 3eit geroadt ssid0pft. in bic
9dnoe uno lie Deranltaltete elne lnter=
fubung. tpelhe Die 5butIade feltteQte.
oaB Stepens smei 6rauen bat.
SteDens. lpelher CUR 3eit an9eblid
Wihouri bereist. ibsint 2unte 9erohen
81 baben, benn bis ioBt tonnte ieln
Nufentbaltsort ni1t ermlttelt neroen.
Nrnolo Minni9 bon bier bat oieie
Wohe III columbus lein Staaiserameu
aIs ArSt abaele9t.
8eiteru graouirte in Der Wilitdr=
4taoemle IN Gulper. Sno.. Sen,p Sal
oenbauab BON bier. Sein Yater uno
leine Mutter, 6err 5. s. 9alosnbauab
uno Jrau, tparen binsereist. um Der
Jeierlihteit bei5umobnen.
2eona 6eiop bon bier, pelhe
tiirslib in Maifillon bon einem 3uee
iiberfabren uno ihper perlebt nuroe.
marc am Montag bon einem unIerer
9lrmenbaus Direttoren aug tenn 500
ipital in Waiiiaon eebolt uno nod oem
armenbaus sebra6t.
- Nm Wontaa pollten sSobn 2in,
nan, Dr. 5. 8. pbiaips pbilip
SdoeGes, 9arrp Gamer uno glmer
ShweiBer bon @anal Ooper nah
StraBburg fabren. Gaum bate Die
@eieQldaft bic Staot barlalIen, 70
muroe Der Doridlag aemabt, 10 i1nea
lDie mO9lid gu fabren, Dem ale bei=
ltimmten. Sos Geiultat mar au9 oa=
nad. Bei Nrnolos 3ieselbrennerei pers
lor Der Jiibrer Die @ontroqe iiber Die
6raftmalhine uno oieielbe rannte oe=
gen cine Briifenmauer uno 1tieB bie=
ielbe in ben 8raben uno nit ibr bic
Sniahen oes NutomobiIs. &einer oer=
ielben muroe 9efdbrlih berlebt, bod bic
Wlaihine 1T futid.
= 9ienita9 Nbeno fano i'm bielaeu
Opernbaule bic Sblubfeier beg Sbul=
jabres Itatt uno 9raouirten 25 Sduler
Der 0ohfhule. IS fnb: @up Wil=
liam @ailbraitb, gunice alberta Giins=
Ii. Sean Gli3abetb Me@reaor. Solepb
Dopnep O'Gonnea. Sobn elmer Dim.
fteao. philip Sberioan Olmfteao, Sbo=
mas guhanan &eao, 3ola Magoalena
Riuera. Waraaretb Nlice 5enbauier.
MarD Gosto slooensfp, GtbeI Brof
Swearin9en. Soiepb 6rantlin Sotuns=
emo, Derna Wab &entb. 2ulu Man
0urf, goitb 2etpis, 0elen 0oooer,
@ttabele Burt, 2ena Sserne greaI.
6erbsrt 2ouis Sid. 9arolo @larf sti-
pes. 2epis Safob &ent1. gona Qulu
Renid. Qula Map Milar. @oloie Opal
Mc@ue, Srtpin Sale gmpfielo. Oas
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-11

Wrtesstaitra1s at1stshett.
Mer gum 3ipeiten Male beirathei,
mar nt&t iuertb, bob Gott ibm ieine
srfe 1rou eenommen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18

Late yesterday afternoon the city
council. with all members except DON
oyan present, after debating the city
hall question for two hours, decided to
accept the Sullivan property, Fifth aud
Kansas. provided 1t can be secured
for $4,000. The lot is l65 to l65, being
just east Of Convention hall, and Is
held at $4,000, but interested proper
ty owners on the avenre promise 10
donate $1,000 to help pay for It. They
will have til the meeting of the coun.
ell on Sept. % to make good on the
proposition.
J. C. EARLY offered to give bond
to pay the city $4,000 for its lot on
choctaw avenue and TO make up $500
more among property owners. which
would exactly pay the $4,000 which /.
asked for the proposed hal site OF
that avenue. This lot is 65 b. l6i
feet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
CONTEST CLOSE
TOMORROW

The Fort Worth newspaper voting
contest which has been progress for
a month or more and in which Miss
wantland Of this city is one Of the
leaders. win close tomorrow night and
a week from today the winners viii
start on trip to Colorado, which the
paper will give them
Miss wanuand has been standing
near the head Of the list, her strongest
rival in this district being a Purcell
young lady Yesterday the report
showed $4,000 votes for Purcell and
496,050 for the Chiekasha contestant.
II is probable, however, that all the
contestants are holding back votes till
the last minute. It is hoped that Miss
Wantland's friends who have stood
by her so nobly will rally to her sup
port in the closing hours, so that next
Sunday the report win be read,
"CHICKAsHA WON"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
Petty Expelled
From the Order

In the presence Of a company of fifty
or more friends, George Washington
Petty, register Of deeds Of Grady coun-
ty, last night was publicly expelled
from the Ancient and Honorable Order
Of Bachelors Of which he has long been
a consistent member.
Mt Petty is to become a Benedict
next Wednesday and response to inyi
tations issued by Messrs. win Ken
nedy and Blaine and Doctors Crosse
and shippey his friends assembled at
the Elks' club to participate in a
smoker and luncheon In his honor
Seated upon a pedestal OF honor al
one end Of the table, underneath a
picture typical of welded life, the hon
oree accepted the compliments paid
him with all the composure possible
Alger Melton responded to the toast
"The Groom" while Tom Dwyer re
sponded to "The Bride Kendall Cal
|loway and ed Johns spoke from tn,
point Of view of married man. whil'
Frank Browns toast was The Crime
Of Bachelorhood, l.. L. Bryan alsl
voicing his sentiments on the sam,
subject. VIII Owsleys subject wa
The Newly Wed" and Bill Conner dis
coursed upon the philosophy of mari
mony. F. L. slusher. Finis Mcfarland
John Crib, ]. s. Askew, C. H. Can
eman and others contributed to tn
flow Of wit and the entire occasion
was pronounced a success
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
MORE PAVING and SIDE
WALKS--CITY HALL SITE

Other business Of the meeting was
rs follows:
The city attorney was instructed 10
begin proceedings against the Pioneer
Telephone company
A petition for paving Eighth street
from Chickesha avenue 20 Georgia
avenue was received This is addition
al to the eight miles of paving already
petitioned for
A petition by property owners was
presented asking that sidewalks be
constructed on Pennsylvania avenue,
from Railroad to Fifth street
The assessor was instructed to 80
over the assessment Of realty sgain
listing each lot and valuation sepa.
rately.
Il was agreed to publish a quarterly
report Of officers on Oct /.
J. p. Frederick was appointed street
commissioner and road orerseer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
SUDDEN DEATH
OF HONOREO
CITIZEN

The sudden death of Morgan Ham
ilton last night came as an awful shock
to the family as we'll as to the entire
community
Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been made, but it will prob
ably be Sunday. Mrs. Hamilton, who
has been visiting her mother in Ma
son, Texas, is expected home tomorrow
and two sisters Of the deceased, Mrs.
Bond Of Taylor, Texas, and Mrs. Knott
Of Colorado City, Texas. are also ex-
pected.
Mr. Hamilton was apparently in the
best Of health at supper About $3.50
he complained Of indigestion, and his
daughter, Miss Cora, wanted to send
/ for doctor but he didn't think it
necessary. He had had a similar at
tack about three weeks ago, About
1880 he became worse. and a doctor
was summoned, but he was still sitting
up and walking around the house
At 9:45 he was sitting on a couch and
the others had left the room for q
moment when they heard fall anC
returned and found him stretched upon
the floor in the the throes Of death
| He expired in few moments, life be
ing extinct when the physician ar
rived. Acute indigestion was assigned
as the cause of death.
Morgan A. Hamilton was born neai
! Austin, Texas, forty-eight years ago
For nearly twenty years he lived ii
Mason, Texas, coming here from tina
place ten years ago. He was farme
and cattleman all his life and was
man who enjoyed the highest conf
dence and respect of all who kneY
him He was a member Of the Chris
tian church and the Masonic lodge
Besides a wife and two sister
mentioned above, The deceased leay
two daughters, Miss Cora, and Mrs
VIII Melton Of this city. and brother
J. K, who lives in San Francisco,
man of the strictest integrity, he wa
faithful in all the relations of lif,
as husband father, neighbor and cit
zen. honored by a large circle Of a
quaintances, and his death is a greg
l loss to the community
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18

ance with the terms Of the contract
or agreement.
On or after said date the rates for
such service viii be $1.50, payable
monthly in advance, and service will
be furnished only at said rate, and
the use Of said telephone by you after
said date will be taken BY the company
as continuing contract in force at the
new rate
This change in rate is made neces-
sary for two reasons:
First the rate that you have been
paying is inadequate and does not
cover the cost Of giving the service.
Second, for the reason that under
the constitution and the law we are
compelled to eliminate all discrimina.
tions in rates, and it is the purpose
Of the company to comply with the re-
quired conditions. Yours truly,
Pioneer Tel. & Tel Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
Little Helen Cochran
rs Laid to Rest

Friends and neighbors crowded the
home Of Mr. and Mrs A. B. Cochran.
No 922 Iowa avenue, this afternoon
to attend the funeral services for their
5-year-old daughter, Helen, which were
held at 8 o'clock. The ceremony was
conducted by Rev. Fred A. Nichols
of the Christian church, assisted by
Rev. NJ. L. Butler OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, and many beautiful
tributes were paid by them to the pret-
ty and innocent child, who was loved
by all, and whose death came so soon.
Little Helen had been seriously i'll
with appendicitis all week, but the
doctors reported her condition more
hopeful yesterday, only few hours
before her death, making the shock
to family and friends a severe one
She died at z o'clock in the evening
Fragrant and beautiful flowers, typ
ical of the child they were for, the
flower Of the family, filled the rooms
and covered the casket, telling Of the
love and sympathy Of the many true
friends of the family.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
PIONEER GIVES NOTICE
OF INCREASE IN RATES
VIII Basethe Contention on the Constitution
Council Instructs City Attorney to Begin
Proceedings Against Company

That the Pioneer Telephone com.
pany intends to raise the rates on all
who use both residence and business
phones was made certain by notices
that were received this morning.
Where the same party has used
both residence and business phones,
the rate for the combined service has
been $3.50 per month, while the rates
for separate service has been $3.50
for residence and $3.50 for business
phones. The company's franchise calls
for the 81 and $3.50 rate for the com
bination, but 1t appears from the no
tice received that they will seek to
evade this clause by appealing to the
constitution clause in regard to dis
elimination.
AT the council meeting yesterday
the city attorney was instructed tc
proceed against the company to com
pei compliance with its franchise.
Following is the notice received to
day;
Chickasha, Okla, Sept. 7, 1908.
Dear Sir-As a subscriber of tn,
Pioneer Telephone and Telegraph
company you are respectfully notifie,
that the contract, or agreement, nov
existing between yourself and thi
company for telephone service at you
| place OF residence is hereby terminal
ed, effective Oct. 1, 1908, in accort