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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-09
AVOID COAL
FAMINE

fe oyls Jg.y Nefhog ~
Dfefen sg ne aaaasi fuei famine
wa'eh oya,6s in nc norfa vest eyer
winter 'eauge saae1Dg Ddya9on End
4eab u ~ Wake ars Under discsz
sion = f6a eohgelaon opened hero ~.
lda1 b ~ Southwestern coal Desis-
association Deaen ere here from
fiaaeo'a iontaua ths Dakoaas
81 easIa and NaDaioba and for
fifee da1a Hlll giyc almost their un.
lai de1 attention p lbe dlacut mat
e q outlining ge'em n fiji ID.
ii fof ne coming winter
Ofe que soon iO be given coB.
siderable dlecugslon is that referring
q summon freight rates lf has been
lhe desire n ihe association 10 hgge
ibe lail roads eoneede certain points
10 The way of summer rates that waI
enable ne dealers 10 ship coal al re.
.dheeq rates 70 all norihwe8lern points
eafIy 81 inc summer
# lhe roads can be persuaded to
gant 8 special raie iof fhe three Sum.
mef months. tho companies will be-
able e eel The coal 10 the north west
en poinie ~ d cost that Win allow |
ihem g seii the fuel ~ greatly roda |
ead rates hoping thereby 70 get ne /
consumers . bay coal early IL ne
taaf and avoid me- congestion which
Inevitably brings on coal famine In
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-09
THIRTY 8tEVES FOR THE
BIG EACAMPNEHT

fDaFe HilI Who Win Geo Ladd Is
o'iciiHg donations Tor me biz farm.
efa union eneampnenf here July ~
- reported today that = besse had
been donated and several hundred dol.
lars % cash. le expects 70 ge fhlr.
he which i furnish trse
meat ior ali who attend
Af iiA e also busy Vim prepara.
tiong ior the r9Dlng contest ard ce
which viii BE- held at he fair
grounds Naeh interest ls being mani
iestei 81 farmers far and near and a
large crowd Is expected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-09

Citizens 0f Chickssha-and anyone
Interested IN fact-send Or hand TO
Cad Allard secretary Of the CONNER
clai club q list of names Of persons
whom you would like 70 have informed
as 70 Chlckasha Grady county and
Southwest Oklahoma Don't fan to do
This ~ once Send 10 the names you
think 0f iasi now. then send "a those
you may think of later Don't put I'll
of q minute DO 1T NOW.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-09

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-09

W1beDFi Wake uD' Yo0 who
HHie lellea and waui eHekasba 70
be- veil aqgerHeed Can % fhe com.
mefflal elnb room and eei literature
% DHt in Win your lefteD Use Il
ana yoa Woni bage ~ write anything
about chiokasba andGmdy county II
y alfoady aaid "a What tbey WIN give
1pe there sof q lelier should be- senf
T. oiber states without being accom-
pahieq bg liiorailfe such a# ihe com
Heffiai elub 300 prepared fof mat
purpose
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
Mini scr 9eiieruna.

Iuf Scr 9eierung.
StoatSienator Sbannon bon 9(Qe-
gnnp.Gountp, ser oil einem 2e6erlei.
Sen I'M rllniuerlitats- Soipitnle" oar.
nIeOerliegt, befiuoet iid auf Der Bel
lerltng.
@eioG3eneS trofe. - 2aura
SommonO, cine faffeebroune ShOue
cen Nr. 8, Norb . 9aQosltraBe, uno
@orrn Sobnion uno ieine before
gbebGlite, mel6e in Nr. II, Roro-
0allaaItraBe, mobnenL tpuroen ge-
tern sur friiben WorgenitunOe iue-
gen zines tleinen SamilienItreites
einaeIponnen. 2altra Sommono, Die
ben Streit pom 3oun broht murbe
sur 3ablung bon $40 unb Soften
%nerOonncrt, Die ie notitrlid nidt bot
te, ipdDreno Die beiben Inoeren nit
elmer 8elobuBe bon $2.45 oapon ia.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
1lntcr idmerer MmidInIOiannG.

2ouis Golta gang llnerlportet lpegen
zines tbGtliden gngrifi@ otf Sri.
Morp 9oipcrs pcrboftct. - 2ct-
terc in fritiibem 3llltonoc I'M ct.
HSoicpbs sSpipitol.
,sn fritiidem 3uitunbe lie9t SRI.
Marp 9olperS bon 9tr. 1917, Gonton=
9(penuc, I'M ct. Soicpbs.Soipitn al
Yeritonitis oornieoer. 2ouiS Sofia
eil1 in Nr. 9t3, Goltcrn.9(pe., mnbn-
batter Glcrf, miro ollf bic Inidruloi=
gllrlg bin, bcren 3l1itonb bnburd) per
nrlad)t ST bnbcn, in0cm CT lie nit
SiiBcn trot, III Ser 0itlidcn Goli5ei-
ltation fcitgcboltcn. Cos Mdoden
mllr0c geitern ernItlid) fronf irnb
nuBte nodb benl ct. Soiepbs-Soipi-
tai iibergefiibrt perocr. Hunoe.Ser-
9eont Niefncr iuurbe fltr5 %oorotibin
BON Nodborcn Scr Eatientin benod)-
rid)tigt, 6ob bieiclbe ollgcblid) ON 3.
September bon Scotia ongc0riffen
mltroc. Gr bcgo6 iid) nod ocm So
ipitol, moielbit Sri. @omCrs sic IllS-
io9en ser Nad)6orcn beitGtigte. %
5ualci6 sic Ncr5tc erflGrtct, bob bos
9cfinocn ser Entientin icbr fritilh
ici urlo Oieielbe menig Sofimlng ollf
@cncIllng bobe, pcrboftcte ser Eoli.
5eibeomtc geitcrn abcno Sofia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10

s. aufitieg oes 2iiftbollon8 Sep
peIin" nit Dem Srdiioenten Gam
itutter &olfsfeit Gereins."
O. &oiperle S6eater.
10. - Gertbeilung Der SdieB- unb
Gegelpreiie .
IL @eb', DOB mir ideioen mill
len"
IL. -ySrinf' mer nod e Sroppde
aus 0en1 fleine Senfeltoppd]e" uno
o~Qgeneiner aebrouS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10

Soiepb g. Selbp bon 9tr. 45, 8ar.
riion = Game, ein Sbieror5t, niiniht
Die @~obltboten 0es 9alferott 3 8eic-
ties fir lid IN Iniprud) SIT nebmen,
oo er Standardization sur &0be BON
$3S53.33 bot mo mir Elm 0ltt6aben
ron $500.
9eniomin WcGoIlilter ein gpo-
tbefer pom Cambridge, meloete lei
ncn 9anferott an, troB0enl ct 8ilts
habcn sur S00e bon 1920 bat ut0
Standardization BON $2332.92.
@crid ) IS Noti3en.
SIS oerlalltct, Dab in Dem 2and-
bon'idcn SeItomentSfnll G0morO 6.
2onabun Scr Dos Seitoment angrift
ild) nit $4,000 5ufriebcn erflGrt bot.
@Gre Der Soa sum- Ero5eB 9efom-
men Damn bGttc &r. CANADIAN fallS
zines SiegeS olld) nid)t uebr betorts
men. e.
Gem S%eltonente Der ont 4. Sep
tenlbcr peritorbenen Srol Winnie
2orinn 5ufolgc erbGlt Ocren Sodtcr
Gillian 9eu 2orion 5lpei 9rittel uno
bic onoere Sobter Gnnie Mtoric Gar
len cin 9rittcl bcs NoGlolieS.
Nobcrt Noblc @ilion, Der olli ser
Nnsitcllulg SIT Siuoniirm plotlid
ltorb, ncrnloht iein &erm6gen iciner
@ittpe Soo Is. @ilion. 9os Go-
ccpapiQc > @otcl geb0rt sum Nad)-
lob.
Stoot5nnipolt SpenS miro sic gn.
nGlte IN Den midtialten Griminolf1l.
lcll, bic porlic0cn Montog ndditcr
ISOLDE ms Griminol0erid)t rlfelt llnb
Die 0oten fir bic ein5elnm Ero5elie
icitictcn. Die ipi6tigltcn IGuc iino
Die Worho1tlogen gc9cn &n1. So
rig Scr Son1cS MesDiobon om 30.
MGr5 crid)ob, ulb Der Electromagnetic
Qcgcl1 Die iriibcrcn StruBcn 3 9urd)-
rrld)S 3 GommiiiGre SSifbam llno
Morinc. Der &orig : Sail miro noG
Gorron-Gnultp pcrlc9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
@iro foum oapon III e Il

@ir6 fanm oapon omme II.
Gin Wann, bciien Same oils Com.
Soacp nermutbet miro, mnroe am
Montag a6eno ipat on Dem 0eleilc
Der yWeitern Marplano 9abn" nobe
@eitminiter, Mb, witt cinem Shd-
bslbrud u,o elmer poaig s%ermalmten
Sanb onfgefunoen. Gin arst ser Sc
ielidaft, CT. $. %. 6itbugh, 6radtc
ben geruuBtloien nod Der Linton
Troteitant Snfirntarp" in Baltimore.
Ger Wann, Der bis geItern nod nid)t
oas geipnbtiein mieber erlanet bette,
bat MIR geringe Ilsiid)t auf 8ene-
Jung.
atae = .4a. Va - - la4s. ffs5 4Fk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
Cine 0eutd Sruppe III

------ ------
Cine oeut dc Sruppe III
~ onumentol Sbcnter."-
9ln erIter SteQc I'M GauoeuiQe. Sbeit
iino 9erg'S icd)s llItigt @eibcr Der
por5ubcbcn. @tr baben i0on 0iperic
rcd)t quite Sraueneniembles geiebcu
ulo ms foltlid BET ibrm Sorbietun-
gen authorization, aber Serg's ieds III
itige @eibcr ltcllcn iolt olcs in ben
Sd)attcn, bcnu iie orbciten nit Wit-
tcln, bcllcn Der Grfolg foit ME per-
logt. Sic arbeitel1 nit <mor ullo
NotilrliGfeit utb uidt bios nit 81
fcft ullo SricotS. 9cmunOernsmert1
lit or Gielicitigteit biciea trefiliden
0amcncn icnlbles IN s%lcrobntic, Whliif,
@ciang uno Gang, ooS ollein l6ou
%eronlaipllig Icin iolte fir icocn gu
ten Tcutl6en, Dem nMpnuncntal.
Sbeatcr" einen 9eilld ob5uitattei!.
Serr 9rtbur 9cr9 ser Manoger, bat
nit ieilcn ied)s lultigen @eibern lit
alien 8roBltGbten Gelttidlono's gr.
folg gcbabt. Gor flint @oden brafte
ct iic uod) s(merifa, ulb Baltimore
lit Die piertc Stabt, in Ser lie auitres
ten. 9isbcr nuren iic in Cincinnati.
O., Eittsbnrg Yo., uno Der 9unoes.
bouptitu0t @aibington.
Seuertau c.
- Gie neil gebilbete Curtis Ban
freipilli9e Seuertuebr beltanb am
Wontog gbenb ibre Selertoufe. 3ic-
lelbe folgte einem alorm NIT rapioer
Sdueligfcit unb loidte einen oefGbr-
liden 9ranO in Der 6abrif Ser Soutb
baltimore Stcel Gar Ii. 6ollnorp So.
bcpor Oericlbe meitercn S6ooen all-
ridtcn fonnte. Dos Selter cntitono
duf %unbefannte @eiie in ban Spdt-
nen ser S1genliibl- gbtbeilung.
ge1lener,S 0 \ II.
: Gin Sobr @efangniB nnb $40 ulo
Soften erbielt geitern III Der norooit-
'iidJen Yoli5eiitotion 6reo. aopcnbo-
fer bon Nr. 500, 9torb : 9onbltroBe,
5ubiftirt, ipeil CT leine Wtitter tbGt=
lid angrifi, 10 bab bcren Siilierllie
Die Nabbarn berbeilodten.
, 3 miIlinge finb 63 Sabre
alt. - Die SS. Soibua 2epering II.
eugene 2eparing, bic 3wiQinesbrii-
ser iilo, beeeben n1flten Somitag,
ocn t2. september, ibren 60. @e-
lltrtstog.
Gin neuer sad Ser auf-
i Of liter" 1T aufgctallbt, unb 5tuor
biesnol olif gan5 neitem @ebiete:
eomorb Sartmann bon Tr. I'LL,
gpplctonitraBe, uurbe geitern bonn
aaoi Carr in Der noromeitliden $50
liSeiitation 81 500 @eloitrafe Der
oonnert, lpeil er Sen 5reibriemeu on
elmer Maid)ine i'm @ebaube ser 2a.
fopette MiQ II. 2um6er So. ourd-
idnitt. Gr puroe bon oent Nn6t-
ioGd,ter Ser eeuannten 1irlna bei
Der Sbat ertappt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10
& in Iouer &lapicrpie!

III Ioucr &lapicrpiel
- &n @m. 9cd'S Gofc, 9tr. 16, 0lc-
GIcll11-S troBc, Bate gcitcrn i'm 2auie
res Cages cin 5n0liitiinoigeS &lopier'
ipiel obne Nbieben ocS Groi. &arl
MoinlanL Srubcr oeS iriiGeren 81.
trct0rs bcS y@crmonins MdnerbprS,"
Gr. Sofnlanll, bon 10 llbr Gornt!i,
teas bis 10 llbr NbenoS ein mach
Nuu10ertcn 5GblenoeS Yublifllm allge.
lodt, boS Sem &iinitler REDEEM Ser.
ioQ ipenoetc, Der iid Ol,rd) lciu Spiel
eineu $1,000 Gbcf erlparb. Srot Der
Femoltigen 9lnl trengung iiibltc iidl
4sroi. Sofmom nod S%olclbllug iei-
res YcniltmS nod 10 frildl bnb CT III
pQflter 3eit Gin 2l-%ltilnoigc$ Gqner'
ipiel beginner miro. Ger Genoriit s.
Gorleberg mo Elm Gllortctt oeSn Ger
mania E MGnnerdors" brod)tcn 9lb.
mcd)iclntg bllrG 8eiGn9e unb IriclL,
SIT oellen natilrlid) Froi. Sofnlom oil
Hegleitung ipielte. lllter Oen Anpe.
icnocn bcionoen ii6 5oblreide Gertrc-
ter oe5 r@ermania = MGm1cr6orS,"
,&ormonie," .Mebger : @elonguer,
Gins" n&lln0cr 2ieoertrun5," nIrbal.
ter . W1lttcrd)or," ,0elttidl > llllgo-
rilder 9ie0crfran5," ,&rlegerbuno,"
oGeuti6cr MilitGrpcrein" etc.
&iel Sci hrei uno mcni Il
MolIc. - Sn Der oitlidan Yoli5ci.
%itotion mllrocn 9eltern 5mei 5Glle Dcr.
boroclt, no Ole Slayer Iid) Oireft lucis
0crtcn, ols 3ellgen alliSlttretcl. 81
Her Der Ingcflogten mar Der Stale
ner S0clle Snborio, ipeld)er ollf Ole
Ynl6uloig1rng bin Derbaftct mllrOe,
Gin W1bber, Nomens Gola Honlo.
ltio, aus Stolien cntfiibrt 51 bobcn.
Ga gcitern bic 3etgin nidtS mlebr
BON olr ben iblinmen Soben nil.
len ipolltc, Die iie ON porbergeben6cil
Gage ilber Slberio geiagt bate, clt'
i6loB iid Eoli5ciri6ter @orlonb, Den
Sail ben Ginlponoerlrngs 9cb6rOcll
SIT iibcrlpciIen, ou boS M1b6cn crit
slpci Wol1ate inn 2anoe lit.
Ger or0erc SoQ bonoelte lidl Inn
Trar Nidolonio 9ecillio, Scr. 403,
Gin . SiobitroBe. 8ieielbe pitroc
ollf Gcronloliung ibres S6miegcr.
inbnes ucrboItet, neil iie ongeblih.
els er nit ieiner Satin 9lnItoltell
gum Yltsgeben olls ibrer @oDnltt0
troll Don Der Srat nit einem Wleiier
onqcgriffen mltrbe. Sci Dem 0erbor
purOe Die naipc ACKNOWLEDGING Dor
aebrnht, bob Die 5rou I'M 9egriiic
nor, ein Stiid 9roo 5u i1neioen llno
sufGQig nod boS Welier in Ser Son0
lottc, olS lie Iid) bon DEM S6miegcrs
ipbn perobihieoete. 9ieie Gnti6lll.
bigrng NOR auoi @arlano 5it buni
nnb er itroitc Die Gngeflagtc INN S.
uno Soften.
@iebt bic 6eirot9Sticen5
8 II ii If, - Sobonna VI. arous, 1G
Sabre oft, mo 8ictpr 6. 8orro bon
GER. IA, NorosGurlcp.S troBe, brod)te,'
geitern Die am %. auguit pom 2lfs
tuor Gelrpert crlangte S%eirot6slicen5
5ilriid, Da iGnen Die bitrd sic 5or.
molit1ten Der fot6oliiden Stride not1.
menoig geluoroene 8er5ogerung sr
la,ge oouertc. Nad0em Dos GGrder
Sen Collar fir bic 2iccn5 sliriiderbol,
ten botte, fu6rcn Die 2ieben6en nodJ
@oi6ington, I'M BORT Die 5raiulng
poa5ieben SIT loiien.
Ger Iamenberein ser
.allg. 8eut den 8reiien
beimatb" bGlt morgen Nahmittaq
ieine Misunderstanding al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10

SaHe snr Heiic in's Mnslano be-
iorgt 6. Haimc, Wr. 413, Cit-yalti-
morcitrake, nabe Chiffon Sonie Tpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-10

yane iir'9 AnSlnne beiprst O.. Saline. m.
lib. Et.Saitimere.etr., wate 0xtem Nsnie.sise.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-04
BROUGHT TO LIGHT.
Lancaster People Receiving the
Full Benefit

There have been many cases like the
following in Lancaster. Everyor, relates
the experience of people we know. These
plain, straightforward statements will do
much toward relieving the suffering of
thousands, Such testimony will be read
with interest by many people.
d. E. Fincher, living at l19 n. Wilson
St, Rock Hill, s. c., says: For more
than year l suffered from severe pains in
the small of my back and sides, and there
was often soreness through my kidney
regions. When arising in the morning /
would be so lame and sore that | could
hardly get around. / knew from these
symptoms that my kidneys ,Sere affected
and procured Doan's Kidney Pills. Since
began using them 1 seldom feel any n2:n
my kidneys give me no trouble and ! feel
better in every way 1 do not hesitate to
recommend Doan,s Kidney Pills to other
sufferers"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster-Nilburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name. Doan g, and take
no other. TITS
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-04

dropped because there is moth.
ing for them to do.
Not only will Deas lose his
pull at the government milk can.
but it is understood here that
this fall he will be deposed as
Republican state chairman and
put out of political power alto
gether. Commissioner Capers
and the better element OF the
Republican party in South Caro-
lima have always regretted the
necessity of political association
with Deas, but he served certain
ends and was continued in his
place. A new element of negro
leaders in the state stand ready
to depose him and follow the
leadership OF Mr.. Capers, Loomis
Blalock and others.
Deas' doom was sealed from
the time he turned upon the del.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-04
DeaS Loses Fat Federal Job


Washington special in the
Columbia Record +. II. Deas.
Republican state chairman of
South Carolina, has lost his posi-.
ton with theFederal government
through order of John q. Capers,
commissioner of Internal revenue.
Deas has been an inspector on
the denatured alcohol roll OF the
internal revenue department AID
it has netted him something like
$l15 per month. He has been
notified that his services are no
longer necessary. This was the
only roll of the government
where persons could be put On
without civil service examina-
tioD and, under the law, that
can not longer be done. Deas
had one of the fat places on this
roll, from which it is understood
that a number of others will be
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-04
egation at Chicago and voted
against Taft.
War Against Consu mptlon

-, All nations are endeavoring to check
the rayages of consumption, the white
plague" that claims so many victims each
year Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
and colds perfectly and you are in no
danger OF consumption Do not risk your
neaith ith Oy taxing some unknown prepara-
ton when Foley Honey and Tar is safe
and certain in results Funderburk Phar-
macy L W Hammond Heath Springs, S
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-04
ness the mighty waters of the
Ocmulpee

Ocmulgee.
Many farmers who have been
holding cotton decided to sell
when the price reached IL cents,
sold their cotton, and now that
the market has declined a half
cent, they are happy and think.
ing of their "narrow escape"
Others there are, who are evil
IDENTIFY waiting for the realiza-
ton of that fond hope, cherished
by MIR. Harvie Jordan, namely
"l5 cents for cotton, sure". The
effects on business las we'll as the
hardships cotton mill EN- ployees
have had as result OF the shut.
ting down of many mills and
reduction in the hours of others,
are hard to estimate. An anus.
ing incident however, occurred
IN one of the mills of this city,
where the time had been re
duced to four days a week, when
a committee, representing the
employees, appeared before the
president and asked that they be
given an extra "day off," "What
for" he asked, to which they re
piled, "We want to have a pic
mic"
The Georgia Legislature is
now in session in Atlanta. The
solons will find it pretty warm
to hold session these hot DAYS
and worry over old laws which
should be repealed and new ones
to be enacted. One of the wise
men of that dignifed body is
anxious to pass a law prohibiting
betting on elections. Another
one wishes to make the term OF
governor four years, another
wishes TO repeal the prohibition
law ,and so on down the list. We
are not expecting any great
number of important measures
passed this session.
The people of Georgia are grie-
we'd over the death Of EXPIRES.
Cleveland, which occurred a few
days ago. Dissatisfied with some
of his policies during his last ad-
ministration, they now realize
that he was right in his ideas.
Unpopular at one time he lived
to see his policies vindicated to
great extent and today the ma
tion mourns the loss of her "grand
old man..
Just at this time carload after
carload of delicious peaches and
watermelons are being shipped to
the Northern markets.. The
well-known varieties "Carmen, ;"
Georgia Bell" have nearly all
been marketed. The Elbertas
are Just coming in and the crop
is unusually large. Two mil.
lions OF dollars for the crop is
the estimated value nov placed
by some of the peach gro wers.
There are 100000 trees
bearing fruit this year. The
largest orchard owned by sin
gle individual contains 125,OOO
trees. Former Lancastrian.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-04
Happenings in Georgia.

cSkAa klSl
Hoke Smith, Charged with
Responsibility for Soaring
Capital away from Georgia
--Other Matters of Interest.
Ed. Lancaster News: These
post-mortem" explanations of
election results are about as
superfuous as some of the "hot
air" campaigns before the cleo
tlon, but sometimes a fellow
ventures an explanation and
about the same time something
"bobs up" which brings on
"more TALK. For instance. in
the same issue of The News con-
tanning our explanation of what
caused the recent defeat of Gov.
Hoke Smith, there appeared an
extract from the Augusta Chron
lcle In reference to efforts of
Mr. t. NJ Fitzpatrick to finance
big scheme, and his failure, so
far as getting financial assistance
from New York was concerned
because Hoke Smith was COVER.
nor of Georgia. Now, we do
not doubt the truth of the state
ment made by Mr.. Fitzpatrick i,
nor do we say that every man is
not entitled to his own opinion as
to the condition of affairs in
Georgia. but we do say that it is
the honest opinion of the writer
and thousands of others in Geor
gia, that what lack of confidence
In Georgia there existed anon g
the money powers of New York
was caused by the Augusta Chro-
nicle, Macon Telegraph and other
daily papers, under the alleged
control of the railroads, and not
by Hoke Smith. We will cite
one instance to bear US out in
what we say. Mr.. Jordan Mas
see and others of this city were
promoting scheme identical
with one promoted by Mr.. Fitz-
patrick, and involving the ex-
penditure of quite the same
amount or money Like Mr..
Fitzpatrick, they were unable
to carry out their plans, without
financial assistance from else
where. Naturally enough, they
sought assistance in New York.
When they applied to these cap
italists for assistance they refus-
ed, saying they would not in
vest money in Georgia on &C.
count of Hoke Smith. Mr.. Mas
see asked them what caused them
to have such fears and they
replied ''the Georgia daily pa
pers" Mr.. Massee then suggest
ed that they allow their attor,
ney to accompany them back TO
Atlanta, appear with them be-
fore the governor and the rail-
road commission, and if the terms
and conditions were not entirely
satisfactory to all parties con-
cerned, they would have no more
to say. The suggestion was ac-
cepted and the promoters return.
eel to Atlanta accompanied by
the attorney for the "scared tel-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-04
That Get the Gold
FIRST PRIZE $4,000 1892
SECOND 1000 1924
IHIRD 800 I4lO

Look over your tickets, and if you have
number that will correspond with any of the
above, bring them in and get your money
1t is Here Waiting Fer You.
We will publish just as soon as these tickets
are, presented who the lucky person is that
gets the gold.
We are in the midst of Stock
taking and just as soon as we
have finished we will have some
special bargains to offer you; so
don't fail to come to see us. The
first who come will get the best
bargains. For everything to eat
and wear, and for the farm. come
to Headquarters. We have it.
Yours very truly,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1908-11-26

THE LOUISIANA DELTA PECAN
ORCHARD INVESTMENT CO.,
Limited,

State of Louisiana.
Parish If NatchituchCS. !
Be IT known that on TIN. 26th Day ~
October, 4. D., 1905. before M i. j.
Hyams, clerk ADD eX-otilcio a Notary
Public in and for he Parish Of NatChl
toches, State of Louisiana, duly comni--
stoned and qualified. and in presence Of
the witnesses hereinafter named and I'M
dersigned, personally came and appear
ed Il Leopold Caspati, a resident of the
Parish of Natchitoches. La. Il Wtd|Wcr
and whose wife's christian and family
UaHle was AMANDA WOODS: ~ ;',eslI4l
Casnarl, of the same residence. married.
and whose wife'S christian and family
name lie Annie Levy, and (3) Robert &.
Andrews, resident Of Harrison Comfy,
State of Texas, married, and whose Wifc's
christian and family name is Tummic
BoaZ, and the three aforesaid 1pp, arers
declared unto me, said Notary. that
availing themselves of the provisions Of
the laws of the State of Louisiana aatn
oriZing The formation of coIpolatIuu~.
they b we formed themselves dud either
persons who may hereafter become as
socialed with them INTO IL corporation
and body corporate fol the objects and
purposes herein Stated, and under the
following Charter: