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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
Buffet paa Danoitraalen.
Gn amcrifauif @iinefbanien.

$50, bit fer ser mango ~belpnoer'
Iiae Sing mellem aar og Dag ielp
/ europa" iagoe ben gonle ame'
rifaner n1eo set peirfureoe og poll.
tic guiigt, men ieg tror MI, Sine
rita ~alligepeI boloer ier Stan9en.
Sor GfSempel benne Der beIpnoerlt'
ge SenSeIie meb oen gamle gorger'
meter ser / 0reipille | Oregon, oa
lea for tvoe gar iiSen boeoe Der. Oct
er M aQiqcpel set utroiisIte, leg !
nit 9ip bar bsrt Gale om."
"Sa, iaa," iasoe bans npe erro'
pGerbefienot, Der bapbe paa 6slel'
len, bpao ser bar | pente, "bporoan
bar set, ben Siiiorie bang iam'
meu2"
$50, fer De-" rstnmebe amerifa'
neren fig, "bet par ! Sreiptle alt
Ioa, o. De nonebe iaa forferoelie
Sanb / ben Sp, iiGr ON Sommerei''
% set bar 10 ubebaseIist bsieIte
@rab, % set folteoe 10 forrelten o.
iaa en- grmte gense at bente ganoei
IanapeiSfra. Men ioa Dor Oct TO-
Den eamIe 9orecrmeiter Saiif @at'
ION Tom | Confer ON. at 81 ltnloe
Iaoe Iope os en- a~rteiiif @rsno. DO
bpao, set por 10 bare nnoerltst al
hi life bar fommet | Sanfer ON oei
fer, men icIpfdseIig bar bet en- aof
Soc, % hi ff Trepet til ct selltab'
Ser Iaueoe iaaoan nogle SInselter.
ca sc ienSte os iaa noele Snse''s'
rcr ca en- goremaifine.
Sc boreoc o. boreoe, % en- flsi
Sag par Sc min ianoten sS7 Sof
neSe i SorSen - bar Ge bort noge'
"Iianeuoe2 @en life Ell Graao'
Sano Tom ser frern, % Seiltaoe'
bespuote iaa lmaat at inaffe ON q
aipe Soften / oct Sprsit.
Men ic, iaa en- Gas, iom pt ltc'
log fiffeSc, % samfe So'st ltoo i'e'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05

ben en- Snmmer, en- Sag, nogle Spt'
ger % anbet gerftisi og BANDIT Jam.
men / en- Boie - ne iaa rsg oe1t
cgiaa tiIpeirs op til Sailf, og Oct
pareoe life lpnge, for Der fulgte
ncgIe goro pg 9iGlfer eiter. Spao
Sauf gioroe meo oet9 San be-
gpnote itrafs at Hide / BET, og iaa
ret meset l9nee pareoe oct life, fsr
Ran bapoe facet tsmret fig ct Tibet
Sus, og / 2sbet al 0agen TT ot
ienot en- liben Somfnr op meo
Straalen o9iaa; ia, og SuIet bolot
9olancen, ba BET fsrit Ell Gang bar
fommet miot / Straalen. ON III
teuen ienote ri en- lioen Seng oerop,
&C noele Stole 90 ct Soro fnl9te
mart efter, set oanieoe iom Sliier op
90 Yaubitraalen.
ayor oct bar 10 BET m9rfelige beo
set, at hi abiolut life funoe taa BAN
neo, Sauf. Waaife ri fnntoe booe
Iuffet Of for @anbet, men laa par
1anSen 10 itprtet neb og brGttet
SoIien, iaa hi par MOT til at laoe
ham bIipe, bpor ban par, % laa le
ct aisre oct iaa befpemt for BAN ioiIt
muligt.
Wao, efter uoslc Tigers 5orlsb
babSe hi 10 iaa imaat bonnet os III
Saeernes SiIitano cs brso os lite
pioere ON Ianben. geea De trent
mebe, Ser font. ia, DC par peo at to-
be Irie % Munb, naar De ftf Sie
poa goraermeitereu Der $50 300
cppe / 9uften. 90 Ell bel Gel Jolt
Tom renoeuSe bper epise DAG og Zoo
ca aabeSe paa bam. 9e ietote mani
oe mor'omme sine op til bart, men
uooet Wenneife bapSe DOG life nooet
ia paa ben SeiIaos, ffisnt Saitf paa
Ct Stpffc goro, ban faIteoe neo, bapoe
! ffrepet efter ct Yar 5olf, Der tiinoe
fomme op o. ipile S'bombre nleo
bom. Oct blep oel Iiot en'oult Tor
bom | 0rnaSen fan ieg tro.
9ette Stpffe @orp lit os foneiter
til at terIe paa at ienoe en- Selefon
cp til BAN, Iaa ban funoe inaffe neo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05

bIir jaget bo. o. poo ben Nnoben.
iisnner OIL tar ban Den life"
Sun faiteo fig neo pao 2aneinoet
% bIaaite tlnet no; bun bapoe NOT
inaffet iig parrn cs MI, @amIo.
"Spcr Hal De M reiie, naar De
fIptter? 2" - Seq foritoo bun iaa gier.
ne piIoe meboeIe fig, os leg generic
mig life for of ipsrse meo en- Snter.
piepers SreioigbeS.
"Sia, @uo peo; for bet fsrite brr
oct bel til Senrten | gpen. Seq faar
M nogIe aroner for 2sseret at lepe
al for bet ferite. 90 iioen -"
"Saa bIir Der bel mango 9ense
for Suiene2" inbifiso ieg.
"Suiene? aanei, Sub bebre bet,
Dem bar NOT 9onfen % aantioniiter-
ne tat, benz. Suiene bar pi bert ifpI.
Dig for, belt iioen hi fit Dem op.
"a, isrit bar hi ba ifpIoig en- ajsb.
mano | @pen; men ina, oa ban piIoe
; lit, maatte pi Iaane | 9anfen."
"@ten Ssnnerne 9eres / amerifa
ril bel al Gem en- SaanSsrRfning,
De? - Weo Ssnnen / gpen Ton Oct
bel bore en- anben Sag?" Seq
ioritoo, oct bar Zig. bun piIoe ia BET.
Saba, oct err Dem / amerifa, LEG
mon iGtte nit 2io til. San life be
birIpe mig, noar ieg bar ipiit op
oisie 2sssrepengerIe, ina er oct inter
onbet for mig emo "8osien" oa. -
Sg ban er rel en- milo Mano at
repne pda, ban." Hu bar bun
litter igien ironiif.
"Nen" fpm oct | en- bel onoen
9oneart - # q H. Tom itprer for oft,
iparer mig bel for oct 2epebrsb. Seq
tror ha GupifeIop, ieg bill life ia iaa
operIas lang Sio beaer. Seq er
MI 67. - aaia, ban lager bel paa
oct, ban iom itprer alt" =
9ette iioite fom t~iuibsfulot % meo
inoerIig Sperbepisning.
Get bar, liseiom oct Ietteo oen
gamle $llsmanosfone, oct bun bapbe
foat iogt mig. Der bar fommet Ell go
90 Ell aIarbeb ODER oct furebe anIigt,
iaa ieg frapt fuutbe fjenbe bet igie1.
90 paa mig eioroe oe iorifieaige
Splpsningr en- eaen 8irfning. -
Sun bar blit itor | mine Zine, Den
gamle. Sli6et % aapet, Roogan.
gen og Sor9en bapbe uopiflet os
'taaliat. - Suu bar en- S%eltinoe.
Sun bar en- agte 0atter al gamle
Wfcr Rprge. Men Mor 9orge op.
brar fine fiGreite itrengt. Spnb ba.
re, at De fi6reite og bpetisite Barn
ipneS at ioa BEN minoite grp. -
Den Stemning, iom Den noget to.
ntiife Situation meo @rauten bapoe
fremfaIot, bar pesen for tunee, al.
p~orsflIoe Confer.
Samplfibet peb.
Seq trpffeb Den samles Sern.
gauno, ia Sarpel og elf.
Baa 8eien neb til grpebitionen
fom bisie Sinier mig iaa sanife
umibbelbart paa 29berne:
Ser er Spmmeriol mol,
Ser er SGoetore NOT,
Bare ri, bare Ri bapoe 8iarfisbeb notl
Morten Spritab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05

til os. 90 iioen bIeo ban mere till
freos. Der bar altio nogIe npsgier.
riae, ser bapoe Sio til at itaa og
inaffe meS bant, og ben gan1le bar
peb at goa no at lit CODE Sfino at
SorfengeIisbeO oper al Den Sp'
mGrfiombeb, De bite BAN. Gpiier
% Sobaf ienote ri op / imaa BOTS
bugspoier, iaa ban funbe tiIiioit
baaoe rsge og I9ie, iaa meget ban
lpiteoe.
Ser fac MI Ianben paa fin 6or'
i~trefpiIt belle Somneren. Saa tom
Soften o. set begpnote at bIipe folbt.
glIt tpoeSe paa Ell fuagenoe ltreng
8inter.
Sg en- Morgcn paagneoe leg BIZ
SenSe Sroit beb, at negen baitfeoe
poa min 0er. 90 bpem Ter ieg oa
lea Iuffer op: min iauoten eomle
Sauf @ation, 9orsermciterenl
Seq funbe life Ii9e ct Sro % Oct
porebe EN- goo Climb Tor leg igien
funoe luffe min M,rnb op og ipsrge,
bporoan ban par fontmet neo. Men
set bar gaaet LET for fig. SanOitraa'
len bar ON 9atten frosiet til So cg
.Souf bebspeoe fun at bugge noele
Grin / ben meb fin 2fs os iaa fIatre
neo.
ga, BET Ipoer unberliet, men ON
aaule Sulf baboe p9ret her, funoe
han babe befreitet min SiItorie.
Sanb er Den, ligeiom ogiaa ben ON
Safe Smitbion % Snoianerne, bar
Sc bsrt oeu - ia, bet bar Ell @ang
-"
Wen besp9rre fom erropperbe.
fienSteu Der til of tpufe paa ct me-
oct ~ns6penoiet 9Grinoe, ioa StIto.
rieu ON Safe Smitbion og SnSia.
nerne fif ri life f~ortalt oenne Gang.
an Rama, bporfor bar Sapa iaa
Tibet Saar?" "Soroi ban t9nter
Iaa meaet.~ - ~Wfen bnorfor bar on
iaa meset $aar oa, @amu?" =
"6orSi - "a, bin uififfeIiee
" "a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
sea tisbte benne stpf al

"Sss fjsbte benne Stcf al
Gsm iprrise llse," iasbe ben samlc
Scrre, ipm Tom ino | Sutifien.
"Sa,' inbrpmmebe 8ipbmanSen. Seq
ijenber ben isien."
"8e ioriitreos mig at Saanbtaset
bar asts eIienben, men IN Ter jes at
bet er eitsrsipri."
"3st sipr mig pnbt min Serre, men
ies iaar nit Glieubeu Siretie fra Gep,
Ion, % ben eueite 5ortlarinS jes fan
aipe Ten, er, at Gleianterue mat p9re
bespubt Of BRUCE ineiatte TGncer.@
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
WHAT DISTRESSED HIM.

An elderly Bishop, a bachelor, who
was very fastidious about his toilet,
was especially fond of his bath, and
requested particular care of his tub
from the maid.
When about to leave town n day
he gave strict orders to the house
maid about his "bawthtub" and said
that no one was allowed the use OF
it.
Alasl the temptation grew or the
girl and she took a plunge.
The Bishop returned Unexpectedly
and finding traces of the recent
stolen bath, questioned the maid Sc
closely that she had 10 confess she
was the culprit, and was very sorry.
Il hope you do not think it is a
sin, Bishop?" asked Mary in tears.
Eyeing her sternly, he said: MARY
your using my tub is not a sin, but
what d~istresseS me most is that YOU
would do anything behind my bach
that you would not do before m,
face"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05

All the world loves a winner-with
the exception of the loser.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11
IN MEMORIAM.

On May 28th the Death Angel Wis
tied the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ
West, and took their only single
child, Miss Kate. Deceased would
have been thirty wears old the 18th
day of August, 1908.
She leaves a mother and father,
two sisters and three brothers, to
whom we extend our sympathy in
the hour of their bereavement, and
say to them: BE as dauehtersand
sister was, pure in heart.
You know the Savior said, "Bless-
ed are the pure in heart, for they
shall see God" This must apply to
our departed sisters heart, for she
gave testimony to this effect. She
loved the dear Savior of the world.
and In her childhood days she ac-
cepted him as her personal Savior
and connected herself with the
church at Blair's Chapel.
She suffered great deal, even
"more than tongue can telf' con and
on for two weeks until, on May the
2Sth. God in His love gave her relief.
He came and took her to the man
sions above, mot made with hands,
eternal in the heavens" to bask in
the sunshine of God; to forever
drink of the river of life, never more
to thirst; to eat of the tree of life.
never more to hunger. God carried
her home to Himself, to sing and
praise Him with all the saints ir
glory forever.
Oh. what blessed thing it is to
| be Christian, and die in Christ
There, deer friends and loved ones
Kate is looking out over the battle.
ments of Heaven for you and me
And every time the Ship of Zion an
chors near the shore, she will expeci
some one of us home.
Then let us all labor to be ready
to go. Let us get on board and sal,
the wide seas with jesus as our Cap,
! tain, because he will safely land Us
| home.
We ,csn only say ''ouT loss is hel
eterpal gain" and may the relatives
/ and friends of the deceased sister
make the following lines their daily
! prayeF:
My one desire to be this:
Thy only love to know,
To seek and taste NO other bliss,
No other good below;
Ny life, my portion thoH-
Thou all safficientsart;
Ny hope. my heavenly TREASURE, new
Ent9r and keep my heart.
RUTH THOMAS.
Scooba, Miss, June 9th, 1908.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11
Doing q Good Work.

OF the popular pastor of our Meth-
edist CHURCH, the Meridian Morning
Dispatch OF last Saturday has this
to say:
Rev.. w, Ramsey, of Scooba, the
eloquent divine who is conducting a
series of meetings at the South Side
Methodist Church. was greeted by
a splendid congregation last even
ing. His subject Was Revival
and no subject ever before listened
to from pulpit in this city proved
of more interest than did this one
to those WHO were fortunate enough
to be present.
Rev. Mr.. Ramsey is expected at
home the latter part of the week
and the people ofScooba can expect
preaching in the Methodist Church
next Sabbath. morning and night.
All are invited to attend.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11
Scholarship for Sale.

The editor OF THE HERALD has a
scholarship ia the Hattiesbufg Bus
mess College, ut Hattiesburg, Miss,
good for o course in Bookkeeping.
Shorthand or Tvpe-writing, which
he will dispose of at a reasonable
figure. This school is u fine one,
with record for turning ont efii-
cient graduates SECOND to none, and
the city in which it is located is IA
safe and pleasant place for Young
people to soioprp in. This is on eX-
ceptional opportunity for young
lady or gentleman to take % business
course at a somewhat reduced cost.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11
A Pretty HOME Wedding.
sANDERs-GILBERT,.

AT the home of the brides moth
er, Mrs. Amanda Gilbert, on West
! Rock Street, BinnsvilIe, Wednesday
.evening, June 3rd, at $3.50 O'Clock.
/ Miss Matte Earl Gilbert and Mr..
Alex Sanders were united ip mar
riage, the Rev. Mi. Allunls ofnci-
ating.
The bride Wore gown of white
silk, with trimmings of Val. and
Baby Irish lace. Miss Gilbert was
very popular in this vicinity, and
carries the best wishes OF all who
| knew her ito her new home. The
| bri d sinai DIS We're Misses Irma
X itc h ems and Eula Dudley, of
Binnsville.
The groom is a promising young
business man of CochTane, Miss,
and has many friends in this sec
tion. His groomsmen We're Mr.. Will
Halter, of Cochrane, and Mr.. Chas.
b. Neel, Binnsyille's popular drug
gist.
/, The wedding march Was aytisti-
cally rendered by Mrs. Louis Aust.
The family and host of intimate
friends were present to witness the
ceremony.
After shower of congratulations
and good wishes for the newly made
happy couple, the guests were ush=
cred into the beautifully decorated
dining-room, where tables groaned
,ander the weight of sd 2petizing re-
past.
Mr.. and MFs. Sanders were the re-
Iaipients of many handsome pres
.epts, and aye now at home to their
friends at CoehFane. ~
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11
A Grand Family Medicine.

at gives me pleasure to speak q good
word for Electric Bitters," writes Mr..
Frank Conlan Of No. 436 Houston ST.,
New York. "4t's grand family medi
cine for dyspepsia and liver compi;ca-
tions' while for lame beck and weak
kidneys it cannot be too highly recon-
mended." Electric Rtters regulate the
digestive functions, purify the blood,
and lnpsrt renewed vigor and vita'it,
to the weak, dehilitated OF both sexes
Sold under guarantee an J. X. Sharp's
and the Scooba Drug Co.'e.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11
Just Feceived-lot of
Flower Pots!

All sizesvwill be sold at the lowest
prices. n. RAUH.
We regret to note that Master
Duncan, the energetic little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. @. d. McAllum, is
quite sick; we trust there will be no
serious outcome.
We learn that the condition OF
Mrs. l.. II. Ellis is somewhat i'm
proved, while there does not appear
to be much change in that of Mr.. II.
f. McCrory.
w. H. Stuart sells the "Old Hick-
ory" wagon.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11
The Kemper Herald
FhE CHURCHES.

PREsRTTERIAN-Serv on lst and 3rd
s5undays In each month at-il a. III. and Z
b. m. J. G. johnson, Pastor.
Sal bath School at $3.50 IA. m; S. T. Watts,
gupeintendent.
MET HoDIsr-~Scrvicas on End Sunday ip
bach month at IL a. IN. and p. IN. Jno. w.
Ramsey. Pastor.
Sabbath School Mt 9;3On n. M; B. R,,Kugk-
ndall, superintendent.
BApTIssF- Services on 4th sunday in each
month al II I'M. and m. ~. III. Thomp-
son, Pas
sabbath school at 9:3o n. m. w. j. Par
ker, er,sSnpcrintendent.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11
TOWN ANDeCOUNTi.

Mr.. John Tyson and son. OF Ma
con, are here today.
Il Mr.. John dithridge, of Meridian,
u S visiting his uncle, NJ. .JohnrF.
Howell.
Mrs. S. D. stenpis, of Mt. Nebo,
IS visiting the family of her sqa, Asr.
%. A. Key.
Sec .statement.tof financial .sconai-
&tion of the Bank of Kepper IN an
Sother column.
White Mopntsin Ice Freezers-2
&ort., qrt. and 4 qyt., AT the Duke
Mercantile Co.'S.
Mr.. E. j. Irby ie in Meridian to-
&day-no, he didn't go to see girl,
#that we know of.
q State Sena tor tJohn Rogers, eof
#Gainesville, Ala, was one of Scoo-
&ba's visitors this. week.
n Messrs. r. H. Giles, r. w. Beth
#any and Charlie McCreight, Of Wa
#halak, were in Scoobp today.
Il A. A, Hammack has Coans, Gas
#kets, and general supply of Under
8tak er's Goods. at lowest prices.
Mr.. Philip Willingham, Of Ram
&sey, Ala, a cousin of Mrs. j. B. Nc
Crory, was ip town Saturday, TO see
Mr. Roh't NeCaory.
Dee Holloway q young &o!ered
Imam well known ia Scooba, died
&Sund&y of typhoid fever, after an
zillness of q little over one week.
Messrs. A. 6. G.rHammack, .John T..
Robson and J. p. Fl. Hallford left
Monday evening for Birmingham,
to take in the u. G. V. e-unlon,
Little Miss Virgie Mae Hare re-
turned to her home at Geiger, Ala,
Saturday, after spending q week
Z with her brother, Mr. Robert Hare.
The Sunday Schools of town are
picnicking today out i'm the grove in
I front of the residence of Mr.. w. II.
Barnes, about two miles east of
Scooba.
We understand that - very popu-
lar young lady, living a few miles
east of Scooba, is TO be married on
& the 2lst inst. to 9 gentleman from
Enterprise.
We know Of q nice. town property
that can be bought at reasonable
! figure-nearly two acres Of ground,
| good house, new cistern and new
out-buildings.
Mrs. Annie Treadaway and son,
Mr.. w. +. Treadaway, of Ramsey,
Ala., spent Sunday in Scooba as
guests of the formers. sister, Mrs.
}. b. McCrory.
WANTED.-To rent a dwelling in
Scooba, or a place not more than
one mile from School. Building.
Address J. M. KELLY,
Brooksyille, Miss.
AS large Q line, if not the largest
of Spring and SummerAdress goods
as has ever been received at; a store
in Scooba at one time, was opened
up this week at the store of the
Duke Mercantile Co,
L Mr.. A. a. Overstreet, of Dekalb,
was here today, EN- route home from
home from a trip to Eqcutta to visit
his aged mother. He reports that
sweet old lady, who has been quite
ill, as somewhat better.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11
IcEl ICE. lcEi

am now prepared to furnish Toe,
in large or small quantities, and will
meet all competition as to prices.
Have special facilities for packing
so as to prevent waste-out-of-town
trade solicited. VIII start delivery
In town May lst.
@. d. McALLuM,
Scooba Miss,
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11
The Best Pills Eyer Sold.

"After doctoring Is years for chronic
indigestion, and spending over two hpn'
dred dollsrs, nothing has done me as
much good as DIR. Kings New Life Pills
| consider them the best pills ever sold: u
writes B F. Ayscue, of Ingleside, n. G.
Sold nnder guarantee ct j. X. Sharp's
and the Scooba Drug Co.'s.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11

The Scooba Baptist Church has
nine Joints of 6-inch stoEe-pipe and
an elbow which will be sold cheap.
Pipe in good condition. Apply to
Capt. Guy Jack, or at this office.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11

If you want to dripk water that
you know is free from detrimental
qualities, procure one of those pat-
ent filters at S. A. Twilley's.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11

WANTED We want two or three
men in each county TO place cata-
logIes and &dyertise' our FAMILY
SUPPLY UNION DEPARTMENT. SIS
per week salary, with opportunity
for extra commissions. Permanent
positions. Address
LAKE CITY WHOLESALE Co,
453 West 63rd ST.,
Chicago, Iii.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11
Secret and FraternaI.

Jefferson Lodge No. l46, A. r. & A. NJ,
meets Thursday, on or before the first iull
noon. Ii ench month, mt 10 o'clock n. m.
A. a. HAMMAog, Secretary.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11

Kemper Lodge No. 129, RIA NJ, meets the
[irst Wednesday in each month.
w. g. ANDERSON. H. p.
ID. d. MORRISON, Sec'y.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11
Cotton=Seed!

One thousand Q,D00) bushels Cot
toR-seed, for planting purposes, for
sale by
PINsoN & GEIGER,
Geiger. Ala,
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11

scooba L odge No. Ms, X. of p. meets ths
| st and End Monday nights in EACH month
BIT O'Clock. o. EAsTLAEp. O~C.
MAX @tAifH, X. Of Rand $.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11

Get you a water alter that will
tlltsr-see Sam Twilley.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11

Scooba C;sinp- No. "a. w. o. W.. meets the
sst and Bro Eueseay nights in each month
kt O'Clock g. II. DOUGLASS, G.~G.
j. w. OAR,cEP, CLERK.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11
STATEMENT
REsoURCEs:

Showing the condition of the Bank of kem-
per, OF Scooba, Miss, on june 2, 1909.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11

Scooba lodge No. 2A35, X. of f., meets th G
Iss and 3rA Tuesday nights of each month
bit o'cleck.
W. Mod. MOORE, Reporter.
The Kemper herald., 1908-06-11

Scooba Lodge No. 2,7s7. X. and J.. of,II.
meets the first and third Fridays in each
month at o'clock p. m.
]. w. GARTER, Protector.
w SPRUTHFRe, Secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-22

Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 22.-The estab-
Ilshment OF new, state institutions and
the erection OF public buildings will
be engaging questions for the legisla-
ture during the 1909 session. AZ the
last session several institutions were
created. but no provision was made
for buildings to be owned by the state,
leaving the schools and asylums TO
be operated for the most part upon
the rental plan Owing to the ah-
sence Of ready cash and partly be-
cause ambitious towns as to locations,
the public building question in the
main was passed over. No less than
twenty towns wanted state normal
schools. six others wanted a normal
or something else, and ten more were
applicants for anything in sight.
The plan year ago was to estab-
lish three additional normals, all in
the eastern part OF the state, but this
year the favored number is two. One
OF these would probably go 70 the
northera portion, or Cherokee coun
Try. and the other to the southern, OF
in the chocktaw or chickasaw ma
tions. This arrangement is preferred
II the .normals are bound to come
and as to locations would be satisfac
tory to the educational department.
of the state.
The policy last year was not t
make new additions to the normals OF
the west side until those allotted 4
the east side were located and OF
dered. An appropriation of 10000
was mfade for .enlarging the Weather
ford normal, but secured executive al
proyal only upon the the contir
gency that the money was not to b
used until provision had been mad
as referred to- Il is probable thi
session OF the legislature win see IN
: states policy well outlined, an
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-22
GOV. SHORT
ON COIN
Reason Why SeIeClin Of
Building Sites is
Held Up

Special to The Express.
Washington, Dec. PA glance at
the report of the treasurer of the
United States will show the real rea-
son why the department is 50 slow
about accepting propositions for sites
for federal buildings for which ap-
preparations were made at the last
session of congress. With a deficit
of over s6OOOO,0OO, the secretary Of
the treasury is not in humor 10 pay
out money If he can avoid It. This,
more than any dissatisfaction with
the bids submitted, may be considered
the real reason for the delay in the
purchase Of sites in Oklahoma.
On the desk of Mr.. Beekman Win
throp, third assistant secretary OF the
treasury, there are now fifty separate
federal building propositions to be
considered. For all of these appropri-
ations have been made. but the ques-
ton is, with the treasurey in its pres
ent condition, and getting worse all