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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-09-04

We have money to loan on first
mortgage. Send us full particulars.
Beecher Kay Realty Co. Wildwood.
You can get souvenirs all of kinds,
Japanese goods and post cards, whole
sale and retail, at r. w. Ryan's Japan
ese Bazaar.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-09-04
Philadelphia English Lutheran
Conference to Meet I'm Wild
wood
See the Premium Lots at Wi

The regular fall convention of the
Philadelphia English Lutheran Con-
ference of the Ministerium Of Pennsyl-
vania will convene in Holy Trinity
chapel in Wildwood on Tuesday.
Sept. 8th. The convention will begin
with full communion service at eleven
o'clock. The regular business session
will begin at 2.9O in the afternoon.
Tuesday evening a meeting will be
held for laymen. The subject for dis
cussion will be elmer Missions.u
About sixty pastors are expected, each
pastor to bring M or more lay dele
gates. Wildwood is very fortunate ia
having this body meet here, as it will
cause her name and fame to be known.
All visitors and residents of the island
are most cordially invited to attend all
meetings of this conference. Next
Sunday the Rev. M. Reed Minnich, of
Philadelphia, will preach morning and
evening.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-09-04
SO Cents for All Dax

Boats with bait, lines, ETC., to hire at
Ottens' Harbor. /
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-30
Rdzns Statni zpray.

Dalesburg, S. ID. Alfred F.
Anderson prave vymlatil ozimku
a $ v5sledkem dokazal, De Sc lepe
vJplacf pestovati tuto nezli jarnf
psenici. Re 40 akrI ozimky dial
do spizfrny 1900 busld "a kterou
obdrzi 81 "a busl. Mincly rok
mu ten sam5 kus yydal 1000 bu.
SID, prumerne tedy $22 so hrube-
no pfijmu . akru a letos pocft6
hruby pffjem ma $50. so. Interest
ma Gene pozemku, vydaje vzdslanf
ptdy & mlacenf souhrnem nepfe-
sahuie So akru. DIE tohoto W.
poctu pestovanf ozimky by zapla-
tito "a til roxy ten nejlepsi poze-
mex v tonic statu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-30

Worthing, S. D. "Pfi vyso-
Ike gode v posledni dobe, velke sti
ky a kapfi proplayaly zkrze kanal
v Grant townshipu a v5sledek byl,
Se iedn farmer pozbyl nskolik dnf
stare tele jenz unesl velk5 kapr.
omen pravi: Re slysel hluk
mezi dobytkem 5ednu noe a lined
vybehl vysetfiti pficinu. Uvidsl
nekolik telat v drenaznim kanalu
pod bficho We vode, a obzylaste 81
ysiml jednoho maleho, jak Sc mama
halo voprostiti syhj ohon cd nsGe-
no. Bal Sc jfti Dos pc ostnatem
plote a proto Sc pustil do vody "a
teletem. Jakmile Sc k nemu pre-
brodil, vymrskl Sc obrovsk5 kapr
vodou jej zalil, Re ma chyili ko-
lem sebe nevidel. Setfel tedy vo-
du 2 o6i a videl jak tele ie neGim
do hlubin. Ueinil zoufa-
IL pokus zyffe zachranit, avsak
teie "a chvfli Sc utopilo." "a
pravdivost teto zpravy redakce
tohoto listu neruci.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-30

Laurel, S. d. G. L. Johnson,
dspesn5 farmer okresu Sully, do
kazal, ze Sac okres ' Iowa, neni
ten jediny kde MONO pestovati
praskayou kukufici (pop cofn).
Pan johnson ma pc ruce cd lonske
no roku 200 buslI teto kukufice a
letos j sazel 25 akrn. Seznal ze
p1da zdejsf Sc znamenite hodi a pc
nevac kazda lodyha vyda velky pc
Get kldskn, byva tez znaene buslG
2 akru, cd IS do 40 busln. Zmine
ny farmer j poseka stroiem a pax
j vymlatf. Krmf S nj dobytek,
ponejvfc ovce, a pax j prodav6 do
obchodG, pc tfech centech "a libru
Obdrn tfmto $40 az $50 . akru.
Ma vSnosnost tomuto Sc vyrovna
jenom zen zemcat.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-30
PoHSt8ni Prot VIchfIcI.

Ztraty spnsobene vichfici toho-
to roku We statu JIM Dakote, do
sahujf do sta tisfcd dolarn. Nej-
lepsf ochrana proti takoveto ztrate
jest pojistenf. Nikdo by nemelo-
pomenouti svij majetek takto po-
~iistiti. Poiistne stoif pouze $1.oo
"a 500. pojisteni ma celich pet ro-
ka. Poiistenf v nejlepsfch spoiled
nostech YAM obstara
j. A. Wagner, iednatel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-30
Rudolf Cacek Sc navr6til e sv6

Rudolf Cacek Sc nayratil re sve
cesty ' Cechach minulou sobotu.
Byl tam ohledne postaveni novGho
obydli SWIM star5m rodiedm jenz
zijf We skromn5ch pomerech a o.
hnem yfisli D drm jedin5 to
majetek. Rudolf slyse o tom i
hned Sc vydal ma cestu, q MAZE ne
kolik set dolari useefen5ch, pou
Iii techto ma zalozenf a zaopatfenf
starSch rodicd az do smrti. Veru
krasn5 to pffklad zdarnosti sy-.
novsk6.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-30

Skodu jez natropily kroupy ko-
lem De Smet, S. d., pfivodilo a.
gitaci pro zalozenf staten ovlada
nou pojisfujicf spoleenost proti
kroupam. Mysli Sc ze zastupce
Kingsbury okresu pfedlozi Y pffs-
tim zasedani zakonod6rny, plan
ma jakem zde usneseno, Nekolik
farmerI jenz utrpeli nejvetsfch
ztrat, tento plan tlacf ku pfedu, a
pravf Re by nebylo tezke stanoyiti
cenu ~poiistenf ma so procent pine
6rody, a ~vyroyn&nf ze by Sc delo
zkrze okresnf komisafe. Pc celem
statu kazdorocne rolnfci utrpf
skody ma sta tisfce dolarn, a ida
Sc ze jedinou ochranou jest pojis-
tent.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-30

Podflnfknm Farmerske Ko-ope-
rativni Spolecnosti v Tabofe Sc
timto oznamuje, ze spolecnost ma
ma ruce velkou zasobu provazu do
samovazaee. Kazd5 podflnik jej
obdrzf lacineji neil JIM. Kazdt
tedy necht Sc pfihldsi Y elevatoru
u fidiciho Jana Kostela.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-30

". j. Wagner Sc navr&til q Lam
no, Trip okres, kde $ j. j. Wag-
nerem . Lesterville ~spolecne zalo
ziii banku. Vaclay pc nejake do
be Sc do onoho mesta hodA odste
hovati a pfevzfti ffzenf dotyene
banky.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-30

Vaclav Novak, starry osadnik
Tyndallsk5, spachal minule dter5
samoyrazdn, skociv stfemhlav do
hluhoke studne vedle jeho obydli.
Jeho mrtyola byla ~yytazena 90 no
din pc cinu, nebot' nemohl b5ti ih
ned nalezen, a aadn5 pfi tom me-
byl pfftomen.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-30

Velkolepou slaynost pfi otevfe-
nj sve move sine, uspofada rad
''Pravda" els. 80. Q. G. B. J. v
Tyndall We stfedu dne II. srpna.
Slavnostnf program zapocne pres
ne ' iednu kodinu odpolecne. We
Ger pax ochotnfci sehrajou rozmar
nou frasku We 4 jednanfch MAVEN
'Papageno". Po sehranf Sc roz-
proudf volna zabava. V5bor "a
spolek uctiye I'VE vsecky krajany,
by Sc zncattnili toto pamatne slav-
nosti.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-30

Stavba jana Matusky rosie ia-
ko houby pc desti.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-01

Moore. Murdoch. MeCalla Mecants,
McEhaney Murley, Noryen, O'Neal.
Pasehal Pendergraft Porter Putnam.
Rainey. Reeve. Rauifr Riddle. Rider,
Ross skeen. Smith OF Custer Smith of
Delaware, snelson, stagner, suyera.
Stone swengle. Tabor, Tandy, Tlnot-
son, Turner vandayeer, vandeyente7.
Workman. whitehurst, whitson, Wil.
iams Of Comanche. Williams Of Push
mataha, Wilson Mr. Speaker NIm.
.ray).
Total ayes-S3.
Nays Abbott chappell, Day. Earle.
Fraser, Jones. MeAdoo. Sands, shear
er. Sherman. Smith of Dewey, Smith
Of Grant, Utterback. watrous
Total nays a.
Absent Anthony, Armstrong Of
choctaw Branson. Carson. Crouch.
Durham Hawkins. jarrett Orcuit
Smith OF washita, Stephens stett.
mund
Total abseni-12.
The Speaker announced that The bill
having received q majority Of the votes
OF an The members OF The House Of
Representatives. was passed. and he
.slgned The engossed copy thereof IN
open session
House BIN No. 239 having been read
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on two previous several leglalatiye
days, was placad on third reading and
fiual passage the Question being,
shall the bin pass?e Roll call re-
suited
Ayes Abbott, Alien, Anthony. Arm
strong Of Kiowa, Asnby, Baldwin, Bal
lard. Banks. Beck. Bowdre, Boyle,
Briggs. Brnnson, Broom, Brown, Bry-
an. Butler casteel chappell chas-
tain, Cope, Day. Deyerle. Durant.
burst, Earle. Farley. Ellis. Evans. ~.
zard, Faulkner. Fisher, Fraser. Harris.
Harrison of Hughes. Harrison Of Nc
Curtain, Hart, Hendrlckson, Hobby.
Holland. Hnddleston, Hudson. Japp,
Jesse. Johnson. Jones' King. Lindsey.
Lockwood london Manus. Martin.
Moore. Murdoch, McAdoo, McCalla,
McCants McElhaney. Murley. Noryell.
oNeal Paachal. Pendergraft Porter,
Putnam Rainey Reeve, Rauff. Rid
DIE Ridor Ross Sands, shearer, sher-
man. skeen Smith Of Dewey Smith Of
Custer Smith OF Delaware. Smith OF
Grant Suelson, Stagncr suyers.
Stone. swengle, Tabor Tandy, Tnlot
son. Turner utterback YandaYeer.
Yandeyenter. Workman, Watrous.
Whltehursl, Whilson. Williams OF Go.
manche Williams Of Pushmataha,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-01

Mr. Speaker
We, your Committee on Public serv-
Ice Corporations, TO whom was referred
Senate BIN No 81. BY Memmlnger. en-
titled; ~An act TO provide FOR the III
ing Of schedules OF rates charged by
express companies for the iranspor-
tation Of money or merchandise. etc. F"
leg leave 10 report that we have had
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ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION Il 81 BOXES o. /;


Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or NY. so7
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES
the same under consideration and
herewith return The same with ,he
Recommendation that it do not pass
for the following reasons:
Upon investigation We find that the
various express companies doing bust
ness in the state of oklahoma have
not the same rates. and that the cor.
poration commission has undertaken
70 correct the evils of overcharges by
express companies; and also for the
reason that in some instances a cut
in the rates Of twenty-five per cent
would be too great but in tine major.
liiy Of instances it would probably be
too small
articles an excess charge is being
made and make a rate which win an.
Iply TO all express companies and
which win tend to secure an equita.
Bile uniform rate.
EzZARD, Chairman
The Speaker signed the enrolled
copies OF House Bills Nos. SOC, G52
and 725 in open session, after reading
at length.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No.
.G7, recalling Senate Bill No. 253 from
the governor. was adopted
House Bill No. as6, by smith Of
Delaware, was read, adopted and
passed to eagrossment and final pas
sage.
The Committee Substitute No. for
Section 0, of House Bin No. sSS was
read.
Mr.. Putnam moved to amend line 3,
page 3, by substituting as" for with
in"
Tho following amendment by Mr..
Mccalla was adopted;
Strike out Section ? and insert in
lieu thereof the following
Section p Every corporation do'rg
business in this state which owns real
estate other thar real estate within
the corporate limits OF cities and
towns, or has additions to cities ana
towns or either of such, at the time
that this act becomes effective, shah.
unless the same shall be necessary and
|proper for carrying on the business 70.
which such corporations or license are
chartered sell and dispose Of said zeal
estate within period Of seven ears;
Provided, further, That all corpora
tions which may hereafter acquire
title to real estate upon foreclosure
of mortgage or in collection Of debts
shall dispose Of said real estate with
in a period of seven years from 'he
date said title was acquired: Proyid.
led. further That if at The expiration
of seven years from the date hereto
fore respectively mentioned, IL such
lands remain unsold. then IN either
case # shall be the duty of The cour-
lty attorney Of the county in which
such real estate is situated 10 plo,
coed by information in the name Of
the people Of the state of Oklahoma
against such corporation in Zee dis
trict court OF mis- COUNTY and such
court shall herein determine the ficts
land proceed against said property as
in cases Of escheat
The bin, as amended was adopted
and passed 10 engrossment ana fiual
passage
House Bin No. Az by Yandayenler
EACT
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M spaAIIer. { Nurnyl

Wilson, AR Speaker. Murray
Total ayea--99
Nays None.
Absent Armstrong Of chostaw, Car.
son, Crouch, Durham. HawkiSs. Jar
rett oreutt Smith Of washin, steph
ems, stettmmd
Total absent lo
The Speaker annouucsd that tho bill.
having received maio9ty OF ths
votes OF all the memebrs Of tAo Honse
of Representatives. was passed, ami
he signed the engossed copy there.
of in open session.
House Bin No. zoe, having been read
on two previous several leaslatiyt
days was placed on ihird reading am
son OF Mccuriain IAa. hwkin1
suited
Ayes Abbott, Allen. Anthony, Arm
strong Of kiowa Ashby. Bahwin. Bal
lard Banks. Beck Bowdre. Boyle.
Brown, BRYAN, Butla, Carson. Caatael.
Chasiain Cope, Day nurant. burst,
Farley Ellis Evans. Ezzard, Faulk-
ner Harris. Harrison Of Hughes. Hart,
Hcndrickson. Hobby Houand. Hudson.
Japp, Johnson, King Manus. Martin.
Murdoch McCalla, MeCants. Neil
haney MurIey N7rven. o'Neai. Pas
Continued on Page FOUR
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HOUSE JOURNAL
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY.
SEVENTH DAYS SESSION.

Strong OF lhOciaW. Crpuch, Durham
Hawkins, circuit, Smith OF washita
The reading of the Journal Of the
previous days session was dispensed
with. and the same approved
The Following were each read the
second time and referred as indicated
Senate Joint Resolution No. s, tc
Legal Advisory
Senate Joint Resolution No. 9, by
Thomas to Legal Advisory
Senate Bin No. ass. by Holman, to
judiciary
senate Bill No. 4i5, by wynne, to
Judiciary
Senate RW No 3s4, by Goulding, to
Legal Adsisory
Senate Bn 30. a74, by Johnston. to
Charities and corrections
Senate Bin No ll4, by Redwine. to
Legal Advisory
House Bn No. 4l9, by Harris. to
Legal Advisory
The following reports were read.
Mr. Speaker
We your Committee on Judiciary. q
whom was referred House Bill No.
74I by vandeyenter, providing for the
creation Of new district court dis.
trict OF The counties Of Washington
and Usage beg leave 10 report that
we have had he same under consider
alton and return the same herewith
with the recommendation that it. do
pass as amended
VANDEvENTER, Chairman.
M Speaker:
Yer Committee on Engrossment
begs leaye TO report that it has care
fully CON red the engrossed copy Of
House BIZ No. GA with the original
draft and amendments thereto ana
finds said engrossment to be correct
and IN proper form.
MANUs. Chairman.
Mr. Speaker:
Your Commiuae on Engrossment
bees leave TO report that it has care
fully compared the engrossed copy Of
House Bin TO 262 with The original
draft and endmtnts thereto and
ds said engrossment to be correct
and in proper form
MANUs. Chairman.
Mr. Speaker
Your Committee No. on Engross-
ment beg leave to report that it has
compared the engressed copy
OF House BIZ No. sos with the original
draft and amendments thereto end
finds said engrossment TO be correct
and in proper form.
Very respectfully submitted,
MANUs. Chairman.
Mr. Speaker:
Your Committee No . on Engross.
ment legs leave to report that il has
carefully compared the engrossel
copy Of House Bill No. 200 with the
original draft and amendments there
10 and finds said engrossmenr 20 be
correct and in proper form.
Very respectfully submitted,
cAsTEEL Chairman.
Mr. Speaker:
Your Committee on Engrossment
begs leave TO report thal II has care
fully compared the eugrossed copy Of
House Bin no. 239 with the original
draft and amendments thereto and
finds said engrossment TO be correct
and in proper form.
Very respectfully submitted
CASTEEL, Chairman.
MIR. Speaker:
We your Committee on Legal Ad-
yisory, 10 whom was referred Senate
Bin no. 444, by Redwine, entitled;
IAN act requiring railroad companies
TO maintain and operate repair shops,
etc. beg leave to report that we
have had the same under considera-
tion and herewith return the same
with the recommendation that # do
pass as amended
MCAILA. Chairman.
Mr. Speaker:
We, your Committee on Public serv
Ice Corporations TO whom was referred
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A high class hotel. conducted
|or your comfort RemOdelea,
|eiurnished throughout Directa
|ly On car line Union station
Do minutes Capitol, 20 min-
'hfes Shops and Theatres. 10
|ninutes. Two Blocks 10 White
House and Executive Buildings
Opposite Metropolitan Club
hummer Season July TO October
Wayside Inn and Cottages.
axe Luzefene. n Y IN ihe Adj
|ordscks. Switzerland OF Amer.
lea. f5 minutes from Saratoga
Send for booklet
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Continued on Page Four)
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MANUs. Chairman.


Mr. Speaker:
Your Committee on Eagrossment
bess leave 10 report that it has care
fully compared the engrossed copy Of
House Bin TO 262 with the original
draft and e. endmtnts thereto and
-ds said engrossment to be correct
and in proper form
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MANUs, chairman.
NJ spsaker.

Mr. Speaker
Your Committee No. 1 on Engross-
ment beg leave to report that it has
carefully compared the engrcssed copy
of House Bill No. sos with the original
draft and amendments thereto and
finds said engrossment 10 be correct
land in proper form.
Very respectfully submitted,
~ ArIf, llhnt........
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cAsrEEL Chairman.

Mr. Speaker
Your Committee on Engrossment
begs leave TO report thal ii has care
fully compared the eugrossed copy Of
House Rnl 40. 2S9 with the original
draft and amendments thereto and
finds said engrossment TO be correct
and in proper FORM
Very respectfully submitted.
CASTEEL, Chairman.
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MANUs. Chairman,

Mr.. Speaker:
Your Committee No. . on Engrosa-
ment legs leave to report that il has
carefully compared the engrosseI
copy Of House Bill No 200 with the
original draft and amendments there.
TO and finds said engrossmenr 20 be
.correct and in proper form.
Very respectfully submitted,
CASTEEIs Chairman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23
THE ART OF FRIENDSHIP.

There is reason for a suspicion, II
not more than suspicion, that the
art Of friendship is dying out among
us.
The friendship of the ancients was
very exacting. In modern times we
should look long while for such mu-
tual regard as that of Damon and
Pythias
Friendship in our crowded days Gov
ers wider area, but as in the case
Of all extensive development It has
lost intensively.
Instead of friendships we have visit
ing lists. Not thoss whom we love,
but those whom we would propitiate.
we invite to dinner. Those who would
propitiate us invite us In turn and
permit us to eat their food and air our
views.
We live, alas in the suburbs of each
others hearts.
The man without friends can accom-
plish very little in this world. De-
pending on his own strength alone,
his mightiest endeavors are as moth
ing. AT harvest time he gathers moth
ing but leaves.
But the man with friends-strong
friends, true friends and loyal friends
who have confidence in his integrity
and ability to do things, has great
power. When he leads they will fol-
low MIN, and all working together
unitedly bring victory. This is the
reason why some men achieve great
success with moderate abilities, while
their more brilliant competitors fall
short.
This is true In every business and
profession. 1t does not matter SO
much whether man has enemies or
not as that he has true friends who
VIII stand by him and never desert
him.
To have loyal friends is worth all
else To have friends who can be de-
pended on is to gain success in life.
To have true friends you must be
one. The quality sf loyalty you get
depends on the quality you give.-Ok-
homa City News,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Character is one thing and reputa-
tion is quite another.
Failures are the rounds of the lad
der reaching to success.
The fireman is sure of warm re-
ception when he goes to work.
Many slow man throws on the
speed lever when he starts down hill.
If a woman has nothing else to
worry about she starts dont-worry
club
A woman's idea of good medicine is
any kind that doesn't taste good.
The girl who claims she can marry
any man she wants to seldom boasts
of her selection of husband in after
years. Chicago News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23
AGAINST LAsoRlNo MEN.

While William H. Taft is travelling
about Ohio and elsewhere making
frantic appeals for the support of la
boring m.n, his running mate on the
Republican ticket, James s. Sherman,
is giving his Endorsement to the state
ment tina, labor unions are composed
largely of anarchists, socialists and
.demagogues. Mr.. Sherman heard the
organized wage worker Of the eoun-
try denounced by trust magnate who
presided at meeting wherc he spoke,
end gave approval of the sentiment
expressed. When Mr.. Sherman ap-
peared recently at Akron, Ohio, inc
meeting which he addressed was pre-
sided over by o. c. Barber, presi-
dent of the Diamond Match company.
MIR. Barber introduced Mr.. Sherman 10
the audience. In doing so he made
use of the following language, as
stenographically reported:
"One of the main reasons for the
success of the Diamond Match COM
pany is that its directors have never
tolerated union labor in its shops.
They have always been open. We
have had no one to dictate to us what
wages We shall pay, what men we
shall hire, and what hours our en-
ployes shall work. Labor unions to-
day are composed largely of anarch-
lists, socialists and demagogues."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23

Secretary Allard Is boosting home
industries and home merchants in a
way that ought to produce results He
is giving the people some straight talk
that should be needed. It is folly
for any one to claim to be a booster
If he doesn't give home people his
trade. Every dollar that you srend
with home merchant helps to build
up Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23

We knew Teddy would go and do It
again; he just cant keep still. II was
feared for time that the Republican
managers had succeeded in putting the
lid on him, but fortunately for the
Democrats, this fear proved unfound-
ed. Mr.. Bryan's prospects look much
brighter since the last manifesto came
from the White House. Is It possible
that Mr.. Roosevelt is giving his friend
Taft the double cross?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23

The Kansas City Star is still talking
about Tafs's popularity in Oklahoma.
It was doubtless due to full realiza-
ton of his excessive popularity here
that the Republican candidate lodged
Oklahoma on his speech-making tour,
The Democratic committee have about
abandoned all hope Of getting Mr.. Taft
to come to Oklahoma again.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23
ROYAL ITALIAN BAND.

With Bandmaster Quintano and his
magnificent band at canarsie Park last
night, I shook hand again with my old
friend, William Tell. He was as ten.
der at the moment, then vicious, at
last robust, and always is well in voice
as have ever met him 1t was a most
and deserved the magnificent applause
1t received.-Brooklyn Journal.
At the opera house Oct. 2S.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23
SOUVENIR ENVELOPES.

A large invoice just received of these
xquisite envelopes. Nothing has ever
cen been produced more beautiful or
.ppropriate for a Chickasha souvenir.
'rinted with your card on corner, 500
for $3.50; 1000 for s4. Call and see
them at the Daily Express office, then
place your order. Dtf