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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-12

Der gnrIiBer hes beunfratil1ru
3atipualtOnitees 0tad bate ais gsunS
Hher@ - 333 @lettrralitimmen ftir
8tpun berausgersnuet. gllein 8rpan
erhielt uur I62. Sas benefit rpieoer
eiumal, oaB bic 8emOtrateH immer =
Dor Der gBabl geuinnen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-12

Ituno oes gegnerii6en Spottes. Qluh
betrefTs See bal Der !. Eeutihe Serolo"
iiG nihts uOr3umerfen urb iit Der 9ri=
tit oes ..Qriinoiih oural6nerten poli.
tiihen ginfluHes" 9emlisr nuoerer
Nenielbldttrr ent9up9eu. slber -
paroon - l6 Siimm9eber muroen
bod BON einem 9latie manteno ge=
maht!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-12
llrteile pDn eefern.

SD boIts ben .0eutEhsu SsroI6' nun
Idou Sabre, uns sr il intmer ntein
IpitIFommsuiter SAT- CT sHtbdIt itetS 10
UisI bes SntsrsiiouteH ,H6 1T geraos oas
Slatt, bas mir 3eutihsu brauden.
Genlpiier, g. 9. @eos 8. GswaI.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-12

Gu q. s.. if Elm 9lott. in bem man
uieIes SHtereiiGnte Ielea unb in Griabs
ruus brnssH tann. Sc mare mir lisb,
meHu ale meine ShweItsug in Der olten
.oeinIot ben g. s. ieIen miirbeu. Oas
wdre nod beNeT, ais iaHgs 8rieis lbrsi-
ben
@imblsbOn. q. 2. s. 8. 5asibt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-12

6sifcutlidl fGnnen lpir nem brabrn
8raan III 5pei 5abIen sur Srmollung
um gun0esienator Oon gtebrasta un=
Iere ebriiteu @ludpiiniae oarbringen.
ga mare CT itner am Plabe uno Dem
9unne gum Segen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-12

Ns4islbIdttrr sntgungeu. slber -
paroon l6 Siimmeeber muroen
bod BON sinem 9latte manieno 9e=
mahtl
gGare Sermann AiDOrr, Der Ser-
ausg, Der Der g9teD=DOrter Staa sSel=
lung, iih cOniequeut geblisbsn, 10
qatte er nun gum Sbaosn niht audi
ben Spott su tra9en @r mar be.
tanntlin bel 8rpan peri0nlih Dor.
itelig 9eipOr0en, Die Domination nidt
an5unebmen, oa er sooh niht 0rn ben
> 6ltlihen 9emotraten uatetliiiBt uer.
Den tonne" aber tiber ytnht mar Die
giem Dorter Stndts5eiiunaA 5eusr
uno 5ldmme fur Slnnn, uuo Ser=
mann &ioOer bate bic oeuiibeH tim.
men i'm 9auoe yin Der SaIhe~ -
nber nitl Bompers bate audi oGs
,Qanse arbeiterpotum" on ben G9aQeu
grpans seipannt. QDie Die grbeiter
aber Den Quten 8ompers, 10 lleB oas
Geutlbtum AUDI 3iOoer gum 9robten
5al i'm Std. IS lit immer meiier,
ben WunO nidt Su poi sn nebmen,
meine 9erren 3looer uno @Ompers!
9ru Gut ab bnr Sea, 3. g.! SO
Stimmen iDuroen ooIt be5iialid9 Der
gDunin=Gptioa abQegeben nno ale 90
{ iir ;, No". Sin dbnliches 3eiul
tat mar fait iiberal gu Uer5sihnen. mo
Der GeuiIhs Dsrolo cine quite Der.
breituna bat. Rein @unoer, oab Il.
q. aud Der Circus 9sDipaliit 8ilp
SunoaD. Der Dor sinigsn Sogtn in
SadiOnpile, Sa., 5000 .reui9e SIN:
Der" fir $4,000 ,,betebrte"
(maht alio fur ieos ,,bstebrte SeeIe"
- s3b), 10 aifti9 auf Die oeutI6e
preHe in bieiem 9anbe ifil 9lls Der
friibere GrgoniTatpr Der anti=gounsp-
Cptionr9iga, 6err 6. g. Ggler. in
SiOur SAILS plObIitb ftarb. lam elm
balb perriidtsr Siour sails Yr01ibi=
tiOns9dring nit leudtenoen Augen
auf ben Sdreiber gu uno judJte in
@n9liId1: Don't you see, Mr..
d. muth, how even divine provi-
dence is interfering with you
fellows !" (36nnen Sie niht iehen.
lDis islbii Die o0itlihs 8orIebune SUD
4erls eiuen Sinaeraei9 aibt2 ~ limb
iolae Derblerneieu Whole sale.
QuaiIdl- nn0 SoOafnbritauien mOilen
e1nlt Genommen sueroen uno trelhen
Dig Boiliiter ms Dlauslo4! . Se=
minel
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-12
Siiitgc8 nod Der &nDl
Der ,,ssutf@, ssralO" told you

9sbt aber az bic AusmifuuB Der
repubiitaniIden qurtei un0 on ole
ortugenDe CONFEDERATION!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-12
gDtnn 0ag inIanle pnritaniltde

@run Sns infamr puritnniIbe
,,GOnntagsgeirB" gei6lagen puroe,
Die es ben glni6eiu bat, oann tanu es
Iih bel Der .,gOuntp. GptiOns9il" be-
oanten. Qluf puritanilher Settle mar
ia tpobl Der Bunih Der Yater bee 8es
bantens, aber gliidlidsripeiIe littsn Die
nibt 10 puritaniiden Stimmgeber an
Wunihlofgteit uno 8eoantenloii9=
teit. gu piel RefDrm auf sinmal psr-
trdgt tein eeiunoer uno uormaler
Stimmeeber Wagsn. Sm 9epnbn-
Ii9sn 2ebsn III es ia ou6 msiftens IL
6erer ,,RO", aIs ,,ges" 3u iagen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-12

9ieisuigrn OeatI@su Sritunaen i'm
Stnate, mel6e bic fir 8eIiSp uno
grotpForo 70 belonbers tiblide 6raoe
betreIfs ibrer Eteaung sur inFamen
sgDuntpsCptiOn.8ia@ nit - Still
Ehweigsn beantporieisn erbielteu
bafiir um 10 lDbnsubere uno nm 10
lauter Iprehenoe yWabIanSsigen" Sn
9sutf6Iano tennt man vhiplomatiIbs
8eroienforeen" uno in 8ouarmerita
beibt Der bantFdbi9e GrOen Money
talks. Man meiB monhmnI niht,
OBJ man philoIOpbiI9 0arhber lddeln
Ooer iiber Die prOlaiihe QuffGhun9 Der
8eperbsmdbi9sn Wudsrsi beim ; S6uB
Der beutihen Suiershsn" ben gtel nit
einem v@ountp=Gpiion=@ ber=
untetfpitlen Ioa. Sn Siour 6a[ls err
belt iO9ar cine giiberSeuoun9streue"
nibt QeleBlihe gramfOro- 3eitunq cine
8rduie IN 6orm pOr feften ,Snius
rante= Stotements". N5ie iaot aber
Der Ameritaner2 Every little
helps.
, 1908-10-03
OPLYSNINGSDUREAU.

For at tilfredstille vedkommende Nysgjerr'ge.
og for at man fremtidig kan undgaa Nodven-
digheden af at udfritte Medlemnar af min
Husband angaaende min huslige Forhold og
min daglige Levemaade og derived blotte SIP
Mangel paa Kjendskab til deu Taxi og gole
Tone, som err Kjendemerket paa virkelig
dannede Mennesker, har jeg oprettet ct
Oplysningsbnreau, hvor Nysejerr'g ebedes
henvende sig ONO plysnin ger angaaende nine
hnslige Anlig render, dar eIlars anse' at hen
hore under PrIvatiiyets Fred, og hvor lige-
ledes GRATIS vii kunne erhoides Spise8ed-
del for mine da ,ligeMaaitider, som Forbin-
deIse med S~porgsmaalet vedrorende nine
Borns mentale Evuer eller Mangel paa sam
me synes at spille en- sac lig Role for Nyfi-
genheden.
Samtidig tilfojas at Burea1ot ligeledes
1nodtager saadan nedv@rdigende Omtale og
Beskyldning vedr0renie mig personlig, som
MATTE Dive inlleyerede forsynede me
Navns Underskr;ft, og hyorved der
vii ydes Vedkommende L-jtighed til at nd
wise ct Store Mod end Diet, der tindes bag
min Ryg til ct nyt Medlem at min Hus5tlnd
at gjore mig til Gjenstand for slig Omtale
og Bagvaskelse.
HONI SOIS QUI NAL Y PENSE! II
Christiansted, den 2den October 1903.
A. Il. STAkEMANN.
, 1908-10-03

Spanish expenses are proceeding amicabiy,
A telegram from Sofia states that after a
meeting of the Cabinet it is announced that
the Bulgarian government will not restore
the status quo ante and will not abandon the
working of the Orient Railway, but will. try
to find some method of satisfy ing the
company, which on several occasions has
expressed a desire to sell they will
safeguard foreign interests and Turkey must
recognize tho diplomatic status Of the
Bulgarian agent in Constantinople.
st. Petersburg alvices report ninety three
deaths from cholera yesterday. The out
break at the Pavlosk military academy. it 10
explained, was caused by the cook being
sent to a cholera hospital upon a mistaken,
diagnosis, and was discharged upon discov-
cry of the mistake, but he had then contract
ed the disease, which he communicate / ia
the cadets upon resumption of his duties.
A Hague telegram reports that Q special
cabinet meeting has been held to consider
President Castro's renewed afront.
Ottawa Oct. 1st-The strike Of the Cana
dian Pacific railway Cos. machinists has
collapsed.
Sir Wilfred Lauri r will stand for Ottawa
and has announced he will advocate a separ-
ate department for labour under it's own
minister.
Undera restrictive policy European i'm
migration has decreased by one half, the
United States immigration is slightly larger.
bat oriental immigration has practically
ceased.
The province of British Colombia has seq
regated sixty feet along the American bor-
der, according 10 arrangement with the
United States, the latter also s~egregating
sixty feet, making a neutral strip OF one
hundred and twenty feet.
The imperial rosciipt of 1907 empowering
a naval commander to prevent Interference
with American fishermen has been cancelled
upon N~ewfoundlnnd's renewing the agree
ment conceding certain rights to Americans
pending al adjustment OF treaty rights.
London, Oct. 1st.- Sugar in stock on tho
26 h alt. was 65, 900 tons.
s.. Lucia 1st-German training ship
Charlotte from Las Palmas arrived yesterday
al, ernoon.
ST. Thomas Oct. 1st ish three masted
schoone' Success, Bar ADDS Sept. 22n3 for ST.
John N. i. with molasses, arrived here last
evening total y dismasted, struck hurricane
near Montserrat, and lost man at the wheel
overheard.
, 1908-10-03

mons. Charles Hills, Eliza Benjamin. John
Slmons wife and child, Christian Petersen,
Edith Williams.
Sep 22th st. Domingo via st. Thomas
Elias, Williams,Jacob Williams, Elizabeth Ben
jamin, Anita Ellis. Charles Coward, john Jacob,
Christopher George, Franc sea Jacob, VIII
liam jackson. Joseph Lang, Milford Angus
tus Francis, NJ. Johan Leevy. Now York
via st. Thomas-Mr. Knla Munter. Cuba
via st. Thomas Harold Moore.
, 1908-10-03
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

London, Sept. 30th-The Bishop of Trini-
dad and Sir w. II. Greaves, Chief Justice of
Barbado4, and Lady Greaves sail by the Ia
gus today from Southampton.
The Times has joined the Publishers Asso-
citation, which has notified its members that
they may now deal with the Times book club.
This ends the war in the book ttade, the
Times having virtually cnpituiated.
Alderman Sir George Wyatt Truscott
has been elected Lord Mayor Of London for
the ensuing year vice Sir John Bell.
The tourist yacht "Argonaut', when en-
route for lisbon, colIided with the steamer
'Kingswell' between Dover and Duu9enes SIS.
The "Argonaut' sank and the 'Klngswelt'
was beached at D~ungenes4. All the "Argo-
nauts" passengers were safely landed in
boats at Dover, but they lost every thing.
a telegram from Bombay reports heavy
floods IN the Hyderabad and Deccan dis
tricts. and thousands of houses have been
w.,btd way. The river Musi rose sixty
feet, carried away al the bridges and de-
vastated the country for many miles in all
directions, and scores of corpses have been
found cntangled III tops of trees. The hos
pjtal at Hyderahad collapsed and all its
inmates were bu,ied in the entang,ed wreck
age.
Sir Hiram Maxim has won all Lord Ross
lyn's ten thousand pounds IN dummy money.
Sir Hiram claims that this is u demonstia-
ton that all gambling systems are worthless,
each spin being q fresh gamble having no
connection with anything preceding or fol-
lowing it.
The Dublin Gazette contains a proclama-
ton initiating the Irish University Act; funds
however are inadequate and national assis-
lance is expected.
TIL Phllatelic Society has issued envel-
opes commemorative Of penny postage with
the United States, which begins tomorrow.
There are immense accommodations of mails
both in London and New York awaiting the
reduction.
A telegram from Chalons says Mr.. Henry
Farman has beaten his best previous record
and is now ~iuferior only to Mr.. Wilbur
Wright.
A despatch from Washington states the
United otates Government has granted Mr..
Orvilie Wright an extension of nine onths
on delivery of his approved airship.
Dispatches from Christian'a state that
the independent steamship eivices from
Scandinavia to the United States are to
be abandoned and instead Of separate lines
, 1908-10-03
II OtiCe.
FROM THE POLICE.

q CCORDING to announcement from the
&''&" Gendarmery Corps,it is hereby made
known that the Corps, on Thursday the" 1st
OF October, from s to 10 q. M. will practice
target shooting with canon on the beach at
the estate Anguilia.
In which connection oil persons are warn
ed against passing along the beach at An
gullla at the above mentioned time.
Christiansted's Police Office, ST. Croix oath
September 1908.
SEGELCKE.
csf.
, 1908-10-03
3 c lzendtgoxelse.
FRA POLIIIET.

EFOLGE Meddelelse ia Gendarme rikorp-
dA set bekendtgores Diet herved at Gendar-
merikorpset TORSDAGtN den 1ste Oktober
d. A. ON Formiddagen fra III. s I'll Kl 10 vii
a holde Sk~arpskydning med Kanoner nd over
Stranden we'd Plantagon Angu;lla.
I den A~nleduing advares ale og Enhver
mod at passere Stranden we'd Anguilla i Diet
ovenn@vnte Tidsrum.
Chris!iansteds Politikammer, st. Croix den
24de September 1908.
SEGELCKE
Cb.
, 1908-10-03
II HI H
National Bank of the
Danish West Indies.

receives in safe-keeping securities and othss
valuable effects, either as Open Deposit OF
Closed Deposit (such las locked boxes, sealed
packages etc) the Bank undertakes the full
responsibility for the safe custody. OF alt
effects lodged with the Bank according to
conditions stipnl.ted in the Deposit-Re-
oeipt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-22
RESTRICTIONS BILL is PASSED
BY THE HOUSE

Special to the Express:
Washington. April, %. Without a dis
senting vote the House today passed the bill
for removal of restrictions on the sale of In
dian lands.
The bill was passed in the form that it
came from the committee. without amend
ment.
Interest was at high pitch during the
passage OF the bill especially among the Ok
lahoma delegation.
The bill removes the restrictions from all
lands except the homesteads of persons of
less than one half Indian blood. 1t will now
go the senate. Some opposition will be en-
countered but the opinion is that it will be
passed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-22
HYPNOTIC SHOW
PLEASES THE PEOPLE

The Ghifith Hypnotic com
pany packed the opera house last
night One OF the features Of last
nights performance was the hypnotic
cake walk, which kept the audience
in an uproar Of laughter
Miss Fac Ellsworth was again plac-
ed in the hypnotic state last night
and went through the audience blind
folded doing all kinds Of apparently
. impossible things suggested by the
audience
Some one requested Mr.. Griffith to
have her pull the sheriff's nose, witch
she did much to the amusement Of
the audience Among the stunts per-
formed by the subjects were, sitting
on red hot shairs, tsllyho rides and
many others
- The hypnotist viii awaken the sub
jects asleep at the Owl drug store,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-22
GOES ABROAD TO BOOST
CHICKASHA
Secretary Allard Tells Them Of the Greatness
Of His Home Town--Liveliest Place
on The Map

ton through the Shawnee Central, the
new road to be put through in the
near future, one Of the best railroad
propositions now contemplated in
Oklahoma. We feel that as soon as
railroad building IS renewed, this will
be one of the first roads to be pushed
to completion. Our people are all
friends Of Shawnee.
"Are you aware Of the fact that
Chickasha ships more corn, more cot
ton and more livestock than any other
shipping point in the state? Well, it's
true.
"We have now in erection including
new additions, over one hundred struc-
lures
Going some? Well, I guessi And
the newspapers have been a great
factor In the work. without one or
more good newspapers any town
would die of rot, matter how desir-
GUS the people may be for modern
ways and growth In fact one Of the
first things that a modern up-to-date
booster thinks Of is to get the news
paper In line If it is not laready there,
and then push the upbuilding Of its
circulation This done, in the ave-
rage Oklahoma city, everything else
comes easy. The newspapers Of an
Otherwise fair community can make
or ruin a town. According as they
use their energies and are backed up
by the people win the town prosper.
The newspaper is the original boost
er and even we whose business e is
to build up our respective commune
ties. would be powerless without it.
The newspapers, the chambers Of com
merce and commercials clubs must
work in harmony to accomplish the
work laid out by the citizens in their
respective organizations. Show me
town or a city that has good news
papers weel patronized and | will
show you a thrifty community Of heal
thy growth, every time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-22
ILLINOIS IS
FOR BRYAN

Springfield, ILL.,, April 22.-If the ex-
pressions of members or the democrat
ic state committee and delegates to
the state convention are any criterion
William j. Bryan will receive the un-
animous endorsement OF the Illinois
delegation to Denver. The state con
vention will be held in this city to-
morrow A large number of visitors
and delegates arrived today The in
dications are that the friends Of Roger
Sullivan, Illinois democratic commit
teeman, and Bryan's ancient enemy,
will be in control Of the machinery Of
the convention, but it will not prevent
the instruction of delegates for Bryan.
James H. Donohue of East st. Louis
is the only member of the state COM
mittee who has openly opposed Bryan
presidential aspirations. q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-22

hereafter, to appraise the large proper.
ties at their full value as faithfully
and honestly as we ASK your local as
SCISSORS to do in the appraisements
they have to make, the result will be-
that the large properties, as well as
the small properties will each class.
be appraised at it's full face value. The
large properties will pay a larger pro
portion Of the total taxes than ia
former years, and the small property
owners will have less amount Of
money to pay.
1t deyolyes upon you at once to in
struct and admonish every assessor
in your county to observe the law in
valuing Of property in his jurisdiction.
as the state board Will certainly r.
iect any assessment not fairly and
fully made
If it is apparent to the state board
that the assessor has under-valued
the property in his district 1t Will
simply mean that he will have his
work to do over again without addi.
tional pay
The term, fair cash value, is now de-
fined by the law Of Oklahoma, to mean
its actual cash value at voluntary sale.
You understand that a voluntary sale
means not a forced sale at auction
under the hammer, but such as oc-
ours in the ordinary course Of business
where one man is willing to sell, but
not compelled by law or necessity to
do So and the purchaser is willing to
buy.
YOU should also direct your asses
sors to explain to the property own
ers the probable result Of q full valu-
alton of all classes Of property, both
great and small as above set forth.
and Of the necessity for same
Sincerely yours,
G. N. HASKELL,
Governor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-22

Cad Allard is always boosting Chick
asha wherever he goes. He has been
attending the big industrial meeting
at Shawnee and the following inter
view with him appeared in the Daily
News Of that city:
II do not say 1t TO be boasting, but
it is fact thath represent the livest
Nand most thrifty city in the state-ex-
ceptlng Shawnee. Of course.
we have recently put down paving
on Chickasha and Kansas avenues,
and are now contracting for seventy
five blocks more Under the new paw
ing law recently signed by the gov
ernor we expect 10 have the whole
city paved within a short time. Paw
ing is like the measles; It is catching
One stretch Of paving IN city calls
for more Everybody wants It, AT
least, that has been our observation
in Chlckasha. shawnee's prosperity
is due in a sense to her early paving Of
streets. True, you have a great pro
ductive country tributary to your city
but where would you be today il you
had failed TO pave? Paving pays the
greatest per cent on the investment
tta+ ca off.- can raafa
We have in our new water power
proposition one which is going to make
OF Chickasha a great manufacturing
city The Washita river IS a swift
flowing stream and It is possible for
us to generate enough electricity at
ChIckasha through the power furnished
by harnessing the river to run all the
factories that may want to come to
Oklahoma for the next thirty.fiye
years. The plant now being erected
viii be running within the next six
weeks.
we have Just voted bonds of $780,
0e0 for high school and $4,000 for
city hall.
we hope to see Chickasha and
Shawnee placed in direct communica.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-22
AT FAIR
CASH Value
Lindsay Instructs Assessors to Begin Work
at Once-Must be ConpIetedby July !
-Haskell's Letter

The bill providing for making the
OF all property for taxation
has been signed by the governor and
County Clerk Joe Lindsay has reoeiv-
ed copies Of it which he is sending
to all township trustees with instruc-
tions to begin making the assessment
at once. The assessment is to be
based upon fair cash valuations as
they existed on March /, 1908.
All property in the city and county
as well both real and personal must
be appraised for taxation prior to
the first Monday in July, for the as
SCISSORS must make their reports to
the city and county boards Of equali-
zation by the first Monday in July.
Mr. Lindsay has also received the
following letter from the governor:
Dear sir: The vaiuing of property
for taxation is one Of the most impor-
tant subjects with which you and
your local assessors have to deal, as
change is required from former prac-
tees, viz: all property must be valued
at its fair cash value, estimated at the
price it would bring at a fair volun-
tary sale. While this will greatly in.
crease the valuation of all taxable
property as compared with former as.
.sessments, yet it does not mean that
the tax payer will have to pay any
more money in taxes, than in former
years on the same quality Of property
In fact, the ordinary tax payer viii
no doubt be able to pay his taxes
with less amount of actual money
This saving Of money to the taxpayers
will be due to the fact that large
properties, like railroads, for example
have heretofore been appraised at :
less per cent of their real value thar
other properties; and as the state
board, of which I have the honor tC
be chairman, can be depended upon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-22
THE JUDGE RETURNS
WITH HIS DAUGHTER

Judge Williams returned last night
from New Orleans bringing with him a
pretty. bright-eyed little girl whom
he has adopted into his family. Anna
Rebecca Williams is now the little
girls name and already she is deeply
attached to her adopted parents. She
is three years and three months old
and is a most interesting child. Anna
Rebecca is the daughter of one Of
the best families in the south that
met with reverses of fortune The
Judge was intimately acquainted with
the family in their more prosperous
days
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-22
PUBLIC
BUILDING
SPECIAL TO THE EXPRESS:

SPECIAL TO THE EXPRESS:
WASHING ON, APRIL 22.-REP-
REsENTATlVE SCOTT FERRIS is
STILL FIGHTING HARD FOR AN
APPROPRIATION FOR A PUBLIC
BUILDING AT cHlcKAsHA AND HE
THINKS THE PROSPECTS OF WIN
MING ARE GOOD.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON
PUBLIC BUILDINGS HAS NOT YET
FINALLY REPORTED, REPORTS
TO THE CONTRARY THAT HAVE
BEEN SENT OUT NOT BEING
CORRECT.
THE RESTRICTIONS BILL is
SURE TO PASS THE SENATE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-22
ApJouRNs LEGISLATURE

Albany n. Y, April 22.- The pres
ent session of the New York legisla-
ture will be finally adjourned tomor-
row, in accordance with senate resoiu-
tions, concurred in by the house. The
principal feature of the session now
closing has been the fight for and
against the bill abolishing race track
gambling, in which Governor Hughes
took a prominent part
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-22
HIS HOME Town
LOOKS GOOD

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After visiting several towns in
= southwestern Oklahoma, Horace
" Humphrey said today: every
time go away from home
. come back with better opin-
ion Of chickasha.. There is no
+" comparison between chickasha
and the rest Of them, With the
y exception Of Oklahoma City
= Our paved streets and we'll built
y blocks look mighty good after
seeing the other towns.
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