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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-10
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ftbrre % itbrre Snteresie.
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fommen, iom falbes y&orte Orb
ON itore cling.
/. &rtitenbum en- |irfeliabeb.
16 Stoer / OmIlag. Bris 1Oc.
2. Sar 8bn praftiIf @erSi. Is
Sioer ! Smllog tOc.
3. Sglot at Nanben. 80 5ioer
/ Smllag. 8ris t5c.
4. Sil bafte Siele. 16 Sioer
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flag. &ris 1Oc.
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z. SOriuninsem. 16 5toer /
Smilug. 8ris 1Oc.
8. SpOrfor Gnb fuller tit Sin.
iist. 16 5ioer / Omlag. 9ris
10c.
8. @Or Sitting til gi6len. "a
Sioer / SmlIag Bris 15c.
e~Gsninsens getbbains / ct frt.
ltent ung6omsIip. IS Si6er / Sm.
lag 15c.
gcnifabets Sitting / ct friitIiat
llngtomslip 81 Sioer / SmiIoa.
Yris 15c.
,roens SetgOnins for ben, Der
bill frem / Seroen. 148 Sioer |
Smilag. Bris 40. Goot in66. 6Oc.
Smpenoer eber; tbi Simmeriges
Gige er fommet n9r. Soreorag
bolot peb BET fer1te @oroiif Stu-
Oen.ermgoe 20 5ioer / SmIlag.
Yris 1Oc.
Soorlebes finbes CUBS GiGic.
8ibeIituoie. 48 5i6er / Om1aa.
Bris 15c.
5uritanOens sgielsrsit og for.
ruftig @uosoprfeIie 80 5ioer /
Omilog. @ris 2Oc.
Sriitns us Sc Stnberenbe. Snb.
6olO: Aanos0anelie og &riltentro
m Stltoentertppe. hmm SiI @aIg.
Sano Sporagelie. 70 5ioer /
Smilag. 8ris 20c.. Snob. 3Oc.
SrOcns 6emligbeb. fooo i Del
proftiife Sroeslib. 1872 Sioer
Omilog. &ris SOC. Stint ino6un-
ben $1.3O.
San Der lebes paa Gelisibs Ober-
trO. Wenneifbeoen uben &riitus.
Oe religipie Wenneifetpper. On
BOG ON 2iosneroier / Spiritisme,
SbeoIof, Mogi m. m. 226 81
Der / Smllag. 8ris $3.50.
San Ser lepes paa &ationalisme?
Wennelfebeoen uben &riltus. Sc
Heligi6ie Wenneifetpper. Sends
aerninger til Spar. 224 Sioer :
OmiIog. Hris $40.
9amiib entb. Gnbl. Sonie,
N(o;r Mc6r
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-10
st Tolf / Silbagegaug.
Tranfriss SpOielsuuerifnb.

Gn Sang ON @aret lei er Stati.
ltlferne bet frantic 6olf SefIten %
bier oct lort paa bpiot, bporleoes
Se~folfningen tager at, og boilfen
6are for SanOet Der ligger beri.
Statiltiferens &eltalenbeo, Sc tor
re, men talenoe Sal bar iaa OBJ
ltrGmt Solicit, iom 6ar inoiet, al
l1oget maatte Der ggres, at set fife
tunne peobltoe at gaa paa oell
WfaaOe % laa pi0ere. Men pioere
er man fife fommen, og Situa-
ttoren bar ltaoig forperret Jig. &e-
%lultatet al inOeperenbe @ors Solfe-
i~tatiItif er D9rre emo nogen Sinoe.
SornntnOifninge1 al Ben frantic
TolfemGngoes Silp9flt er en- iau
aabenbar &en0sgerning, at Sen
Sag fife lGngere er fern, 0a
A
Granlfm9n0ene ielp maa betraqte
heres 2un0 iom reouceret til en-
Stormogt al treble Slang. 9ette
I'll ielpfolgetig bittert iaare Sen
franIfe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ser
engang funoe prole meo, at Sron-
frtg bar GeIteuropns folferige1te
9anO. Men Be Sioer er nbielpe=
Zig forbi.
@onife pitt er ben fronife Solfe=
mGngOe enon1t fife fommen ino paa
ben ablolute Sorminoifnings Sci.
W1en bells er Soroqelien / Jig ielp
ioa DOerit ringe, og bells er BEN laa
fife / Samenligning meo
Be ANDRE Magters, at SilItanoen /
Nronfrig fife fun males / for iorte
6arper. Spiflonos, gngloros og
2ltrigs Solfem9ngoe pofier oes=
'
uoen meo en- iaa ripenoe Sort, at
Der er eienipnlig Sare for, at
6ranfrig Ell ifen Dag f6ler Jig
lom Ell l1formaaenOe 9perg, Der er
flemt inoe meGem m9gtige Scent
per. - 9fogle Sal biz tp0eliq f(or=
gpre bette.
S9rlt moa b~en19rfeS, ct 2ooiler-
nes Nntol / Set itoite Mar fife far
prret ion longt neoe / Sc iioIte 100
Nar eQer iaa lenge lom Statiitif=
fen bor efsiiteret, og ser ct life
ben fiernelte 8runO til at tro paa
nogan Soronoring til set beore,
innrere til BET mooIutte. S Die
bliffet CT 0iHerencen melem S66-
Her og 0poSfolo fife mere emo 26,-
GOO, ct fori pinoenoe lapt Sal for
en- Solfem9ngbe pua 80 W1iQioner.
Sil Snmmenligning fan anferes,
at / Spiflano er 9ifferencen $780,
600, pg ingen fan oerfor bore /
5pinl ON, bporleoes set for Sioelt
er fat meo set frantic Soils 2ips-
froft.
s 1850 bapOe 6ranfrig og Splf-
Iono bper en- .8efolfning poa 35
sNiQioner. Eli 6ronfrigs nllpG-
rerloe 80 MiQioner iparer Spif-
lanOs 81; meO anore Srb, / iam-
me Siosrum ipm BET foritnepnte
2nnO er pofiet meo 4 Miaioner, er
Get onoet poflet meo 81, nelten set
ippoobbeltel
9eoeligbeoen / Sranfrig er in
genllnoe lGrlig itor. Get er laa-
leoes life BERT, at @runben til ge=
folfningens Aftagen maa isges,
men Oerimoo /, at SsOilernes Mn-
tai er altfor uforbolosmGsiig ringe.
ut 0isie Sorbolo maa inopirfe
poo 2onoets @aet og Snoflpoelie
ct EN- Selpfelge. 6ronfrigs @nie=
elie maa np0penoigpis oole. Sil
Ell bis StO fan Set gaa an for Ell
flor Notion at lepe paa set meg
tige 9fonn, ion1 ben engong bar
erbuerpet fig, men / 2pngoen fan
set 1tpre gfopn alene life boloe
9anoet oppe. 0ertil er SerOen5-
f%onfurrencen for itor.
@oo &oltoires Sis taGte ober en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-10

8rafteaten TANNER fra iamme
&ib iom De fleite at oisie e%ienOont-
melige S9ngeimpffer fra Olotioen.
&ele WtiOten al ben optnges af ct
&iaeOe al ct Sobeo, Der Ter til benz
tire, iterft borbariif / u%of6relien;
Sooret err ipert o~iaOemprpOet, og
Ser ies ogiaa antpoet oct 6Oerite al
en- &appe og OenS Sp9nOe; uOen-
ON les benimoo 9rafteatans &ant Ell
NGffe bells bogitao-, bells runelig-
nenOe Segn, og oIerpoerit en- Ser
lerano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-10
Seiiing=Spitrnp.
Gftcrm9le.


Jreoag gftermiooag Sen IS. Warts
rpoe cen al bore be0lte Meno,
SaarOeier ST. Sepien, paa 0iafonis
ieitiftelien / S%lensborg. 81 far
bonn miitet ct Menneife, iom fife
let eritottes, ifripes / r6lensborq
apis". San bar pirfiom for Dor
gooe Sag iom finn faa og ifpeoe fife
MooftonOernes Spot. Nn geloer
Def, ga Ri iaa at iige far miItet Dor
Ssrer / ben rationale &omp> for
brer enfelt Mano og &pi1oe at bee.
rc paogen og reOe til at toge Sano=
fen op, naur BEN foites os al Wp0-
iianoerne. Si bill f9mpe piOere for
Ben Sag, Sen @fopoe pieoe ia til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-10
Sc blibe SarmopmsSage.

srs SOrtanin9er at airftins
Wormarf. Sn6sboloer rg%uufeorens
gen., ~ROlIo" Og rNurbussen". STINT
;nobunben, pasfenbs til @ape fo-
9srn / Spn0ugsfofen. priien e
% Sent.
San. Snt6. Tnbl. 5Onie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-10

9aoersleb. NM Misitonsfeitem / Sri
ifnsfirfem Spnbog gftermiooog Ben
10. Mfarts 6apoe %1anllet uanife qo0
Silllutning.
Ssrlt talte teologiif &onoioot 60
leiloal oDer 9agens gpangelium
uSSeius og Ben fananeiIfe &pinoe"
og pegeoe / Sililutning BERTH ben
paa qrbeioet for @eoningemisiionen.
81 rpaa talte Yaitor S6aoe 8eter-
ie.l5rr Gilfnptning til Seiu 8efoling
ssffitigeeb ON at oripe Mts-
lion, ON Santbalmisiionen, ser er
paabegpnbt al 9aniferen 9prreien
og geprmanOen S%frefsruo og itettes
al be norOiife W~enigbe0er. San pc
geoe ben paa Seliignellen peo at SRI
re SeOningemisiion .
Otter @ltostienelten fult0e Be, Ser
plloe poe ct aarligt 8iorag til oers
ne Mtsiion, tegne fig paa en- frem=
lagt Site, eGer oglaa fltnoe man
paa Ell fremiut SuQerfen DOe ct 81
Drag cen Sang for oQe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-10

britilf SIDE er bppoet, at alminOe-
ll9t pr9ieruereOe 9gg taber oeres
9t9ringSparOL bar man 6enpenot
Jig til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ongauenoe
6oretagelie al 6orlpg oesongaaenot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-10
Sruaser Spsm. - Der fmmSe MIR
pGrc fpmmet ct Sfaar | SrDanps=

glGoem. Geo ct SrDllup, iom az
bolotes fprleoen / Sfel1e &ro, fom
Ell Sfolelprer og en- @aoroeier fra
SfeQe til at iiooe iammen, bpilfet
enote me0, at Sc fom til at tribes
ON &oIitif. @ommen u1en for fog
2preren @oar0eieren peo 8enene
oq iatte BAN pao SOpe0et I en-
Gpono Gono. Seen oenne Affp-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-10

SOftlnnb. - Stpr SprbcfGrb. Sen
Is. Morts iprOfpiteoes forbenpp-
renOe Goar0eier / @prrp Sacob So
goni paa 9eptoft &irfegaoro. ut
zen Ifopoe bap0e mango Senner,
bites peO set itore 9igfelge meo 80
fulobeiatte &ogne, for1loen Ell Weng=
Sc til 6oOs fer fra 9pert, iom leo
iagebe bam til bans iioIte SpileI ties.
acknowledgement, 8aitor Goltl-
len fra Sopluno bolot / Srol6's Itore
Sal en- Sigtule og forretteoe oeref=
ter Soropaafaitelien.
Spnoerbprg. = so Nars SmbilG=
NM. Gn al SpnOer6orgs melt feno=
te oanife @orgere, SlngtermeIter
Sens Simm, funbe Sen Is. WartS
feire so Iurs Sltbileum, ioet Set
Oa bor Ct ballot Snnbreoe 4ar iioen,
ban traaOte i Slagterlpre, meooe-
ler o9pbbol=Ioiten".
Sinm er fpot / Spnoerborg. Sen
"A. Warts 1853 blep ban fonftr-
meret, og Ben paafolgenOe Dag
traa0te ban | 99re bos Oaperenoe
Slogtermeiter Geimers.
Slagtermeiter Sinn er fife alenc
relfen0t | lin SiembD, ban fenoer %
Ct fenot al en6per onltrent / Sen=
oer6org Mmt. Spem Ser fife fom-
mer / gersring meo BAN iom Ne-
ringsoripenbe, fenoer BAN fra alle
De oanlfe W6oer, politiife og folfe-
lige Sorebragsmeoer, Der er blepne
ofbolot paa bans Sjeme9n / Iare=
reg 2sb. Ser er Simm en- itffer
Wtono - og en- trofait Wnn0. Ndar
ban toger Sr0et poo iaaoonne Mo=
Der, moa mon life pente at bore en-
Sofmanos fine Sprog meo tilipo-
renoe iirIige 2aoer. Get ligger fife
fpr Sinm. @pao mon oerimoo finder
til enbper SID, BET er Ell BARN og
dIOrig fpGl1et 9egeiitring for Dor
: qpoe Gag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-10
DjiVhed og KatarIb
8eRanolet meo 6elo peo
uQcttna''.

Jenroqnitti grocent af nae SiIf9Ibe al Senbet
broat III por &~Mn6ifa6. er ReiuItatet OF trntIif &o
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-10

@per ltgeOag bleb 9atoen t6rret
rs og npe Sul i%frepne, men ugeoa-
gene blep ltaaenoe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-19
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

For bronchitis rneamo gives iGn- mediate relief. II I'm
 Yes. We have just what you! husband needs and wants. Knox Walker Furniture Co, ll-lS-6t
 Highest cash price paid for old feathers at Turner Bedding Factory, corner State and Twciftil avenue. Both phones.
 We have the sole agenc! for the new 1909 Model Tourist Folding Go- cart. See them only at our store. TOmlinson x Knox.
 TAKEN UP-Uog weighing about 60 pounds, one ear cropped; owner can have same by paying for this ad. and the cost of keeping. A. H. Bai- ley. 112 N. Hickory. 1i-1"-3r
 FOR RENT DESK ROOM-ln one of the best office buildings in the City, Steam heat, Lights. and phone service. Apply at room Hicks building u-1S-3t We have contracts with both rail- roads giving us exclusive right to so- licit baggage on trains and at Union Station. Both phones G1, Pine Bluff Baggage Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-19
t + | t + f * T. i + | | ' ! | !
 t BRIEF MENTION. | | + < | + < + l. l. <s + + + < ! !

I. F. Sennett has returned to Ne" GasconH
 .;c" in Little Rock. : Charles r. Clemmons, of Tamo, is in the city on business.
 John NJ @etraaie. the well-hnown planter, is in the city on business. Jesse P. Walt. of Altheinler. was a business visitor in the city yes- erday,-=s#zzzz.==z=s,=s G. F.. Vinsonhaler. of Little Rock, wos among 1ho visitors in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. Joe $. A!tschul is ill Hot Springs visiting her daughter. Mrs. ; Charles Parker. ~. T. Woodbridge has returned from Little Rock, where he transact ed lega! business. E. C. Norton, sheriff of Lincoln county, was in the city yesterday tranSactlng business.
 Abe Levy. wife and baby returned ysterday from brief visit to role lives i'll Little Rock.
 Dick Jones returned to Hanna berry yesterday, after attending the Sennett cotillion here.
 .Irs. James Gould and son wen. to Noble Lake yesterday and spent the day there with relatives.
 Mrs. T. M. Phillips. of Altheimer, arrived yesterday and will spend q few days here with friends.
 Mrs. Alex Galloway and Mrs. r. C. Galloway, of Moscow, were visit. ors 10 the city yesterday.
 Ralph Robinson was in Little Rock yesterday attending the ses sion of the Masonic grand lodge.
 Mrs. T. J. Collier and Mrs. T. H. Collier, or Altheimer. are the guests of Mrs. Will Collier for few days.
 w. A. kirschnoff, president of the National T. F. A. organization, is in tse city on business connected with the local post.
 Dr. 0. K Womack. of New Gascony, Ark. is in the city visiting Ar. and Mrs. W. z. Tankersley and transacting business here.
 Misses Selma Stern and Blanche Felsenthal. of Camden, who came here to attend the funeral of Mrs Ruth D. Bloom. returned home last night.
 Miss Bessie Riggin, after q pleas /ant stay with relatives and friends in Texas. has returned to this city and is at the hor1e Of her sister. Mrs. A. c. Bedell. Guy E. Thtmpson, city treasurer of Little Rock, was in the city yes terday on business. He is also rep resenting G. l.. Meyers & Co.,, of Memphis, an insurance firm.
 Misses Irma and Nettie Grace and Reva Harris have returned from Pendleton, Ark. where they were the guests of Col. J. c. Cross and family at delightful house party. -
 C. s. Bacon and A. Brewster have returned from Russellyille, Ark. where they completed arrangements for the building of light and wa ter plant there by their recently organized company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-19

The weather man ;eHo il will ht
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-21

At Prescott this week the Uni ted States is prosecuting the San ta Fe Railroad Company for vio- 1ation of the federal safety-appli- ance law. There are fifteen differ ent counts upon which the gov ernment is baslng their case. The defendants demurred to the com plaint, but Juege Sloan over ruled the same and the trial be- gan Wednesday morning. At this writing the case IS still in progress, numerous witnesses being examined. Quite large number of railroad boys from here have been compelled to at- tend the trial as witnesses.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-21
WinslOw Notes.
From the Mail.
. Young CIoudburst
Saturday Night Does COnsidera- ble Damage. Precipitation ES- timated at Four Inches.

Last Saturday evening about seven-thirty the most terrific rain storm ever seen in Winslow Oc- cured. The storm lasted for about one hour and during that time the amount of water that fell is estimated conservatively at about four inches. The rain was accompanied by hail, the stones being of good size. From reports received here the storm extended only about six miles east and west. North and south, however, theiarea was considerable larger
 The damage sustained around town was considerable and runs up into the thousands of dollars. Nearly every cellar in town was filled to the top, and in those of the mercantile establishments where goods are stored, the loss was considerable. Roofs. that had never before been known to let in drop ot water leaked like sieVes, keeping the occupants of theihouses busy with tubs, pails, etc, to catch the water to keep it from spreading over the floors.
 The telephone system was damaged to great extent by the heavy lightning which accom- panied the ram. Several of the electric light company's poles were struck, transformers smash ed, and the town was in total darkness as far as electric lights were concerned until ten-thirty D. n., when the damage was re- paired. The streets were as small rivers and the sidewalks obliter- ated under about six inches of water, and in many instances the sidewalks were washed away. Another great loss to our citizens was the number of chick ems that were killed. 1t is not overestimating to say that the majority of the poultry Tn town was killed, especially the. young trys and small chicks.
 The oldest residentsof Winslow say that there has never been any storm like the one last Saturday Tn the history of the town.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-21

Those Winslowites who were on the federal grand jury at Pres colt last week, returned Sunday evening. There was not much doing at this term of the court, only few indictments for selling whiskey to the Indians being brought in.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-21

Mrs. (. H. Brownell, of Hol- brook, is visiting friends here this week.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-21
A Good Thing to Have.

Many a man has been saved from foolishness by having reputation to live up to.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-21

Mrs. D. H. Penrod, of Snow flake, is here visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. ]. Henderson.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-21

4 merry-go-round arrived here last Saturday and IS running on the lot north of the Wigwam Hotel. It is doing good busi- ness and will remain here indef- nitely. ~. .-..:....
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-21

Louis Korn has let a contract for the construction of a four room house on one of his lots in the northeastern part ot town.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-21

The rainy season is already making the ranges take on a green hue, which looks good to the StOckmen.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-21

Hay rack rides and picnic par ties are very popular form of amuse mement these moon light nights.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-21

Items from the Flagstaff Gem
 William Richards, County Trea' surer of Navajo County, and who is also interested in the sheep business was here yesterday at. tending the meeting of the Sheer Growers Assocfation.
 N. $. By of WinsIow attended the Sheep Growers meeting here yesterday. We are informed that he has contracted his May lambs for $3 per head which is not a bad showing.
 Chester l. Houck, Ex-Sheriff ot Navajo County, was an attend ant at the Sheep Growers Asso citation here yesterday.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-21

District Attorney Geary Is i'll St. Johns this week.
Holbrook argus., 1908-07-21

The large hay barn being con- structed by the Wards for Bab- bitt Bros. on their ranch was razed to the ground last Tuesday on account of high winds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-19
OF
HIS Cash

The home Of g. Z. Baker, 9Th and
Texas, was entered last night and
s2O2-95 in money was taken.
Mr. Baker furnishes rock for the
paving company He was paid of by
the company yesterday and drew the
money from the bank to take to the
quarry for the purpose Of paying his
men this morning There was s22.95
in silver and the rest in currency and
twas in the pockets of h istrousers.
This morning the trousers were
found out in the yard, the pockets
empty except for an unindorsed check
for $500 which was generously left.
The burglar had entered through the
kitchen door which was not locked and
the work was done SO quietly that nc
one in the house was disturbed.
Il desire to express my thanks tc
the gentleman who relieved me OF the
coin said Mr.. Baker, "and also tC
thank him for leaving me the pants
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-19
RESTORING
CONFIDENCE
PROMINENT BANKER SAYS THE
new Law WILL HAVE GOOD
EFFECT

Guthrie, Okla. Feb. ls-Stste and
National bankers who have been here
during the week in connection with the
State guaranty deposits law are Of the
opinion that hsuch Of the money which,
they aver, went in the SOCK" when
the stringency appeared last Noyem-
Der. viii appear in circulation through
banks which have the States insur-
ance. One banker from the northwest
ern part OF the State believes that as
much as ss,oOO.OOO, or S per cent OF the
Oklahoma deposits in both State and
! National banks was withdrawn from
circulation owing to the stringency.
The Withdrawn money was placed in
safety deposit vaults. hidden in corn
fields. buried In kettles and cans and
exchanged for express and postofice
orders All Of these methods are to
the bank, going to tae cock bank
ers do not hold thar the State banks
are accepted BY the people. as being
any more safe than Nationals. but thar
the application Of the guaranty Law
III restore confidence and pull the idle
money from hiding.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-19

MI. Sayer Tells About Fruit Crown
Climate IdeaI--AIl Crops are Growing
IN Abundance

Replying to an inquiry from secy
Allard, D. d. sayer writes as follows:
Chickasha. Okla, Feb. II, 'Os
MR. Cad Allard, Secretary Chickasha
Commercial Club.
Dear slr,-Your inquiry Of recent
date received. came to this city ff-
teen years ago from Pierre, south Da-
kota, and have lived here continuously
since that time like this country.
There is none better The country !
Loft IS a one-crop country. This has a
diversity that Is not found anywhere
else outside Of this latitude Our To-
cation, midway between the markets Of
the north and the gulf ports south,
ward makes to the advantage Of the
farmer living ln this section This
win be aceentuated as the Panama
canal nears ils completion and gulf
ports grow The mildness OF the win
ters II another great advantage to the
farmer here over those 81 ne rigorous
north where the latter spends several
months in feeding his stock from bis
previous harvest while the farmer ol
this couasry IS plowing bis fields for
another harvest and his stock basks in
the sunshine Of this southland
This is a fine fruit country AT my
home at 1912 s. llth ST in this city,
nave growing every variety Of fruit "a
be found IN the temperate zone.
have grown successfully every variety
of small fruit except roapberriea and
currants, and believe that under IA
vorable conditions they viii prove
success. have a strawberry patel
so f. hy 50 It In the midst Of IN.
orchard OF small apple srees. from
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-19
VETEaAHS WILL GATHER
AROUND THE CAMP FIRE

Arrangements are now being made
TO hold G A. R. camp fire under the
auspices OF Custer rost No. "A, depart
ment 81 indian Territory Il win be
held iu the parlor Of the Methodist
church Saturday, Feb p from 9 p m.
till taps is sounded. Supper win be
served at s p. III. with camp fire toasts,
eomradeship and good cheer to follow
the Confederate eterans, sons Of
veterans, their families and friends
are hereby invited to participate. All
union soldiers and sailors whether
members Of the G. a. r. or not, the
sons of veterans and their families ant
friends are cordially invited
Let all come with wen filled baskets
Good speakers and good music galore
by Order Of Committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-19
PERPETUATE
HISTORY
OF THE COUNTRY IN NAMES OF
SCHOOL BUlLDINCS-NAhIES
SUGGESTED

What is the significance to Chick
asha and to Oklahoma Of any Of those
names suggested for the public school
buildingq" asked Eugene Hamilton
this morning
Continuing, Mr.. Hamilton said, 4
am in favor Of giving the schools
names that viii perpetuate part Of the
history of the country Why not call
them Johnson. Burney' and 'sequa-
yah. These names have significance
to this country and would be very ap-
propriate."
Another name suggested to- the
North building which was omitted
from the list published yesterday il
''Washington" which is one Of the fay
orites.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-19


which the table oF our family Of seven
was supplied with berries during the
months of April and May We had all
that we cared for at each meal and
they were luscious. MitcheI's Early
and large late ariety we're the kinds
grown
! have also a small plot Of rescue
grass lG By 60 #. whicn ! aowed two
years ago and which has proven an
ideal winter pasture grass lor stock
and poultry This. / think our farmers
should SOW extensively for winter use.
1t Is perennial and hardy
This country is wen watered
nave fine well Of good wafer at my
home. which is but twenty.siv feet
deep. The supply is inexhaustible. !
let ly windmill run al an times and
for any length Of time and It does not
seem to AFFECT the volume Of water in
the well. This wen is upon the high
est point Of the uplands adjacent to
the city. I have a good clstern also
with capacity Of one hundred bar.
rela.
The healthfulness Of this section Is
remarkable. We have had no serious
illness and but little sickness Of any
mature. Cleanliness and good whole
some food with the good pure all
found Lare VIII insure good health Il
any one
our altitude is 100 feet and our 10
cation IS midway between the semi
arid regions Of the west and those 0
TOO much precipitation further east
our average annual rainfall is abou
thirty inches, well distributed. belnl
ample for al farming purposes. Thl
Washlta valley, Of which chIckasha {
the center, Is the finest valley in tn
United States and when fully devel
oped win become a yerltable garden.
Yours truly,
D. .. SAVER.