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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28
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public
Then people are constantly wanting personal advertisements
poetry generally earthly
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28
FOR SALE

IN 19-acre tracts or more, 200 acres
Of the finest suburban porDerty ever
offered for sale in Chiekashs- Only 3
few minutes drive from business part
Of city. west. near boulevard. close 10
Dave HIS fine residence. Land is
vel drained. rieh loamy soil overlook
ing the city. As 2 home you have the
advantage Of both city and country
life. You can have your domestic zni-
mails. fruits and vegetables Of every
kind. room for your children 70 romp
and play and breathe the pure air Of
country removed from the evil influ-
ences Of bad associates. An ideal
place to raise family. AS an invest.
ment there IS none better. You can
buy % acres Of this land for the price
you pay for a 50-fOot lot in the city
limits.
For reasons vel known to every
one. the city Is bound TO build west.
ward. and II viii only be a compare
lively short time until this property
can be cut up and sold for residence
lots. Come and see us before it is al
gone. Phone $50
JENKINS. MAJOR & DEERlKe.
Under First National 5snk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28
ElcTloN EoR cLus sTunY

Mr. Mabie's list Of fiction for club
study. from ladies' Home Journal for
October: Scott's ITsnhOe. Austen's
Pride and Prejudice. Thackeray's Van
ity Fair, Dickens Tale Of Two Cities.
Eliot's Adam Bede. TroIlope's Bar
chester Towers. Meredith's Diana Of
the crossEays. Hawthorne's House Of
seven Gables. Pages Red Rock snd
other for sale OF rent al Mrs. Thomp-
sons Book Shop. szl South Seventh
street Prone z5T. 19-zz-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28

Tie lyesuu course which he ladies'
have secured fa- TIE benefit u the
public library should BE- literally pat
rorirs1 i Troz1des 4 BerieE q enter
tzinueufF 0f great raer1- combining
pleasure a15 tne-rucion. md The cause
if one that shorl6 appeal 70 every one.
Tbs pubic Elgz-y can be made an
inEIftution q grsat Falus 70 the CRY
4 Il is properly equipped and SUP
psrtsd. FUNDS are needed for the pur-
chase q booiE and for many other
purposes sugTors ths lecture course
and tins help % make me library an
4nEtltuti0n q vhieh every citizen win
be proud
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28


.wHo eETD THE PROSPERITY
- Daring ths pass Ter gsa1 q
zessbiisan pDssrnnsus ths aver
.s,s ssrt q Hsans hss beer IN
srrapss fs-y-sigst per cert
Hn ysur inpsns increased for
-y<ipha per usuis
Bryar ans Ksrr'f sisrti7r
means real tsrir rsslEi1u ans
ls~sr psr = Hrns
Esrs are . fs~ fse.E fsf ths
srter 70 pansiosr
shoss ttst sors s. par n 1895
ns- uors s. sns s. be-auSs TIA :
ssrair have s5ns - & per cent
Truus rontr1isa, tsrfff prszsstss
psas iesthsr has sgns - ever 10
per cert
sssfrezs tn7t coEs e cents per
pssnS ir --sf np~ sossE = rsutt.
prhy, Increase ir papaistis. on
= st-apss Increase r. Esp7y- ss-'th .
4 H-ne-i-sr beef e ssrrs1 - ths
ta-if pr-csrtins ne beef trust
Arnsri-sr rsrtienlsr 90 less
American eDnsBner pays -iorx-
Suns q risthsr thst esEs SIS
- isBs rsrs 81 tsssy. Tariff
barn foreipn ss9olisnI
ssniipnf S free bsf ne slsrS
- yosr ~ins1~ thst sost = ueu.S
~ 1895 ssrts sf.so tsssy. tnanss - .
p-s1erti1n-
Yer house eoStS fsrsg per cent
rsors . 5sas tsasy tnan 4 eis
t-siys gssrr sgs, sssssss rsriff
ario@G tina eEtorzion.
Tsg pay f1r-y-eigns per cert >
wors 10 iivs unser Republican gos-
errnsnt be-s1se q fhs tsrfH thss .
enrr-.es ths fe~
Eess fsr 6rysn sne Kern zne
tswer living sspsnssa,-osnoerst-
e Nsti1nsi cornittss.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28

And dm sn-wsl Thar Eau must have
d -aEisara1n1 rer1ficais u Enu r9ie
next TuHseev The registration h0okF
ARE nov apan and VIII rioss Saturday
uiEt- q v1u failed 10 register laEi
summer 5unt overlook St nov Dou'i
lose F1lr riEht ia vote in ne frs.
presidential Hieodun ever hsi1 in OEis.
hnmA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28

The Democratic pA-Ty'E I'oEi-inn On
tbs Bahool .zDt proposition De 50 cleEr-
ly s-1isd In rs platform thar thsre Is
Nc excuse fnr EtlsuTi-inE f1 misreire-
sent IT, i i1 pledged 10 he sale Of
he lands upan he general terms t1ni
r-e provided ~ ne enabling hci and
me roust tuuun rp11 lhs i1l-iEtst
hni Cor the Hs1e &c The lEnds how
are- tae party las LaksI no position
and 1 expressly oenErss -hEt sup
1,orr uf rtlE uT Az 1-har measure Sub
u1re5 to ne psoIls nn Nov 3 EnEl
nof i,s regarded Is 3 tes- o. JizrfF fsal-
ID. i Is M . partisan measure and
10 E1tamJr = make Il Burh if 70
menace tie interests uf he school en-
arsr of Cklahama Es1'uhhcznE a.
wei a. Democrats especially on the
saE SIDE Ers opposing the hLl, Ehle
y also Las SIS supporters in b0th par
lies. NEuy WIN favor the sale q he
LANDS as 3 general proposition are ov-
posed 70 ans td1 Ths Express be
Bsres tbs t,asi interests q ne ststs
vln - sabsarrea by turning down
ne proposition
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28

There win be . game Of basket ball
On skates Thursday night a C0nxsa-
ton hall between the High school ard
Rock Island teams. Chickash2 claims
10 have tbe fastest team Of basket ball
players On skates in the state and con-
siderable interest is being shown in
the game. The game win commence
promptly Al O'Clock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28

A Cross ID the circle beneath The
rooster VII make q straight Democrat
lE Fots next Tuesday. That's the
KIND q ballot thai VIII retain for
Grady the honor q being The banner
Democratic county tn Oklahoma
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28

AL ne Democrats q Grady county
have % % 8su Tuesday is % 60 10 the
polls and great victory is assured
PAL not II your duty a. a good citi-
zen and 8 legal Democrat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28

Anyway. the Republican press has
guit urging Haskell 20 60 to ONO and
their COMMITTEES hasuf Jet pad rhst
1900 which they offered the governor
70 rlEif his old home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28

GrAds r1uury muE give Judge
HEveE 3 splendid majority EiE eD-
rre puhlic Lfe has been one th1f ra-
rsctf rrAGn upon his home town and
counfy and humetulis should show
rbeir appreciation o. his services. CO
10 1hs polls us1 Tuesday and csst 3
rots f1s sndEs HlFek.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28

We regret 70 note that Hr. Bran
vas HobsouiEed in New YORK san.
even 4 be should Be defeated. he
wIl have the satisfaction Of knowing
that his race vas not in vain
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28

Il ron are Interested in building ID
Eaur hume toEn. F1u WI spend E1ur
money WIN The home merchants ET-
cry tine you spend dollar win ths
outside merchants. you are hurting
C13ctzs1s- Dour Do its BE- loyE to
home and home interests.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28

]. iF doubtful i ne Democrats VII
be Ehls 70 draw another campaign
documsuf or q ths srs-sosnt before
ths bart1s ends While confident q
RrTHnE elecdon. ths leaders fsal That
lnolhar 1rads Or two from Teddy
would rlncb lhs result
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28

The total amount Of election bets
made n Cbckashz nOE runs uD into
ne uiIlions-ln hot air
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-28

Il is possible. of course. that Tsft
nay esrry Vermont
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-03-20
A RECLAMATION.

Curing the two terms III which
Frank R. Gooding has served as
Governor Of Idaho, he has had no
more bitter or vindictive enemy to
his administration than the Evening
Capital News Of Boise. This was
not all on account of political diff
ferences, but partially because some
financial dispute occurred between
friends and supporters of the Gov
ernor and the owners of the paper.
That paper showered all manner of
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-03-20

abuse upon HIM. Now comes the
following recantation, published in
an editorial of week ago:
"The Capital News desires at all
times to be fair and just to every
one, and does not intend that any
thing untrue or capable Of miscon-
struction shall be published in its
columns to the injury Of any per-
son, no matter who he may be.
During the past the word graft"
was applied to Governor Frank R.
Gooding in the issues of this paper
either in regard to him or to his
administration of public affairs
The supreme court has placed a
construction upon that word which
might be construed to mean the
charging of Governor Gooding with
dishonesty, or the making of pri-
vate gain by reason Of his Office, a
construction not intended by this
paper or those responsible for it,
and it is no more than right that
such statement should be made,
which is fully and gladly done"
This Statements coming as it does,
must he considered as a complete
vindication against any charge
that the Governors official position
has been used by him for any pur-
poses of personal gain. Now that
Governor Cooling has publicly
announced that he will not seek
further public position from a peo-
pie who have twice honored him by
electing him their chief executive
officer, the last time when Flaw and
order" were made the watchwords
Of those who favored his reelection,
and when money poured in from
every portion Of the country to be
used in comprising his defeat, we
say, it must be particularly graft
flying to him to read such a state
ment given out by a political OPP
ponent.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-03-20
The People Are Coming.

Every newspaper on our ex-
change list from the several new
irrigation districts of Idaho, tell OF
arrivals of families and household
goods, stock aud farm equipments.
Frequently they tell of groups Of
new settlers arriving. The greater
number of them are coming from
the middle western states. All
along the Snake river valley, from
Fremont county to Washington
county, the country is increasing in
population with greater rapidity
than at any former time. But it
is not the southern portion Of the
state alone that is experiencing a
boom in immigration, tits the same
way in the northern and central
sections.
When the passenger agent of the
Oregon Short Line predicted four
years ago that Idaho would double
her population during the present
decade, but few people could believe
he was not making an overestimate,
hut if the people keep on coming
during this year and next as they
are now doing, it will be found,
when the next census is taken, that
he has not fallen considera bly, short
Of the mark. These are great days
for all the far western states.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-03-20

having them presented. Thus a
number Of land fraud cases in
southern Idaho will go without
a hearing unless a future grand
jury should take them up and
hold another investigation, and
the federal district attorney will
never pose as a second Heyney
as a fighter Of conspicuous male
factors.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-03-20
To Be The Greatest Area of Irri-
gated Lands In The World.

The ambitions of some of the
empire builders who have been
making so many of the waste
places ofsOuthern Idaho blossom
and becomefruitful are constant
ly growing more and more Ma
poleonic. Notcontent with what
they have conceived and have
had accomplished for the great
Twin Falls tracts in transform
ing veritable deserts into fruitful
fields and orchards, |. B. Perrine
and R. M. McCollum have other
projects which make what has
been already accomplished
look comparatively insignificant.
With their south side project
they are now uniting what is
known as the Salmon river I'M
dertaking, south of the original
Twin Falls tract, to conserve the
waters of that river by a dam
200 feet or more in height and
lead them onto the fine lands be-
tween the Twin Falls tract and
the Nevada line, through a tun-
mel several hundred yards long,
onto the lands. This project is
already inaugurated and con
tracts let for the construction of
the dam. Then comes what they
call "the Bruneau project, which
contemplates utilizing the waters
OF the Bruneau river, Cedar creek
and other streams east of the
Bruneau, until another splendid
area of the desert is reclaimed.
These different undertakings or
projects, theempire builders have
conceived the idea of merging into
one vast system, including in it all
the smaller projects within this
area and constituting, with the
Minidoka government Job, and the
north side, and the Big Wood river
project, all contiguous, the largest
irrigated district in the world, and
putting in the shade all that the
great Napoleon succeeded in accom-
plishing in the way Of creating
vast empire in Europe And what
these modern Napoleons are under
taking to do is peaceful and indus
trial in its purposes, intended for
homes for happy and prosperous
people. They were in Boise last
week, with their field marshals, ar
ranging for the preliminaries of this
vast merger with the officials of the
state land department.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-03-20
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1908

The Republican, of Mountain
home, has bloomed out into an
all home print semi-weekly. It is
keeping pace with the times in
that progressive town.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-03-20

The grand jury Investigating
land fraud matters in the federal
court at Boise in 1907, returned
indictments against former Gov
ernor Steunenberg, then deceas-
ed, VIM. b. Borah, Frank Martin
and Others, leading it to be in
ferred that these gentlemen had
all been interested and implicated
in securing public lands for a
lumber corporation. 1t was
charged at the time that the in
dictments were found by the jury
through the dictation and undue
influence with the jury by the u.
S. attorney because ola personal
prejudice he and thefederal Judge
then sitting had against some of
theindicted persons. The federal
Judge was retired from the bench,
he resigning under the length of
service limit, before these cases
came up for trial, his successor
was disqualified from holding the
term before which the cases were
to come up, and Judge Edward
Whitson of the District of Wash
ington presided during the term.
These land fraud cases we're so
important and implicated so
many prominent and influential
men, that the U. S. Attorney
General sent two of his special
assistant attorneys general to
assist the district attorney in
conducting the trials. The case
against Steunenberg was of
course dropped, on account Of
his death. That against Borah,
who, before the Indictment was
found, had been elected U. S.
Senator, was tried, and without
the defendant introducing any
evidence, except making a state
ment, and his attorneys not
making a plea in his behalf, went
to the jury and a verdict of ac-
quittal was returned. 1t was a
signal defeat for the prosecution,
showing an antagonism on the
part OF the district attorney, who
never again while holding the
position will have as much infu-
ence in the federal court. Judge
Whitson's decision, published in
full in Sundays Statesman, re-
viewing Mr.. Ruick's work before
the grand jury which returned
the indictments, dismisses all OF
them, virtually because Of the in
fuence Of the district attorney in
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-03-20

A fine stock of watches, jewelry and
silverware at Rowett's.
Edison's latest records for monographs
received monthly at Rowett's Jewelry
Store. Edison monographs always in
stock.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-03-20

Do not forget that Hedum, the pho
tographer, is still in business in Silver
City, and that at his studio are to be
found a great variety of views of local
scenery, mines, mills etc. Call upon
him. First class photos taken, frames
etc for sale.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-16

with hate for the Americans by this
very William Bryan who staid at home
and told what wicked tryants the
Americans were.
Mr.. White in closing gave Gov.
Boies the credit for passing the
Board of Control bill and said that it
was under mis- administration that it
became law. This statement was
untrue. The board of control bill was
passed during the administration of
Leslie M. Shaw and the first board of
control was appointed by the man
from Denison. White certainly had
his gall with him to come to Shaw's
own home and claim all the credit
for Horace Boies. White must be
hunting for place in the Ananias
class along with caswell.
Mr.. White is genial gentleman
and local democrats showed him every
courtesy even to hiring a band anc
rigging up banner.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-16

which fifteen years ago brought
eight cent corn and two cent pork.
The first defeat of Bryan added
ten dollars to the value of every
acre of land in Crawford county.
The second defeat of Bryan added
another ten dollars.
Parker's defeat gave Crawford
county land another boom.
A prominent real estate dealer
in Denison tells US that he has
marked up the price of his lands
SIS. $40 and more per acre, and that
he has had numerous would be
purchasers who hesitated at the price,
declare that they would be willing to
pay it IF THEY WERE SURE
TAFT WOULD BE ELECTED.
Let the 'Hurrah boys" business
go. Think a while of your own in
terest. Vote this fall to send Craw-
ford land up another notch. 1t is not
important to you that these profess
sional candidates be elected to office,
but it is important to you that condi-
tions of prosperity remain. that the
policies that have made both Germany
and the United States great. be con-
tinued. that another ten dollars be
added to the value of your land.
1t is a fact that the Republican
party is guilty of the most wholesale
bribery ever perpetrated by any
political party. Every man who
has a quarter section will gain $1,000
by voting for Taft.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-16
RICH LITERATURE AND WRITERS
Important And Interesting Reading in The
Magazine Section.

Close readers of the magazine last
week could not have failed TO be in
terested in the illustrated article
''Ten Wise Men and Some More. -
1t told of Horace Greedy and some
thing as to ....... Prentice
the great editor and poet of Louis
Vile. This week there is more as
to Prentice and something as to Henry
Faxon poet and humorist. In the
talk on Prentice will be found the
circumstances under which he wrote
that famous poem 1.-The Closing
Year. which is given in full. This
is we'll worth cherishing. There is
lrther some interesting "reminiscences
of Mr.. Prentice which will be read
with entertainment. 1t was Faxon
who wrote Beautiful Snow" a
poem which gives utterance to
thoughts light and airy and then
those of dark dispair. These sketches
on literary people will be continued
from week to week. The magazine
also contains this week an illustrated
article on Bells which takes one
back to the days Of long ago. One
cannot afford to miss the magazine
from week to week. Look at the
tag on your paper and if it is not
paid to October 1908 there will be
no magazine for you with the first
week in October if no payment is
made before that time.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-16
AND DUST WAS THROWED.

In the language of Hon. Fred White
ga good deal of dust is being throw
ed in this campaign Mr.. White
did a fair share of it himself. His
audience on yesterday afternoon was
larger than the democrats had feared
it would be. there being rough present
to fill the body of the opera house
quite comfortably.
If all of Mr.. Whites speech was
composed of silly twaddie as the
part we heard, he can have done no
harm to repulicanism. He eulogized
Mr.. Bryan because people were nice
to him on his much advertised trip
around the world, and he especially
emphasized the fact that he had the
courage to preach Professionalism in
the midst of Mohammedan India, and
stated that this was something that
no man had ev ,r done before. 1t this
Is the case the Woman's Foreign
Missionary societies that are paying
thousands annually for the support of
Protestant missionaries are being
buncoed. And 80 far as heroism is
concerned we do not see that Mr.
BRYAN has done one millionth part as
much as the humble priests of the
Catholic church who have penetrated
the wilds of al countries to teach
the gospel.
Mr.. White said that Bryan would
take up the work of Roosevelt and hi
said Roosevelt was great man VIII
had done much good although he die
not know enough to know whethe
Taft would make good President o
not.
AS fair example of the exag
gerated statement of the democrati
orator let US take his pronouncemen
that, if elected. Bryan would nc
prosecute the corporations. but tn
heads of the corporations and that h
would not fine them. but he would pu
them in Jail.
Tut, tut. What balderdash. MI
Bryan as President would have n
more power 10 put man III JAN Una
Mr.. Bryan as private citizen. MI
Roosevelt did express himself that
certain manufacturer of pater
medicine ought to receive ia
sentence but the Judge did not arge
with the President and the man wa
fined. We wish MIR. White woul
tell US the method by which Brya
would be both President and Judg
of the Criminal Court at the san
time. Such statements sound big
they are apt to draw applause. bl
they are. upon analysis. the cheapes
buncombe.
MIR. White intimated that Tai
was not brave man. Doubtless tn
splendid military rectrl of Co
Bryan was in his mind. Let's see
how near Cuba did the Colonel get?
Mr.. Taft both in the Philippine
and in Cuba faced thousand dangers
He was in daily danger of assassins
ton at the hands of NATURAL
treacherous people who were inspire
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-16

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-16

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