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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-23
"Diaz: Car of Mexico"

An arratgnment By Carlo de Fornaro- Pub
Hshsd By the International publishing com
pany, New York.
1t is difficult to read this pamphlet
of 154 pages without the most intense
emotion. 1t is written in tho .extrav-
agant and excitable style OF the Latins
by Carlo de Fornaro. the former edi-
tor OF a Mexican newspaper. and even
though we know the author has IN in
tense bias against ''Diazpotism," as
he calls 1t, we must believe that much
he has to tell is true.
In a warning at the beginning Of
the book he says: Il challenge and
dare Porfirio iaz to permit the free
sale of this book in Mexico: for IL the
accusations herein are baseless they
can easily be laughed away. How
ever, Porfrio Diaz will not laugh but
VIII silently suppress the truth. mas
much as a government as perverse as
his own cloaks its doings with the
utmost secrecy; that 1 am perfectly
aware of the risks incurred by this
venture, now and in the future, but I
gladly shoulder all the responsible
ties, hoping that in a near day a high
minded philanthropist will be induced
to create society for the prevention
of cruelty to Mexicans'"
The author asserts that he has no
personal grievance OF any kind. that
iC was TREATED Win courtesy ana us
fiction while there, but that the things
he has investigated and knows are the
truth and he must tell them.
What little the Americans at large
know of Diaz is rom magazine arti-
cles, where his wonderful statesman
ship is commented upon and compar-
isons made between his rule and the
governing of other republics. 1t Is a
shock to find him so eXecrated and TO
hear that fear alone keeps him at the
head of the Mexican people. After
speaking of the notorious tyrants OF
the world, like the rulers OF Russia,
Turkey and Persia. the author says:
Mexico alone stands enslaved by the
hand and foot to the ambitious lust
of this ex-bandit, and hypnotized to
standstill by the shrewdest OF polit-
zeal confidence men,"
With all its bias the book gives
very clear idea OF the political and
financial system created by Diaz, its
results and forecast of what will
happen at his death. That his death
may be long deferred one gathers
from the care of his health and life.
which we read is extreme. Even
though the author condemns every
public act of the president, he has
this to say of his private life:
His private life for the last 80
years has been spotless, and although
surrounded by all the luxuries. he has
led a life simple as a nermits; In food
and drink abstemious as an Arab: IN
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-23
BOOKS REVIEWED

"The Lady of the Heavens, by II. Rider Hag-
gard
1.-THE Chrysais," by Harold Morton Kramer
sDiaz: Gar of Mexico" by Carlo de Fornaro
1.-THE Chippendaies," by Robert Grant
"UncIe Gregory by George Sandman
"The Other Side of the Door,, by Lucia CHAMP
berIan
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-07-01
5tnas Calls, efiih gnIsntn, oen /. 9mf 1909

rDiiroepon BON Der Bar. Sine beliere
unO tiirSere Rsoe bat er nod in ieinem
2eben niht eebalten. 8eridie0ene
eeben CUR GeqeIbabn. Die Ruqeln iino
NAB unb oliti6eriI1. 9tlein, mas
maht's ! lin Der Gu9el ben re1ten
Shmung au geben, bebt Der Spieler
Elm gein In bic 06be, pirft, -. es
rutiht in benz Sdlanm aus, Die 9us
gel fllegt Ieinem 0fndbar oermaBen an
Die Sbienbeine, Dnb er piiteno loss
briillt uno 9tamen erfinoet, bic in tel.
ner gtaturgeihihte iteben. 8ie llmite=
benGen balten Iid ben Baud Dor 9as
den. Selblt Wauo" laht.
Der Ge9en min nod INNER niht
aufb6ren. Qn 6eltreoen, geamten-
nabl, uin. lit gar nift Su benten.
Die 6ahnenusibs fam leiber aud nibt
itattfinoen. giner nod oem nnoern
Dertriimelt fd nah SartforD, INN bel
3eiten nad 6auIe 81 fDmmeu.
2lllein ib6n mars boh g8eil Ipls
Dies AmiiIsment nidt auF bem prO-
gramm itano, mar es unl 10 tOller nno
ME iperoen Die Nnmeienoen oieies per=
reaHete 9lniieolerfeit in 5artforo per=
9eiien.
Sbr Sreunoe in WaoiIon, Iorgt nur,
oaB am 4. Suli bsiIeres Wettsr 1T
Sans 8emutb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-07-01

10 bat 6err SObonn Senne, uelder II
Seras 5ipei Sabre eeiDobnt bat, in Die
Ier AnGeleeenbeit oas gBort. @r III
aber porIdufig i'm DENT, uno 10 milf.
fen mir uns nod etpas eebuloen.
0errn sSobann @ir6 meinen trenno.
liten @ruB. SD freue mid iiber lei
men teueren Rrdutgarten. Q4ir baben
Dergan9enen Winter tein Sauertraut
gebabl. 9enne bate einmaI eine
Sle1biihie nit S1uertraut agtauft,
oa muBte er 25c sablen. 8a mar 70.
piel 0rin, oaB Die beioen 2eufe taum
iatt genorben Iino. Gas Rraut in
6dIiern eingema6t ion billiger oeue-
len iein. SD babe oieies lriibiabr
aud aeidt, tperoe aber Ihperli9 ettuas
ernten, neil Der 8ooen gu neuiIt. Vile
Semitic, als oa lit Salat, 8etti6e,
Dill, u. I. tp., tuollen niht Dorm1rts.
uno nun nil 6err Wir1 aud milien,
Die i'd lein 8ein turirt babe. 8as 1T
mein @ebeimnis unO geb6rt nibt an
nie groBe @lofe. gllIO Ipdter einmal
nnter bier Gugen. Bite auh Die gls
tern famt 8roBmutter freunolih All
griiBen. Sdtte 10 9srne einmal nieoer
gei9rieben, aber i9 mar nit S6rei.
ben su iebr geplagt.
Serrn Straub-id meine niht ben
Sman Straub fonoern Den fernoeutIh.
Ell S obann Straub - meinen
ber3lldlten @ruB uno 8ant fur Ieine
geoiegenen GorreIpOnoen3en. 3ieIe
MAIDEN uns mirili9 6reuoe; oenn ni6t
nur befommen mir allerlei geuiateiten
aus Der alien Seimat, iDnoern er per=
tebt es aud, uns ben liebeu Rumdnen
nit ieinen ihma1en uno Itarten Seis
ten uor3ufiibren, nie er leibt uno lebt.
Sa, Die &umdnen linD ein eiaentiims
lldes 80lthen, uno boaenos Die gu=
tareiter 8dmhen nit ibren 8lutauaen
uno oem Sonnsnihirm ais 3neiianei=
oi9es Shmert in Der 6ano, Oas iit
mirtlib srpBartig. llno oann na6=
Dem Der gBeibertampi ausgeiodten,
bic 9rOBmiitige berSeibenoe ShDelter=
liebe, oas 1T Dirtlid ein3ig in Ieiner
art. 8itte re6t oft gu i6reiben.
gum ShluB piinlhe ib Den 2eIern
oes %. o. @eIunobsit, Elm frobes
@emiit. @n9stum uno @ebeiben Der
Saaten Il. getreus 6austiere, aber
teine ruIfi4en. 9ei Dieien Waniden
pollen mir aud unieren voemiitigen
9ans" ni6t Dergeiien, oenn er lit ia
luh Elm beutiher Garmer, neI1er
oeutihen Gamen hreut.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-07-01

i'm aOmmunoo bel Yorttomn, 90.
Bon Steuben mar elm berporraqenoer
0eneral 6rieoribs bes @rDBen, Elm
SObn lutberiIber gltern, in Der lutbe.
ridden Staot W1aaoebura aeboren.
Das ameritaniTde Doll fam oieIem
Wtanne ME bergelten, mas er fir ibre
6reibeit 9etan bat. @ecro WaIbinaten
bat i'm Sreibeitstriege ielbit erfidrt,
oaB er Ii1 auf Ieine oeHtih=IutberiIhen
9e9imenter beTonoers berlaIien tonne.
Bel Saratoga uno gotupens uaben fie
ben glusIhlug, Iis tparen eben tapfer,
oa3u iebr CUTE 51iiben. gtls Der gon=
greb gum erften MaEe tuote, iuuroe
6rieorib Wliblenberg, Der 8ruoer Oes
@enerals Whblen6ers, gum erIfen
Spreher ooer 8orIiBenoen i'm 9teprd
ientanienbaus ertudblt, tpel6es 4mt er
fir orei 3ermine betlejoete. Sin on=
oerer 8rnoer, Seinri6 Mhblenberg,
mar ipaterhin ais Senator bon genns
lpluanief prdfoent SadIOn's redte
0ano. Cur 3eit 0es 9iirQerfrieaes
mar es Der ginflub Der. 2euti6en. un.
ter melhen bic 2utbsraner am Ifdrtlten
nertreten maren, Der Rentufp unD
0liiiouri fir Die Union feifbielt. 8ie
Stimmen Der oeutlder uno Itanoinas
Dii4en 2utberaner iuarsn es. Die in
ben Staten Sbio, Sainois, Wtidiaan,
9Slscpnftn uno Soma ben glusihlaq
gaben, als 2ineOln gum grdIibenten
erfpdblt wuroe. gun gum ipaniIden
&riege itellten bic 9iItberaner ibren
Uiann. 9io6 gieles f0nnte nambaft
9emadt Deroen, bod m0gen oieIe fur
gen atOti3en geniigen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-07-01
Grinnernn0en
aus meinem Seben.
Bon s. gartb, 0liOet. 3. 8.

~.
sSn meinen lebten .@rinnerunaen
ibrieb ih, iDie es mir in ghicaQr
erging. llnfer bausDater Stanae MAJ
elm Acknowledgment" elm ehter frei-
beitsliebenoer Mann, oa tonnte es ia
| lniht anoers iein, ais DAB er auf unIre
ljun9en 6erSen groBen @influB aus=
iibte. 8ie Wogen Der gpIitit qingen
| 3temlib bod; es fanben sablreiCbe
8erfammlungen ltatt uno 3e0en nur=
BEN gehalten. Da mar infer Iieber
perforbener 6ran3 SOFmann (9ans
8uihbauer), ih oenfe nod oft suriid
an Die 3eiten, als er Feurige uno be-
geiitsrte 9ieoen belt tuno uniere iunaen
SerSen binriB. ga 9ab es teinen
llnteribieo mebr bel uns 8eutIden,
mir ale maren Elm 6er3 uno cine SeeIe,
oa CAB es feline Sa6ien, 8aDern,
S6Uaben, gommern ooer SannoDe=
rer nlehr, an einen JieligiDnsunter=
I6ieo oadte niemano, ale maren be-
geiltert fiir Die cine grOBe Sahe, bic
@rbaltung Der Union
IS lit nod bsuie itets mein inni91ter
Wunid, oaB bic EeutIben enoIid ein=
mai einis unter Iib feIbIt miiroen uno
hd enger an chamber anihlieBen
mOhten. 8esbalb lreut es miib gans
beionoers, ooB Der 3eutlhe 6eroI0
oahelbe BrinSip DerFOlgt, unlere 8eut=
Ihen unausgeieBt aufforoert. eini9
unter iib 5u iein unc ltets beltrebt III.
peri6nlide 3milfigteiten uno Streite=
reien aus Der 3eitung fern 3u balten.
Ger geIer m09e Die tleine Abrsid=
ung bDn meinen ggrinnerunaenA
Freunoli9t enti1ulOigen, nber i9 babe
ais gutter, aufridtiger 0eutiber bieien
Wunlh un6 &at ousgeiproben
Sn Chicago 1ing es allo oamnls
bob her. 8a famen uniere oeutIhen
sSreibeiismdnner. pie Shurs, 0efer,
Glferbaus, bielten oeutihe Meoen, uno
Die 6ol9e mar, OaB tauienoe brape
oeutIhe Mdnner in ben Gampf 3o9en
uno @ut uno 8lut opFerten fir bic
grbaltung Der Union. Gs lit Qar pieI
Oeutihes 8lut bsraoHen mOrDen in
oieien S6lahten, Obgleidb oieie 5at=
fade nibt in Den en9liihen 2lnf8eiA-
nun9en 3u iinoen 1T. 3ie Reutiden
baben ibren 5eiI unb i5rs Yfidt ibrem
neuen @aterlano gegeniiber eetan, ib
fprehe ans Grfabrung als elmer, Der
ieIbii feline 9rdfte nit barnn geIebt
bat unO Die 2eiDen nit ms Grab
nebmen miro. gbre benz ReutIhtum |!
Drum. ibr Iieben 9eutiden. i1dmt
Sud niAi gurer Sprahe uno bleibt
nit @uren Ginoern ehte Geuti5e !
Das miinidt Elm oeuilder Sreibeits=
tdmpFer. ss. 8artb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-07-01
5H6lt Oeuti6, Orntt OsutId)!

,ft6t 3ornunb nt6t Baffen,
9i6t Gampf unb ntdt 8lut,
BUR ewi3es Sdaffen
llno Greue uno Mpt!
Rur ber5Iibe 6reube, ben . o.
ben, ben alien,
9em gaum, beIien BIdtter
mir iub. suerbalteu.
gu ditsenba seiniame 3ru eig=
lein Der Rroue,
0us Lei unfer StoI3nnb ba 8
merb' uns sum 2obne;
9annriib nj mtuns bereinit II ne
er @nteIuolt no d.:
81 Elm 3 8lGttIein uer9aB, NJ s
bic Bur3eI peripra6!@
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-07-01

3ablt Gin Sabr i'm Ssraus, Oaam
ipart Sbr Soc. gleben Gurem glas
men aaf negt gelbeH 3sttsl iteBt
Monat mao Sabr, bis pis laags Sbr
bs,ablt habt. Gin 8latt, has prompi
eriGsini, uerOieHt aud prsmst be,a5lt
an ueroen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26
FARMERsI DAY MARCH %.
Management to Encourage Raising
Zine Horses.

Management to Encourage Raising
Fine Horses.
The inauguration of Farmers Day.
at the National Feeders and Breeders
Show. to be held at Fort Worth March
13 10 20. has met with the heartiest
endorsement of the farmers and stock
men OF the southwest. Friday, March
19. has been set apart for this day.
on which the various grade draft and
grade coach horses and mules will be
judged. No entry fee will be charged,
and there will be no expense what.
ever in connection with entering stock
In these classes.
Many farmers within a radius OF
thirty miles Of that city have announc-
ed their intention Of driving In the
night before. resting their animals
over night. and entering them the fol-
lowing morning. the entry books re-
maining open until $3.50 Of that day.
Others from more distant points will
ship their stock in. but either case af-
fords an opportunity, at very limited
expense, to exhibit horses. and per.
haps win one of the coveted prizes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26
HISTORIC FIGURE.
Chief Quanab Parker Of Conan
che Indians Half Breed.
RECALLS BYGONE DAYS.

His Mother Captured In indian Raid
When q child--Never Returned to
whItes--Hs VIII Attend Fat Stock
Show,
Chief Quanah Parker Of the Conan
ches and Chief Geronimo OF the
Apaches are easily the foremost living
Indian chiefs OF today. They are as
truly historic figures as Is King Philip
OF Colonial days, and their lives mark
epochs In the history OF the nation.
Both Of the famous chiefs will be seen
at the head OF forty braves In daily
street parades In Fort Worth during
the National Feeders and Breeders
Show, 10 be held In that city March
10 TO 20. Both these chiefs and the
braves which they head will also be
seen in daily exhibitions to be held
In the arena at the Coliseum on paint
ponies from Durke Burnett's ranch.
Chief Quanah Parker Is the son OF
Cynthia Ann Parker, the white girl
who was stolen from her fathers
ranch near what Is now Groesbeck,
Tex. in 1896. and of Peta Nacona,
the Indian chief who married her after
she had grown to womanhood in the
tribe. Geronimo is the grizzled old
warrior OF the Chiricahua Apaches.
whose long war against the whites
made his name fearsome word all
over the great west. even after he had
been captured and put in prison with
a guard of 5000 soldiers. Probably
never again win the opportunity be Of
fered OF seeing two such representa-
tives of an age. hallowed in the history
OF the country And this fact IN Itself.
aside from the spectacle OF the exhibit
tions 10 be given in the arena, will
doubtless serve to draw large crowds to
the show, which promises TO be the
largest and most successful ever held
by the Feeders and Breeders associa-
ton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE
An Offer Backed Up by One Of the Most
REPUTABLE Concerns.

We viii either cure you Of constipation
or pay for all the medicine used during the
trial. You pay Us nothing L we fail.
That's a mighty broad statement, and we
mean every word Of Il. We will back Il
up with our own personal reputation, 100.
Could anything be more fair and secure
for you.
The most scientific, common sense treat.
ment Is Rerall Orderlies. Their active
principle Is very recent scientific dis
coyery that Is odorless, colorless and taste.
less; very pronounced. gentle and pleasant
IN It's action, and particularly agreeable IN
every way. This ingredient does not
cause any diarrhoea, nausea, hatulence or
gripping. Rexal' Orderlies are as pleasant
to take as candy aiid are particularly good
for children and delicate persons.
II you suffer from chronic OF habitual
constipation, OF the associate or dependent
chronic ailments, We urge you to try Rexall
Orderlies At our risk. Remember. you
can only get them At our stores. Thirty.
six tablets, ay cents and twelve tablets,
ten cents.
H. j. Brownson. 2ls chiekasha Avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26

OF all the attractions which have
visited US in the past decade. none is
more popular With the theater-going
public than that quaint and always
welcome, pretty domestic comedy,
"The Missouri Girl" Its author and
manager. Mr. Fred Raymond, feels
Justly proud Of It's unbounded success
as a work Of dramatic art. years Of pop
ular favor, and wonderful drawing
powers II is faithful picture
or American country life, with
healthful and invigorating atmosphere.
In the construction OF this truly sue
cessful play Mr. Raymond has given
to the American stage two character
delineations-"ZexeY and "Daisy''-
which stand alone as laugh producers,
and one wonders at the unadulterated
simplicity which characterizes those
two excruciatingly funny creations;
but the play has also Its serious side
OF life, which brings into action an ex-
ceptionally strong company OF artists.
"The Missouri Girl is remarkable for
the attention which is given to the de
tails in the elaborate settings and ac-
cessoriese giving the play most real.
istic effect. During the action Of the
play novel musical numbers, songs and
dances are introduced. The oftener
the public see The Missouri Girl" the
oftener they want to see It. II is un-
doubtedly the greatest selfadvertising
play on the American stage today.
That is the reason why It has been
seen by millions Of the theater-goers
during its years before the public It
pleases all classes; hence its unprece.
dented success. "The Missouri Girl
will be at the Wagner Opera House
Feb. 26.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26
ss''ss''ssss. .
RAILWAY TIME CARDS. :
ss''s.'sss .
Roek IsIand--Northbound.

No. "a, Ar. 2:45 p. m. Lv. sos p. m
No. 12. Ar. 2:55 a. m. Lv. sos a. m.
No. 36. Lv. 600 a. m.
No. IS. Ar. 2:15 a. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26

Funny what little thing will give
you comfort when you are far away
from home and friends" said girl
who had just returned from France.
II sat on a platform at Cannes. too
homesick and miserable TO wish to
live any longer. Suddenly saw .
big box. and its label caught my eye.
II held a farm wagon manufactured in
my own home city in a western state.
went right over. sat on the box
kicked my heels against It, patted II
and said lots OF foolish things to t..
and took my train feeling a hundred
lines better ~ splrits.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26
srRIkINe rRANsFoRMATIoN.
VIII Be Shown at Fat Stock Show
This Year.

NAtto GAff
seventy-six years ago next May
Chief Quanah Parker's grandfather, at
the head Of band of marauding Co
manche Indians, fell upon an outlying
settlement and fort in Limestone coun-
ty, murdered Benjamin Parker and
most of the other settlers, and carried
away as captives Parker's nine-year-
old daughter, Cynthia Ann. and five
other women and children. This year
Chief Quanah Parker, son of that Gym.
thia Ann Parker, and of Peta Nocona,
a war chief, comes to the National
Feeders and Breeders Show at Fort
Worth from March 13 to 20, with old
Chief Geronimo and forW of their
people. to take part In parades for
the entertainment of visitors to the
show.
From Limestone county, of the pres
ent day, viii come prosperous stock
men with their families to show. by
their exhibits. the progress which has
been made in the interval of time
which has elapsed since the fateful
day in the long ago. And here visit
ors will see one OF the few links left
directly connecting this day with those
others, when an epoch has come into
the history of the country In no
other way, and probably in no other
time. will the transformation of the
southwest from savagery to a rich and
peaceful commonwealth be so vividly
presented as by the show and these
Indian warriors In those days it was
the farmer and the stockmen who
pushed out into the wilds and claimed
as his own the land: 1t was these In
dians and their families who resisted
their coming with all the savagery of
their innate savage natures.
AS is, perhaps, best fitting, the Ma
tional Feeders and Breeders Show
brings together those formerly irrec
oncilable foes. and these two chiefs
and their warriors win supply the
pageant which shall more forcibly Inn
press on visitors the radical changes
which have come in this great south
west IN The rast seventy years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26

Pa says: "The milk Of human kind.
ness as dispensed by some people
tastes strongly Of the ean.D I've no
tIced that some rich men squeeze a
dollar so hard, when they take one
out to spend II, they must make the
eagle sick. II ever get rich father,
| think l'lI establish school on "How
to Live and Let Live" This store Is
run on the Live and Let Live" plan
all right. Everything lie marked In
plain figures and sold on very small
margin Of profit at the lowest prices
possible, quality always considered.
My boss believes that quality 10 Of
first importance in selecting things to
eat and drink. Al grooers claim to
sell the best, but when you GET any
thing at this store you know you've
got the best and that's some comfort
these CRAFTY times.
H. w. MccAHE, Grocer.
Phone 427. Sixth and chlekashs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26

w lille we called the midday
Ia cha-de. we asked the villagers con
cerning some new graves which we
noticed ia a field close by. They an
swered: Our head man and two 9TH
ers we're killed three months ago in a
feud with a village higher up the
hills. Is Il settled now Yes Did
you report the matter to Lao-woT No.
What would have been the use? We
Just settled the matter ourselves
'How?' oh, we killed eight of the 9TH
" party"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26
For Exchange And Sale

rs. 200 acres, miles north Of MID.
dloberg, 4-room house. barn, well,
windmill, hog pasture, orchard, alfalfa,
about $500 worth OF Improvement.
Price, $40 pei acre.
so acres, miles west OF Rush
Springs, As acres in cultivation, Broom
house. well and windmill. orchard; all
under good fence Price, $1,000.
For sale-16o acres 31k miles south
west Of town; house, barn, orchard,
well, living water, so acres in cultiva-
tion; ideal hog ranch. A snap at
$500.
100 acres joining townsite Of Chick
asha, all Washita bottom. all trackage,
does not overflow. Only $40 per acse.
1SO acres Washita bottom, every foot
alfalfa land, 40 acres in cultivation,
two good rental houses. all under good
fence, no overflow land, miles from
river 2 miles from railroad town.
Price S65 per acre.
40 acres 6 miles west of town. prac-
tieally all in cultivation. Broom house,
barn, hog pasture, alfalfa. Price, 81
200.
We have many other interesting
propositions; come In and have talk
with us.
JENKINS & MAJOR.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26

A high grade registered Shorthorn.
No. 292, 1853, owned by Frank Schofield.
Hillsboro. Tex.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26

No. lls. Ar. ana II. 1855 ,. m.
No. to7. Ar. ana ". 7:1s ,. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26
NOTICE ro THE PunLlc.

I will not be responsible for any debt
contracted by any one unless present
ed by an order from me.
2-17-1mo w. E. Cecil
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26
orueIIna.

Bnl-what was that grueling con.
test you spoke OFF
Jill-Two fellows had a bet as TO
which could hold the most breakfast
food
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26

JENKINS & MAJOR.
Phone 2so. Basement 1st Natl Bank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-26
UNIFIED ALLOTMENT ron SALE

Can take any number of acres from
10 to 100. Allott4e one-eighth blood.
Must file at once. Write to Apple &
Franklin. Ardmore, Okla. 22-12t
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
How the Puppy Helped at the
Lemonade Stand

Tomrnie Jones and sally Jones
Agreed to keep a store,
Where they might sell cool lemonade
To folks who passed their door.
They put a table in the yard.
And Tommie drew sign.
While Sally made the lemonade.
That really tasted fne.
80 prosperous commercial start
Upon so warm day.
Must needs bring in great boards OF gold
From passers by that way,
Too busy we're they with their Dreams
OF customers and pence,
The< quite forgot their puppy dog,
.Who lacked some common sense!
y iemonaded dog was he
Who fell into the pail.
NheTe SalIx's cherished lemonads
Was labeled Nov on Sale
And so. although all lemonade
Should fetch three cents a glass-
The puppy AIDED lemonade
They marked 1T down; Alasl