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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20

w. S. Hickok OF Middletown Springs
Is tanning and dressing the skin Of a
snow white deer The skin was sent
him from Massachusetts, where the
deer was killed by dogs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20

Statesmen wANTED--we riil teach you
Salesman, and assist you to secure position
Hundreds of good openings for our graduates,
Scores of them who formerly earned ffsm SIS
10 $40 a month, now earn frem 500 to SOLO. II
you want TO enter the best paid profession in
che werld, write nearest of1ica TO-DAY Tor fun
parti Nulars. Address Dept. b 81, National
Kansas City, minneapolis, san francisco 2S5t6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20

The r. b. Cate Real Estate
Agency. Barre. VT.
+. b. CATE H. A FLOOD
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20

wANTEu-Paving cutters, quarrymen ana
labarers. Good workers, steady employment.
Address Box I73, Sioux Faiia. s. ID. 2s5b5
wANTED-First class carver on monumental.
work. Apply 20 4. A. Bugbee g. 90. as4tf
MANIFESTATIONS, $50 week and expenses
to men with rig to introuuco poultry and stock
remedies, Experience unnecessary Reliable
Company and exclusive territory given. The
Grant Co, Dept 50, Springfield, Illinois. 279tt2s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20
FOR sALE.

FOR SALE-Must sell my upright piano.
Cost me $3.50 three mont this ago. Cash prlee
$50. Address ~" this ONCE 2s7tS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20

FOR sALE--Dry iumler, hemiock and spruf
plaineu and clipped. Cal, address az \ ..
Telephone Height brns., West lopanAm, N,i-
mont 1sOtlef
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20

FOR SALE--A chamber suit, also spring and
Inattre.s IN good condition Apply TO No. 81
spaulding street 27etf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20
WORK WANTED.

WANTED--Y Dung woman wants q place to
Office. 2S7G3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20

MAPLE SUGAR FOR sALE--Few pail. OF
nice sugar. Also few cans Of syrup. Phone
95p-s or address w. W. sutton, Il. D. u. |,
barre HaIf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20

FOR SAI.E--An automohlle with top IN lirst
class running order Has iuli equipinent and
will sell chsap for cash. II has got 70 DO Ga
a. once Address ~" Times otiiee. 2ss.i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20

FOR sALE--Nice while, mealy potatoes, de-
iverad any where in the city 10 ono bush J or
ne-half bushel lots at 80 tents per bushe. To-
inirc AZ % Aver street or teL 80 "a -6JtiF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20

FOR eALE--rwo six year old horses, weigh
goo and 27O0, best OF wofkers; one Morgan
driver, i've years old. weighs 1000 VIII sell
any or an ~ these o. will exchange for oxen o.
COWS. X II Slayton East Montpelier, W, n
D. D. l. Telephone 1888 .b3u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20
TO RENT.

TO RENT-An upstairs tenement Of i've
rooms at Il Short S. Apply down stairs 2s9tf
TO KENT-IArge, well-lighted offices, single
NJ e,a anita In fhe Haia Riocl Main streat In
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-17

The Florida Legislature has passed
q law prohibiting the manufacture or
sale OF intOxicants within the confines.
o. that State. Evidently public senti-
ment has undergone a mighty change
IN that sun kissed land Of flowers ana
Eephyrs since the days when the ed
ltOF Of The Star was struggling With
the patrons Of his newspaper In what
at that time seemed q vain effort to-
convince them Of the errors Of booze
drinking. Even IN those days there
was q strong Temperance sentiment
but Il was not found I'm the class
which represented the people In the
halls OF the State Legislature. We
congratulate our old State on her
moral progress but fear there win be-
a great boom IN the "mOOnshiningy I'm
dustry Elmer ]. White In The White
morse (YukOnD Star. Our old friend
and former partner Il mistaken as to-
the law being I'm force. The Legis-
lature simply submitted the question
70 the people. who viii vote upon IL
IN November. 1919. and II the amend
meRt TO the constitution receives a.
majority vote az that time the law
viii take effect on July 1. 1911. There
Is much truth IN what you say. Bro.
White, as 60 change OF sentiment
since you left Florida In 1sss. but
pray tell as In what way. when and
where. were you booze fighter" dur
ing your residence In the land Of
flowers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-17

That the present tax laws Of FLORIDA
need a decided change. says The Pen
sacola News. no better proof can ~
offered than the following case which
has come under the observation Of
The DcFuniak Breeze:
Under our present tax law the
Jackson Lumber Co. Who allowed
their lands % be sold for taxes last
year. and which were certified to
the state because no one would bid
on them, win save about s12.000 By
letting the State hold the certihcats
Tor two years and then redeem them.
and OF course the State and county
win lose that amount. Because
these lands were certified 90 the
state they win not appear on the tax
books this year or next II not re-
deemed, and 80 escape taxation alto
gether. Il IL true that the Jackson
Lumber Co. viii have 10 pay g per
cent interest this year and s per cent
next year on the face Of the certif-
Gates, and 80 cents 20 redeem each
parcel. but this viii not amount to
more than one-fOurth OF the taxes for
the two years. Il r. about time we
were getting a new tax law"
We would refer The DeFuniak
Breeze and The Pensacola News to
Section $40. General Statutes Of Flor
ida.
In the redemption OF lands sold for
taxes Il is necessary to pay all omitted
years al the last assessed valuation.
with interest at the rate Of 25 per
cent for the first two years and s
per cent thereafter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-17

WY O. intelligent white men en-.
SAGE Is fhe ilHrli sale Of hquor IN a
"dry~ comfy Thres white men and
several negroes we're up before the
session % the criminal court this
week. charged with selling liquor IN
dry county. These people can't
possibly make anything ouf % the
business IN ths long run; q d absO-
Iufoly lmpoaalble for them 30 sen
enough bose illegally 20 pay the
wholesaisT. ne expense and the me
viiabis nne. n TIE writer had the
making oi ne laws. he would impose
q nne for the nrst conviction for sell
AS liquor. and for the second onense
commlt tho party convicted % the IA.
sane asylum. -DeIand News.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-17

ne cfdiuanee analnst selling goods
e. lhe eabbath now being enforced
IS osinearllle 4 nclhing more nor lssa
taan class leslnlafion Fou can bay
e1r' drinks. clears. etc. e q hotel e.
rfiaunnt but zoe cannot bay these
Same articles ng a cool drink eslab-
l'shmenf Or drug store. We 60 not
believe nat lhis ordinance would BE-
upheld ~ Judae Wnls, and our "a.
viee % these AGAINST whom Il 20 gross
~ Disseminated h % make q test
ease ~ III
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-17

TIE Legislature o. 1898 IL almost
nnivefSsilY condemned ~ the state
press 81 4 -donothlng" body. Well.
thaf could - expected o. q body the
majority cf whom were absolutely
under ihe influence 81 and domiunted
~ nTouard narrs. L'Engle. and such
nkg u was rule o. ruin wifh them.
and bad q noe been for a weu organ-
issd Conservative minority IN the Sen
aie which ogigeneraled this "anarch-
iaiic" majority ln many instances.
Governor clichrisf would have had TO
oEercino TIE veto power on many
more drastic and freak measures than
~ did.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-17

Governor Gilchrist has approved ara
act OF the recent Legislature which
makes Il unlawful for any person.
persons. firm or corporation 20 pay
the poll tax OF another, and provid-
ing a penalty for any tax collector 20
receive payment for such poll tax
from any person other than the one
10 who the same Is assessed. He
has also approved the new primary
election Law. which requires eandl-
dates 20 make sworn statement OF ala
expenditures IN connection with their
candidacy for nomination for Office.
and prohibiting candidates from con-
.trlbuting 20 any charitable institution
or church. etc. Il Is one OF the most
drastic measures In many other re-
spects that could be- enacted. and n
Il does not result IN the abolition Of
the primary system OF nominating
officers. then nothing else O. calculat-
ed to do 80. The new law win have
10 be seen 10 be appreciated" by
the voters.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-17

a fee editors 10 ne state have very
gTesily nilsconsirued q reporters ac
count % the scene attending the sen.
tencing Of Bexley and Osteon a
Gainesville q few weeks ago. and are
lndnlging m some uncaiied-for criti
cism. Prom me reporters statement
fhal Judge wills. IN passing sentence,
vas "Flslbly affected" our editorial
brethren have worked themselves up
10 the pitch Of accusing the judge Of
making q show Of maudlin sentiment
Nothing could BE- farther from the
AZ in the ease. Judge Wills d a
man III hno nber. he had known the
family % one Of these young men
ifom his oWn youth up. The memory
% al these years OF acquaintance.
ahlp and association naturally came
into M mind. Ho regretted that the
necessity had arisen Cor him 20
senicncc me young man 20 penal
service Coz a heinous crime. and said
60 That ID an there was 10 the inci.
1ent-siarke TeiegTaph.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-17

sndrs i !. Reeves q West FLORIDA
in "a pre1aolllly win be . candidats
nerf year 20 succeed Senator Talafsr.
81. 1negs w A Biount Is also proml
reully meniionsd a. q candidate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-17

Hon. Monroe Brown. formerly OF
Ocala, and a candidate for Governor
In 1900 has opened a campaign IN be-
half OF removing the State Capital
from Tallahassee % jacksonville.
The capital may not BE- removed from
Tallahassee during the next ten
years. but ere another quarter OF a
century rolls round Il viii certainly
be located In a more central place.
convenient % the people Of The state.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-17

w. = BEyan wll be . candidate sor
the YEA aNfs n 1911. says the
etEoF - xhe Commoner. ne Demo-
clna D4flg 60 nov draw the easiest
brsnsn y - yesrn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-17

Capt r. n. Hudson OF Orlando died
suddenly az Telluride, Colo. on June
2, where he was superintendent OF
large mine. He was an years OF
age. and a graduate Of the old East
Florida Seminary. He vas familiarly
known 20 his class mates as Jack.
and vas popular with an Who enjoyed
bis acquaintance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-17
The Changes.

The only change Of important
the old law and the present a
10 be found In section 2. The
section OF the act OF 1907 reads a
lows:
Section 2. ANY person who &
ed and served In the military or
al service Of the Confederate s
or OF this State. including
guards aud reserves. during the
between the States OF the L
States. and did not desert the CO
crate or State service. and who
"a bona hde citizen OF this State G,
uOusly o. Cen years prior 90 dat,
Ming OF the application for pen
and Wh7 Is over sixty years OF
az the cate Of application. shall
receive one hundred dollars pei
nun Ih quarterly payments: etc.
T. an other respects this o.
is the same AZ the new Law.
Applicants FOR pensions can
make proof OF service b. furni.
a transcript from the muster
from the Adiutant Generals oni,
WashlnFtOn. This Will enable
deserving veterans 10 make proof
could not Otherwise do 40. there 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07

Piano selections by Mrs. Fain Of
Lawton and Mrs. 4 Cates-Leeds Of
this city were much enjoyed and the
greetings delivered by Mrs D. A. Nc
DougaI Of sapulpa and Mra. c. R.
Hume OF Anadarko were interesting
and well received agdresses.
Little Miss Orline Leeds made hit
with a song.
The program was concluded by Miss
Katherine Watson Of Che Fort Worth
Polytechnic College, who gave read
ings from Tanning the shrew.a Miss
Watson is a very taIented and accom-
plished young lady and her readings
showed a clear comprehension Of
Shakespeare's art ana the ability to
interpret the author in an effective
manner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
WON PRIZE
ON STORY

Mrs. Florence b. Crofford. formerly
Of this city, now living in Tucumcari.
~ A.. y The fortunate winner in the
New York Herald's weekly short story
competition and her story will be pub
lished in the.sunday issue OF the Her
aid OF May Q. in conjunction with an
other prize story. The one receiving
the highest number Of votes by read
ers will be eligible to the grand prize,
which IS $4,000
Mrs. Croifords story deals with life
IN the Indian Territory. quite close 10
Chickasha, IN the early days Il is
submitted In the teacherss competi-
ton and her friends in Grady county
who are almost legion, will be glad
10 know Of her success and TO vote for
her story in the grand competition.
This is by no means Mrs. Croffords
first effort in story writing. For a
number Of years she has been a maga
zine contributor and has written many
stories that have won favor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
new STAR
WILL OPEN

The New Star playhouse. under the
management OF Hatten a Hovey, will
open with matinee performance Mon
day afternoon. May 10. An extra
strong program. which viii be an
nounced later. is billed for the open
Ing day. and win consist OF three
vaudeville acts. moving pictures and
illustrated songs
The New Star has large aud well
ventilated auditorium made perfectly
safe by six fire exits. The seating
capacity is near seven hundred. and
several rows OF opera chairs in front
Indicate the reserved seats Boxes win
be installed later.
The stage Is large and convenient
and there are six commodlous dressing
rooms. The scenery Is entirely differ.
ent from anything in the city and the
two main drop curtains show Chlcka.
sha scenes. one the water power dam
Site the other a street scene. Work.
men are now busy wiring and decorat
ing so that all may be in readiness for
the opening performance. Monday aft
ernoon and evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
FRISCO TO
EXTEND

Lawton. okla. May An extension
OF the Frisco railway system south.
west from Quanah, Texas. The pres.
ent terminus. making direct connection
With the Pacific now seems assured.
according to local railway promoters.
The first rolling stock was today in.
stalled on ~ part OF the line com
pleted out OF Quanah on contracts ex.
tending 20 Roswell. n. NJ.
While the line Is being built under
the name OF The Quanah. Acme & Pa.
clfio. inside information announces
that as soon as completed the Frisco
viii take It over and make further
extension through Phoenix. Ariz., into
the Imperial valley Of California.
where connection viii be made with
the spreckles line being constructed
from San Diego eastward
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
KIDNAPER
CONVICTED

Mercer, Pa. May 7.-"Guiliy, as In
dicated." was the verdict OF the jury
before which the case Of James H.
Boyle. charged with the kidnapping Of
billie Whitla. was tried yesterday.
The verdict was a matter Of but a few
minutes after the announcement was
made by counsel for Boyle. lmmedl-
ately on the convening Of court after
the noon recess, that ne would offer
no defense.
SO tightly were TIE coils Of testi-
mony wound around the defendant by
the prosecution that the lawyers rep
resenting Boyle decided it was use
less to offer any evidence in his be.
half.
billie" Whitla. the kidnapped boy.
was one Of the chief witnesses against
the defendant. When he appeared on
the witness stand. he pointed his club.
BY finger at the defendant as the lat.
ter sat in the prisoners box, and said
with a positiveness that could not be
doubted: THAT is the man." He had
been asked if he could point ont The
man who took him away from his
home at Sharon last March, and his
answer was given without the slight
est hesitation.
billie" Whitla was the first witness
against Boyle In a boyish way he
told the story of man who said his
name was Jones Calm, who came for
him with buggy while he was attend
ing school, and OF how he was told
the man had come to take him away
on, account Of smallpox. He described
the drive to Warren and how he Wis
tied the park at Ashtabula, Ohio. and
stood beside a cannon. Then he said
he was taken to Cleveland, Ohio, the
point where he was recovered by his
father. He said that here he was told
that he was being confined in hos
pital
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
FEDERATION MEETING
PROVES INTERESTING
Club Women are Welcomed to the The Best
Damned Town in Oklahoma Officers are
EleCted-PrOgram in Detail

"chickasha Is the best damned town
II Oklahoma"
Now what do you think Of that as
the uiterance OF a cultured club won.
an In large public gathering?
These were the words with which
Mrs. e. +. Norville OF wynnewood con
'cluded her response to the welcome
addresses at the session Of the Fifth
District Federation Of women's Clubs
last night
Mrs. Nortille had expressed IN a
most gracious manner the apprecia-
tlon Of the club ladies' for the hospital
ity shown TO Them and had given ex-
preston TO many compliments for the
Qneen OF the washita. including a ref.
.erence 10 the famous dam on the river,
when she suddenly closed with the
statement above quoted The senu.
ment made a big hit and prolonged ap.
plause followed the speech
The first part Of the evening was
devoted TO a reception in honor Of the
visitors Large numbers Of town peo-
pie met the club women and the oc-
casion was a very enjoyable one.
Punch was served by Mrs. German.
AZ 2 o'clock the program was be.
gun with an Invocation by Rev " l..
Butler In instrumental duet by Mrs.
J F. Sharp and Mrs J. d. Chastain
OF this city followed, proving very
pleasing and calling forth an encore
Mayor Edwards. by proxy. welcomed
the ladies' in behalr or the city and
Mrs. Tom Peery delivered neat and
appropriate welcome address IN behalf
OF the club women OF The city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
CLUB WOMEN DISCUSS
EDUCATIONAL TOPICS
Able Papers are Read---IrS. Frye and Mrs.
IhreadgiII Speak---FuII List Of Dele
gates in Attendance

The principal addresses at this
mornings session of the Firth distrIct
federation were made By Mrs. @. A.
Brown Of Mangum VINO spoke on the
benefits derived from district feder-
alton, by Mrs. r. l.. waggoner OF Ho-
bart and BY Mrs Ed + Johns.
Tie educational session which was
on the program this afternoon. was
also held this morning and an inter
esiing talk was made by Mrs. d. G..
Frye OF Norman, stare chairman OF the
educational committee. Other ladiex
were asked to speak on the subject,
and an enthusiastic ADDRESS was made.
by Mrs. John Threadgill Of Oklahoma
city. The educational committee Is
one the strongest and most important
m the federation and the prevailing
aim and desire among the ladies' OF
the Fifth district Is 10 assist the dis
irict along an educational lines where
help is needed
Other talks on the program we're
postponed until the afternoon session.
After adjournment. the delegates we're
presented with pretty Chickasha SOU
venir plates The visiting ladies' we're
also given bouquets of beautiful cut
flowers this morning. the gift Of the
Ells.
The delegates who had registered up
until noon today were as follows:
Mesdames: John Threadgill. Okla
homa City; C. r. Hume Anadarko; r.
J. Ray, W. p Records, Hammcn.
Perry. Yeoman and J. A. Fain. Law
ton: G. A. Brown. Mangum, J. NJ.
Aydelotte. J. H. Scott I. L. Gilmer
and D. R. Rankin. Shawnee; Wilson.
McArthus. Costello and A. J. Allen.
J Lindsay; r. L. waggoner. Hobart;
Dorchester, Pauls Valley; J F. sharp.
Dorset Carter, Hugh Boone. William
Choate. Franklin and II. G. Blanch-
ard. Purcell, w S. white and r. A.
Edwards. Duncan; Brlscoe and Fred
Morey. NARROW; A. N. childress. Rush
Springs: d. A. McDougal and daugh-
ter. sapulpa; d. c. Frye. Edwards and
Meier. Norman: and Rena Cover. Tenn
i pie. and Misses Ina Johnson. Norman;
Gladys Hunt. Temple; Irene Sparger,
Purcell; Willie Pridger. Rush Springs;
Pennell. Mt. View Alice Lunsford,
Mangum; Louise Roberts, Hobart;
Phillips. Pauls Valley. and Myda Trus-
colt aud Maud Norton of Olustee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
VALUABLE
BULLETIN

Guthrie. Okla, May IA valuable
bulletin has been prepared by DR.. J.
C.. Mahr. commissioner of health Of
Oklahoma. and is now being distrib-
uted. The bulletin contains the full
text OF the Williams pure food
law passed by the Second legislature,
and extracts from other health laws.
It takes up the subject Of organizing
local boards Of health and tells how to
do It. II also outlines the growth u
the department Of health and tells OF
It's aims and the scope Of its capabili-
ty One Of the announcements con-
tanned in this little book is that com
mencing with June l. every hotel in
the state will be thoroughly inspected
The vital statistics Of the state. as
reported to the commissioner OF health
for January and February, are printed
in full. These statistics first give by
counties the number Of cases Of diph-
iberia, scarlet fever. smallpox, typhoid
fever, tuberculosis and pneumonia. It
also records the number Of births in
each county in the state, dividing them
into male and femal Of both the
white and black races; also the deaths
are tabulated like the births. The
total number Of births for January
was 2.602; February, 2.342. Total
number of deaths for January. TIA;
February. 762.
Il is the intention OF the Department
Of Health to issue these bulletins peri
odically They should be preserved
and become part OF the reference
library of all who are interested in
the development of the state and may
be had by addressing DR.. J. c. Mahr,
commissioner OF health Shawnee,
Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
Officers Elected.

At the session yesterday afternoon,
officers we're elected as follows
President. Mrs. r. J. Ray. Lawton.
Vice president, Mrs. J. f Sharp,
Purcell.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Yec-
man. Lawton.
Recording secretary, Mrs. R. L. Phil
lips. Pauls Valley.
Auditor, Mrs. Matthewson, Mangum.
Treasurer, Mrs. Sctot. Shawnee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
MADE HIM
A BOOSTER
.++*+++****+*++*.


= From a Missouri man the Ja- =
y cobs Cigar vender Company has '
= received a letter which reads in =
= part as follows: =
= I'VE are In receipt OF an Illus. =
= trated edition OF the Daily Ex- =
= press Of your city which we pre-. =
. sumo you had mailed 10 US. You >
= no doubt have a great little city ,
= and one whose future cannot help =
= but be greater, because your bus =
= mess men possess the right kind >
= Of spirit and have the courage to =
= back up their confidence In the ,
= city's superior natural resources ,
= with capital to promote enter =
= prlses. =
= Reading the Express fills me =
= 'chockful" with desire to 20 TO :
, Chickasha We read with inter =
: est the history Of your business. :
: May It prosper and grow to ten :
> times its present size" :
.F%%+4%%4%444+@4@44
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
NEW ENTRAacE INTO
THE CITY is OPENED

West Minnesota avenue was opened
today into the Phillips addition, and a
good crossing was built over the Fris-
co. This makes a direct route into the
city, which the citizens of that add.
ton have been trying TO get for sew
eral months.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
cITY LOANS

On the monthly payment plan. Why
not own your own home and stop pay
ing rent? We have the agency Of the
Midland Savings & Loan Company of
Denver and can furnish money prompt
ly. Jones & Manley, phone 14S 113k
North Third street 7-3t