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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-11

NOTICE e hereby given 10 whom Il may con
Az osru, that ~ guardian u Charles W. Man
ming. g minor, will make application % the cOun-
~ Judge Of Leon county. FLORIDA, e he Ofheo IN
the court house In the city Of Tallahassse. on
Monday, June 2. A. y. 1903, at 10 O'clock a m. or
a. soon thereafter ~ can be heard, for authority
20 cell ell that certain tract Of land. described a.
follows.
w y Of Sc Y, except ten acres of the " side Of
section 20, township n. range 30 acres.
hoh else Of section 20, township n,
range go acres.
hofswk Of section n. township n.
range e-tO acrea
WHOfnWh Of section %. township Q n range
SO acres.
w hofnoA a, except 10 acres OF the side,
running lts full length. Of section 70, township
n, range 2 e-70 acres.
EMofne and V Of section 20. township 3
n, range s-t00 acres.
EM ofss y Of section 90. township 3 n. range
2o-0 acres
sh0fn . Y and u Of neh Of section %
township n, ranRe2 s-i20 acres.
Nwh Of section 80, township n. range Q
leo acres.
An situated In the State Of Florida. county Of
Leon. Mas. MATTE r. MANNING.
i2-lW Guardian Of Charles W. Manning.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-11
SEA AND LAND.
The Way They Meet and Clash and
finally Harmonizs.

The Way They Meet and Clash and
finally HarmoniEs.
In Tho Wonderful Adventures -
Nils" translated from the Swedish Of
Selma Lagerlof by veima swanston
Howard. Is the following pretty de-
scriptlon Of how sea and land meet:
You see that sea and land can meet
IN many different ways In many
places the land comes down toward
the sea with Dat. tufted meadows. and
the sea meets the land with flying
sand. which piles up I'm mounds and
drifts II appears as though they both
dlsllked each other so much that they
only wished 20 show the poorest they
possessed But II can also happen
that when the land comes toward the
sen II raises a wall OF hills IN front OF
IT, as though the SEA we're something
dangerous When the land does this.
the sen comes up TO II with hcry wrath
and beats and roars and lashes against
the rocks and looks as II It would tear
the land hill to pieces.
But IN Bekinge II is altogether differ.
ent when sea and land meet There
the land breaks Itself up Into points
and islands and islets. aud the sea d.
yldes Itself into fords and bays and
sounds, aud II Is perhaps this which
makes II look as II they must meet In
happiness aud harmony.
Think now arst aud foremost OF the
seat Far out II lies desolate and emp
~ and big aud has nothing else to do
but 10 roll its gray pillows When Il
comes toward the land II happens
across the first obstacle. This Il imme-
dlately overpowers, tears away every
thing green and makes II as gray as
itself Then II meets stu another
obstacle. With this II does the same
thing. And still anOther-yes. the
same thing happens to this also. IL is
stripped and plundered ~ II Il had
fallen into robbers hands. Then the
obstacles come nearer and nearer to-
gether. and then the sea must under
stand that the land sends toward Il
her llttlest children in order 60 move Il
20 pity Il also BECOMES more friendly
the farther IN Il comes. rolls lts waves
less high. moderates its storms. lets
the green things stay In cracks and
crcvlcea. separates itself into small
sounds and inlets and becomes al last
70 harmless IN the land that little
boats dare venture out upon L. II Ger.
tainly cannot recognise Itself. 20 mild
and friendly has Il grown.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-11

~ lHele were aag money "a - n1fe
81 astronomy everybody would ba
studying L. About al We can zee AZ
aeures. and these are 81 Bis that they
stageor tie understanding. Every child
Ga TIE United States knows how 10 1nd
the north star (OId PolarisJ from the
pointers o. the dippeF. but no child
can appreciate the statement that this
star Il distant from the earth 10000
100000 900 niles-tWO bundred and ten
frnIlons! The Twentieth Century Lin
tied, travelling az one mile q minute,
would have 10 run without stopping
for 470.OO0OOc ears 10 order 70 trav-
ere this dle'snce. IL light really
travels 1890 miles q second. q ray
from the north star would be thirty.
SIX years "a reaching the eartb.-New
York Press.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-11

Ne was an imDecuniOus nObleman
with afr castles In sunny France. Aft
er much dellberation be sent the fol-
lowing note 10 the pretty heireas:
Dear Mias.-I love you, but DO not know
how % express myself. How would you
advisaf COUNT DE- BUST.
And the beiress penned the follow
ing:
Dear COunt--ExDreas yourself any way
you wish except Q. o. D., 80 you are not
worth the charges.
Chicago News.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-11

ut used 20 be my ambition" said the
business man, 'to accumulate a for
tune and then retire"
"Weli, answered the friend. haven't
y0u realized ~"
EMO. I've got the money, but ] don't
dare retire. i've got 10 stay awake
night and day 70 keep somebody from
taxing Il away from me-"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-11

"Papa. what II q safety matchf
Mr.. Tenpeckcd Cooking carefully 80
see n his wife IL within hearingl-A
safety match. son. h when a bald
headed man marries an arinless Wo-
manl--8hort Stories
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-11

Fsnton--At hrst 10 was simply crazy
about her, but now be negiects her
shamefully. Eloanes--I see. AZ inst
be went out Of bis mind. and then she
went out q - nat=A"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-11

"Oh, I asa 90 want 70 have a taIk
with youi TN simply mad 20 50 on
the ptagaF exclaimed q gushing y0ung
lady q q popular actor.
~Yes, I should think you would be-
NJ dear yOung ladyT remarked the
groat hlntFiOn.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-11

occasi0ns OF adversely best discover
how great virtue o. strength each one
hath, Tor occasions DO not make q nan
fran, bot show what be b.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-06-11
FALLING BALLOON
la and Tragic Experience Of
Three AerOnauts.
oae SAVED As BY A MIRACLE

20 Terrific colS end tbs Peculiar
eeosetiena That Encompasses The
DeriHg Vsysgsrs at en- Altitude Of
over Five MlIss-Ths oOses1E
one % the most terrific experiences
d he history Of balloOnIng was that
% three aeroHauty who lB 1875 made
- ascension IN q large and well made
balloon. the Zenith In this voyage
~ object was 10 reach the greatest
possible altitude The balloon rose 20
height o. $1,000 feet-that r., about
ere and q half miles from the earth
At tbis point something buDpensd--
what no one will ever know. since the
only surviving ballOOnlst Tlssandier,
was at the time iEsenslble. But the
balloon began q Fnpld fall and nnalIy
struck the ground with such q fright
90 shock that siVeI and CrOce-spin-
nelu worg killed instantly. while It's
etudiers life was spared by q mirucle
Tho account Of this voyage IL per-
haps best told IN Tisaandler's own
wosds.
Eat 5000 feet We were Standing up
In tho car. sivel. who had given up
f0f moment. was relnvlgOrRted.
firOce- splnneill was moti0nless I'm front
OF ne. ! felt stupe1ed and frozen !
wished 20 pot on my fur gloves. But
without being conscious OF II the &C.
l'0n Of taking them from my pocket
hccessitated an effort that ! could no
lonnor make ! copy verbatim the FOL.
loving lines which were written by
10. although ! have no very distinct
temembranco o. doing 90. They are
Inccd "a hardly leglble manner By a
Band trembling with cold;
Ny hands are frozen { am all
tight We are all right Fog IN the
EtfiEon, with little rounded cirrus. We
$40 ascending. CrOce pants. He IN.
bales osyEon. siyel closes his eyes.
Greece also closes hls eyes Blvel
l1e cot ballast slyel seized bis
and cut successfully three cords,
r6 lhe three bags emptiod them
gea. and We assembled rapidly.
when siyel cut away the bags OF
Iaet at the height Of about $4,000
M seemod 30 remember that &c was
I|nN 81 the bottom Of the cur and
fIE in che same position 40 CrOce'
|n1til For my part, J WIS IN the
D.lc ihe car. thanks 20 which sup
Ne able 10 hold up. but soon
weak even 20 turn my head to
my companions This was
I1O D. N. AZ 2Os q m. I
fof d moment and found the
o apldly descending I was able
away n bag % ballast 20 check
aud wrote IN my notebook
tNIng words,
IIe descending. Temperature.
throw out ballast 30.
"a lnchea. We are descend
aud Crocc still ln q faint
at lhs boiiom( Of tho car
fery .rapidly,
httN written these lines
Ul trembling seized me,
hex weakened again. There
nl wind from below up-
og very rapid descent
minutes felt myself
lhe arm and roccgnlSed
bed revived. Throw out
SAID 30 me. We are de-
nt ] could hardly open
GA not ses whether %.
sa called % mind that
ened iho aspiFat0F, which
overheard. and be threw
oNa etc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28

FOR MILL
ARRIVING
Knitting Mill Machinery
Makes Over Fifteen
Car Loads

Car loads OF machinery from Colum-
bus. Miss are arriving each week for
the chickasha Knitting Mil. buildings
for which are under construction on
the boulevard. southeast q the city
About eight carloads are now ip the
city and there are as many more to
come The quantity OF machinery to
be installed is enormous J. II Grif-
f'e who with two experts spent several
weeks in Columbus, when the ma
chimes were being taken from the mill
n that city and loaded preparatory TO
shipping them 70 chickasha. states
that il took from 20 to 30 men two
months TO do the work The mill
when in operation will employ from
l2l to 100 persons
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28
PENSION
RAILROAD
employees

Official announcement is made from
Chicago today Of the Inauguration on
January lst Of a pension system which
win lEclua4 IN psss4ss ana erarloycss
OF the Rock Island railroad.
In connection with the system, the
Rock Island has established an age
limit which win govern original EN-
ployment on the Rock Island. Also,
uLder the new regulations, no inexperi-
creed person over 35 years of age and
nc experienced person over As years
Of age will be taken into the service
Of the company.
The pension allowance will be | per
cent of the average regular monthly
pay for the ten years next preceding
retirement for each year of service
for forty years and his average salary
for the last ten years Of the period
was SIS per month, will make his pen
sion allowance 40 per cent of SIS, or
$50 per month
All officers and employees who have
reached the age Of IS must retire, and
the employees in the operating service
maye be retired at e5 years OF age.
The Rock Island is one of the first
railroads to inaugurste the pension
system, which will entail an additional
enormous expense, but which will be
sreatly appreciated by the railroads
veteran employees.
The announcement that the system
would be inaugurated was made from
the executive office in Chicago, from
where the order for its adoption will
be announced in Chickasha and other
points along the line.
Information as to how many in the
local shops the order would affect
could not be obtained today at the
1 shop Offices
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28
STRIKE IS
UNSETTLED
in NORTH
Indications Point to Wider
Breach Than Ever
Before

st Paul, MINI. Dee 2S--Develop-
menta today in the controversy be-
tween the railroads Of the Northwest
and the striking switchmen resulted in
wider breach than has heretofore OK
listed.
Not only have the switchmen de-
clared all negotiations with the rail-
roads terminated. but the labor lead
ers say there is strong possibility Of
general strike by All the allied Or
dtrs belonging to the railway branch
cf the American Federation OF Labor
II p Perham. VINO has been acting as
chairman OF the railway council in ses-
sion here left tonight for Washington
10 seek advice
There may be general strike"
said Mr.. Perham
President Hawley, Of the switch
mems union, asserted:
Several other members or Me rail-
way council besides Mr. Perham left
foi their headquarters toAight 10 make
preparations for strike Of their re-
spectiye orders
Mr. Perham, IN speaking Of iodays
developments said
Friday We we're on the verge Of a
settlement with the railroads and we
thought the matter would be fixed
up today, but fhis morning the rail
roads presented a mysterious change
Of front ana assumed such arrogance
that we decided AZ once to have moth
ms more 10 do with them.
As the intervention of the state
Authorities has failed, | shall sealS tho
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28
PREDICT
LABOR WAR
IMMINENT

Washington. d. C.. Dec 2s.-Some
members OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission aud many railroad Off
cials believe they can see rapidly ap-
.i,1s...;sias one ii tie ghafpest contests
between labor and capital in recent
history. This does not necessarily
mean that railroad men generally are
expecting big strikes in the labor
world Such strikes, however, are
among the possibilities when labor
and capital clash. It is firmly be-
lieved by the railroad men that this
struggle will be begun by the railroad
labor organizations and win rapidly
spread to other lines of work and may
eventually result in a complete re-
adjustment OF industrial conditions.
The situation with respect to rail
road labor is unique in the history Of
this or any other country. Never be-
fore has labor enjoyed such high
wages During the recent periods of
great prosperity wages in the railroad
field have mounted very high. AS a
result, labor men have become ac-
customed to living on an entirely diff
ferent plane than formerly Notwith-
standing the fact, however, that ex-
ceedingly high wages, comparatively
speaking, have enabled the Iaboring
classes IN the railroad field to better
their conditions. they now find them
selves unable TO live on their present
rates Of pay. One Of two things must
result-namely, either the railroad la
borer must return to his old style Of
living, or he must have increased
wages Railroad managements every
whore recognize this economical fact
and likewise the fact that the cost Of
living has materially increased all over
the country
President Ripley Of the Santa Fe
adheres to his position that on the
basis Of the increased cost OF living
the railroad men and clerical forces
are entitled to the first consideration
The wages 81 skilled worlSmen have
been steadily advanced from time {
time. because the demands Of the or
eanized employees through their re
spectiye unions had to be conceded
Not SO, however, with the men lack
Ing the protection Of the brotherhoods
Their salaries have remained on th'
same basis for many years notwith
standing the higher cost Of living.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28
TO APPOINT
HUCCINS
SUCCESSOR

lii accordance with the authority
vested in him under the Oklahoma
laws, Mayor Edwards will appoint
street commissioner to fill out the un-
expired term Of James Higgins, who
died Monday morning.
There has been much guessing as to
whom the mayor would appoint, and II
Is stated BY Mayor Edwards that per-
haps 40 people have made application
for the place The mayor also states
that he wants the best that he can
get for the place
While the city council is in session
this afternoon. this is for the purpose
OF hearing the Coffman-Taylor mat
ter and it is not thought that attention
will be given to any other matter at
this meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28

The question of a union de- for
chickasha seems Just at resent to
be quite indefinite. The situation is
about as follows.
TIE Rock Island ha expressed a
willingness to build a union depot, the
officials Of the Frisco will shortly visit
Chickasha to look over the situation
with regard to Wing into d union sta
ton, and from all Information at hand
Is more than probable that the Frisco
viii readily consent TO come in.
The Oklahoma Central strenuouqly
object. and openly announce that they
propose to enter the city as outlined In
their condemnation plat and proceed
lngs. and establish depot at Tenth
and chiclasha.
Public sentiment in Chiclasha has
strongly demonstrated the fact BY PEI
tiiion tnat the people want 1
union depot. In open defiance OF this
sentiment one party absolutely refuses
to concur, end proposes to gut the
town with its tracks. destroy school
property, not paid for, worth $4,000
erter the residence portion Of the city
and establish a depot at Tenth and
Chickasha.
1t is rather difficult for the people
o. chickasha to thoroughly compre-
hend Just what they are up against in
dealing with this Chickasha-T criminal
Olzlahoma-Central combination. except
that they are after valuable rights and
franchises belonging to the people fol
the purpose Of disposing of them tc
some foreign corporationpo possibly the
Santa Fe, and If all reports be true
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28
TEACHERS SPECIAL.

Tomorrow morning at O'Clock the
teachers special wilfleave the Rock
Island station for Oklahoma City
where the teachers so to attend the
state convention.
1t is understood that none but teach
ers will be admitted on the special.
City superintendent Ramey and
County Superintendent Wilson went to
Oklahoma City this morning to com
plete arrangements for entertaining
the Chickasha delegation, also to get
acquainted with the advance arrivals
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28
OKLAHOMA CENTRAL
OPPOSES UNION DEPOT
Ignores Wishes Of Citizens for Union Station.
Corporation Commission Alone Can
Force Them to Agree.

the intercessicn OF the Corporation
Commission can alone save the city
from this great disaster.
The citizens Of Chlclzasha need not
imagine for moment that the Chick
asha Terminal Company is organized
for the purpose of promoting the in
terests OF the Oklahoma Central rail-
way. Far from it. There is a greater
power behind the throne. In common
railroad parlance. the Oklahoma Cen
trail is simply a jerlxwater concern, that
was she product OF misconceived finan-
cial folly It was nurtured at times
by vivid flights Of frenzicd finance.
until 1t finally collapsed into the
hands OF a receiver, leaving the stock
holders holding the sack.
A petition to the Corporation Com
mission Of the state Of Oklahoma that
depot service and terminal facilities Of
The city of Chickasha are wholly un-
satisfactory and inadequate. backed by
the facts and the truth before that
honorable body. win produce sap de-
sired results. It can be accomplished
easily and legally, and both the city
and the railroads would be profited
thereby.
The city Of Chickasha- can have a
new and handsome union depot II they
want it. with all three roads using
II,
Will the committee appointed by the
Board of Education and the committee
appointed by the mayor get busy?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28

aid Of the United States in putting an
end to controversy that is causing
bankruptcy and suffering among the
innocent who have no voice IN the
matter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28
HUNTING JURORS.

Deputy u. S. Marshal Burke left this
afternoon for WaurilSa. where he goes
to summon jurors for the term Of Fed
eral court which conyenes In Musko-
gee January 3 the jurors, however
are not expected to report at the be
ginning Of the term, the grand jury
January 10 and the petit Jury January
18th.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28
TEMPLE FAMILY REUNION.

A fami'y reunion is being enjoyed
this week al the home Of J a Temple,
those from out Of the city attending
being Air and Mrs Scott and two
children OF Oklahoma City, Charles
Temple Of Kansas City and Ray TEN
pie Of Oklahoma City
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28

The Masons met last night In their
hail over the Driggers building, and in
stalled their officers for the coming
year, the installation work being done
by Past Master r. p Davenport The
new officers taking their places were:
" Wm. Hale. S. w A. l.. Nc
Coy ]. W.. r. j. Driggers; secretary,
NJ G. Matthew'S treasurer y. r.
Hawn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28
RETURN Tc cHIckAsHA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Thomas, who
left here several months ago for Fort
Cobb. have tired OF the quiet life there
and are moving back to Chiclasha.
They win occupy one Of their own
cottages; $50 Minnesota avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28

Mrs E. D. Lewkowiiz, suit andscloak
buyer for the Banner Store, is now in
the Easi buying goods for the Banner
stores January sales. 2S.5t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28

Ladies' silk umbrellas, purses and
belts at reduced prices. The Banner
Store 27-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28

Ladies' $3.50 trimmed hats $3.50.
The Banner store. 27.st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28

THE LITTLE WANT
AD Is A WONDER
WORKER. TRY ONE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-28

YOU GET ToDAYs
NEWS TODAY IN THE
DAILY EXPRESS.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-02-11
NakIddanf q preservovani ovoce.

Nakladem Narodni Tiskarny,
509-511 So. IL. Str. Omaha,
Nebr., vysel prave spis "NakldddnE
a preserUoudnt oUoce." DIE Far
mers' Bulletinu eislo 203 cd Marie
Parloa, vydaneho Hospodafsk5m
Odborem We Washingtonu, upravil
Jan Janak. Brozura tato jest jedi
q jffrri yfri Ssssk SSssakS55ni III sPissm Ame1ice W
danym, nemz jasne pochopitel-
ne pojednAvA se 0 nakladani a pre-
servovani veskereho ovoce. Jest do
bEe znamo, lie v ohIedu tomto Anne
rika jest daleko pfede vsemi jin5mi
zem9mi q ze zde uchovAvA sc mno-
hokrAte vice ovoce . pozfva nezmer-
nd v6tf mnozstvf preserv, nezi '
kter6koliv jine zemi ma sv9te. Proto
tel nakladAni a preservoyanf jest Y
Americe ma nejvyssim utupni w.
vote q pokyny, ktere5 poskytovany
jsou tomto spisku, jsou vesmes
prakticke d ma zkusenosti americke
zaiozzcny. froto, co 81 prakticnostii
tyce, nelze spisek tento porovnAvati
80 zadnym linym Cechach neb
jinde vydanJm. Spisek tento ma
nAslednjici state neho-h cddzlen! !:
irofai =aarzrvai,n nresaryoyanaho
oyoce. - Zaklady nakladani pre-
servoyani. Nadobf X nakladanf
preservovanf potfebne. Vyb1r a
pffprava ovoce. NaklAdAnf ovo-
ce. - NaklGdani ovoce zayafovA-
MIN. - Ovocne purfe. Marmela-
dy. Nakladanf lahvovani ovoc-
nych sfav. - Cely tento spisek sto-
il pouze 10 centd.
NARODNf TISK+ARNA,
5oo-511 80. 12th Str,
OMAHA, NEBR.