The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 9, 1910 Page: 1 of 12
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THe Independent
E V K K 1. A S 1 I N CI I Y A T 1 T I
B (> I N 1) I D II k I N l'i
VOL. III.
CASHION, KINGFISHER COUNTY, OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY, JUNE 9. 1910.
NO. 5.
Ice cold drinks of all kinds at
Marriott & Sons.
With 200 new engines, the
Baltimore & Ohio will have quite
a pull.
The dog killer started out Tues-
day with the result that less dogs
.ire seen on the streets.
Call for coupons on Rogers Sil-
verware at Washburn & Sowers.
Ruth Wasson left Monday for
Norman to attend the graduating
exercises of some of her friends.
Somehow, the forgettery equip-
ment of the modern legislative
bribe-taker does not appear to be
what it once was.
THE ALTON GOODS lee
Cream Powder will save you
much labor on a hot summer day.
Trv it.
Brvan prefers to have the democ-
racy beaten with him than suc-
cessful without him, but except
on supposition, it is difficult to
understand his present position.
1 Congress is all at loggerheads
over the Postal Savings Banks.
Many people are wondering it
we kave any real statesmen in
Congress. Senator Aldrich is a
statesman, but be only represents
the Standard Oil Co., and similar
j trusts.
People who believe that Sena-
tor Lorimer will resign his place
have another guess coming. A
man doesn t expend money foi a
I thing he likes just to let go of it
I when some one discovers that he
is like others who have the same
thing.
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The Man That Pulls Thru §
Now that the shop girls are re
cruited as singers, department
store grand opera may soon be
expected at reduced from
$5.00.
LIME | UICE is the most
healthy summer drink and is used
by physicians with great success
in fever cases. Sold under THE
A LT()N < )ODS label.
Halley's comet has disappeared
into the distance; thank fortune,
we shall have peace from con-
flcting expert opinion for seventy-
tour years and six months.
Some one has been trying to
figure out the "ages when wid-
ows prefer to wed. Widows
have preferred to wed in all ages,
if we know anything about them.
just to show how times have
changed and great men with them
President Taft invited William
Allen White, the foremost insur- j
gent editor of Kansas, to the i
; White House and fed him, in-j
stead of inveigling him into the1
! cellar and chopping his head off. !
(1. W. Mitchell, a prominent
attorney-at-law of Kingfisher, was
in the city Friday feeling the
pulses of his political friends in
the matter of his coming out in
the primary of August 2, as a
candidate for the nomination of
County fudge of Kingfisher conn -
tv. His friends are anxious to
see him get the nomination for
1 Countv judge as he is a taxpayer
and is also a member of the King-
fisher Bar, therefore proves him-
self fullv competent to till that
office.
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N times of commercial crisis is
the man with the strong- financial
backing.
I
F that financial backing shall be
of his own making, his own
means, tnen his position is all the
more secure.
'VERY man and woman in this
'community who receives a regu-
lar weekly or monthly salary is
in a position to create a secure
financial position for the future.
Mr. Ballinger continues to de-
ny that he will resign. Perhaps
Mr. Ballinger has written aim-
self a letter, with Mr. Taft's
name attached, saying there is no
need for him to resign.
The idea that the employe
should be loyal to the government
that pays him rather than to the
officer who can tire him seems to
strike the practical statesman as
dangerously revolutionary.
We can hardly believe that Mr.
President Taft lost no time in
rapping Represantative I awney
over the head, for alleging that
the "South" failed to show him
its famous hospitality. President
Taft says they laviched it upon
him.
If New Orleans keeps it up
they will be spending almost as
much money to land the canal
exposition as the Government is
spending to dig the ditch.
The high cost of living is greet-
ing increased wages with open
arms.
The First National BanK
OF CASHION, OKLAHOMA
B. F. WOODWORTH,
President.
M ELY
r <*
A. R. EASTMAN,
Vice-President.
i,k Cant i k, Cashier.
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Of Cashion. Olila.
Three-fourths of the stock in this bank is owned by
the farmers in the immediate viciniiy of Cashion.
The aggregate wealth of the stockholders of this
bank is over $200,000.00.
Deposits in this bank are guaranteed by the
Depositors' Guaranty Fund of the State of Okla
New State Law provides absolute safety to our de-
positors. We pay interest on time deposits, large
or small. Farm loans a specialty. Taxes paid.
Fire insurance written. Let us elerK. your sales.
F. Wood worth
R. Eastman
DIRECT< )1<S
Melville Carter
D. A.
Casselman
Beutler
If you want any Post Card Photos- call
at my residence in Cashion. I will
make one dozen Post Card Photos for 75c and guarantee my
Prices for other work will be given upon request. Try em.
,1.1. VnncuiTii.
Cashion Cement BlocK
Machine Co.
H. R. WOODWARD, Proprietor. Phone 39
Smooth Face Cement Blocks 12 cents
Rock Face Cement Blocks 13 cents
Estimates made for Cement Foundations and Buildings
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Barnard, W. F. The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 9, 1910, newspaper, June 9, 1910; Cashion, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc106888/m1/1/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.