The Shawnee News. (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 238, Ed. 1 Monday, July 23, 1906 Page: 4 of 8
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Legal Notices.
75c square first Insertion; SOe tor %
fictional Insertions.
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THE SHAWNEE MEWS
OFFICIAL CfTYPJPK OF lUmi
Ikiob CHy os W<Maesday. An or
iuportast meetiag which will never L>-: *
thek-M attract wide at'*-stioa Is *.! •. policy f<
/f the ioelil:i>.i of Mer«rr county. New j
/'•rsey, wbl/h will oonTece next Fri ( Preju-
Say. Int/rett in ti* cf/Dventioo t they tr
1o« to a statement th *
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r adiraacement.
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Jacgie," who r<
* Ick, will be giver. Doubtless what Harry Thaw f<-eli
stmgf ii*. Mr. Sin- worst, about prison life, U that be,
In writing another has to keep regular hours.
Reading Matter, Per Line.
'easing Locals, run of paper ie
eadlng. 1,000 line contract, run . ..Je
ead>r . first : ge 10c
'as 'fled, 2 lines 2 times tic
lack Face Locals at 10c
Rfsdl. • i:atter not taken at tpace
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HAVE YOU PLANNED
Of
ore
Arro j tin- face of man
has written In Inde
warning: "Beware,
hurt rou."
r a man
little let'
this an:
-SEW680V TO SENATE.
w trotu Minnesota, who was born
Korwav and started in life as a
n turf on thf • r< 'ft* of a Wlscon-
r txnrn from which be moved to llln-
•uta in 1*71. Inuring the last ses-
• lit congpi-j he obj "ed to a bill
riding that newsboys shall be prop
<ar*v Tff<-n><d before taring privileged
to cry their papers on the streets of
Washington It was on this occasion
<J ar bis told th«J senat* that he wan .1
aarwwl>oy In youth, putting it in the fol-
i'lmmft langtOtfk: "I began life In
J##rt as a newslioy. I had to earn my
"twin* I do not think that It W fair
< bn.i * good, honeit hoy mutit procure
s rwenae before he can sell n*wfcpa-
jer>-. ir Wa«hlni<ton or nny other city.
9>rr thin reason I object to fhe con-
• ieV rai Ion of tb'- bill." The feature
«* > 'ii1;ruinat< 0 from the bill and It
«tw "i d. Senator Nehwri Iirh liken an
-u hvi pniH In the Wellfure of the T'nl-
•%; States, having been a private in
('iittrlh WlneonKln regiment dtir-
tww the civil war. In which he suffered
a« w nund and Imprisonment at Port
IMnfnm, I.n, in 1 H0:i. He whh ad-
Knutfd to the bar In 1807 and wan a
t>' ddrntlal elector In 1X80. Before
• vivr.ns the senate on March 4, 1895,
\lr Nelson served tliree yearn uh gov !
at Id
BETTER PAY FOR TEACHERS.
The K'hool t<-acherc of Oklahoma'
hav«- an organization and In their an - j
nual conventions resolve on many
things, but there doe* not seem to be
any systematic method of raising puie|
lie opinion to the recognition that the
teachers' Halaries should be raised to
the dignity of Other labor.
Thl« thought Is suggested by a state-
ment from Kansas that In seventeen
counties alone there is a shortage of
270 teachers. In Missouri the condi-
tion is said to be even worse. Th^
pay Is so poor the men have long ago
left, the profession, and now the wo-
men are going Into otfcer occupations.
It has been suggested that Okla-
homa have one or two more normal
schools under statehood. We have
drawn attention to the fact on sev-
eral occasions that Oklahoma was turn
Ing out now morn than Its proportion
of xchool teachers. It has more nor-
developments seem to indica
heavy trans-Atlantic tra.
.■) much to foreign attractio:
um> detractions.
YOUR
SUMMER TRIP?
Ther ere any number of delightful
^expensive trips you can make tbli
| rear to seashore, lake and mountain.
Exc- i,tiona;ly low rates for the
round trip are now In effect to resorts
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(From "THE FiRANGIER." New York. June 1906)
Probably more Bank- per capita have been organ-
ize in Oklahoma within the past fe years than
in anv other State or Territory in the Union.
THE SHAWNEE NATIONAL BANK i
SHAWNEE, OKU.
leads them all in the matter of Surplus accu-
mulation to Capital.
FIRST IX SHAWNEE
FIRST IX POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY
FIRST IN OKLAHOMA
capital $50,000
surplus & profits 63,500
deposits 600,000
cash and sight exchange . ■ 225,000
H. T. DOUGLAS, President.
J. M. AYDELOTTE, Vice President
JOHN W. JONES, Cashier.
F. V. ASKEW, Ass't Cashier.
R. W. YAKISH, Ass't Cashier.
v1! 'l I ii zm 1 £ 5 iliili'M' Ii "ti!: D 'E ~! vv"t-v ■!! I-I' I"!"!-'!-'I i1 ^ 4!
Mrs
Thaw hag announced that she
Intends to "tell all" and those of us
who haven't forgotten bow, may as
well prepare to blush.
Senator Halley has reserved a seat
in the Bryan band wagon, but Mr.
Hearst and Gov. Folk still seem to
prefer the exercise of walking.
■an: a, ' . .or lo, the New Eng- <^^00
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In vlncennen, Ind., rival ice compa-
nies are at war and almost giving ice
away. This is a game of freeze out
that the consumer can appreciate ju«t
now.
I land states; New York, Michigan, Min-
nesota, Virginia, Wisconsin, Pacific
.Coast points, and to 8L Louis. Chica-
j so. Pittsburg, etc.
I can help you In planning your trip
I'U be glad to furnish you with rates
t- various points and to give you the
acbedule of trains, and such addition-
al particulars as you may wish. Wrtta
me today.
W. S. ST. GEORGE,
Gen'l Passenger Agent M. K. & T. Ry
St Louis, Missouri.
I^t not the owners of the Democrat-
ic party think that they will remove
Tom Taggart from the chalrman8hip
with any thing le«H than a derrick.
One of the Toledo ice dealerg who
got squeezed la named Lemnlon. Th<?
addition of a few other ingredients
would now add considerably to the
enjoyment of the occasion.
rm n
■ f Minni Hota and wa« a congress
ii- *1* ynarx.
TrrmntaxxT''
ABSTRACTS.
Farm ard City Loans; Si* Months to SiX Years
PENING THE CAMPAIGN.
i s *1" mark th< opening of
/ !: "Ionti congrcKHlona! cam-
•i i man ' nute* In many of the
> ■> i • ii<- amt capitals head-
have bi "ii Ot,' i" <1 an l In a
'ltn« IxHh great parties will
j in engage lii ii heated MtrbXRlc for
■ttiiremaey. According to present In-
tfbjsitUina tlie Republicans will stiinil
am' mi the record of tb
Tr nj(re*>i ..ii.I will H«n Its records an
•anujj.u!«i df cutnent«. The campaign
-ilil* fulr to lie one of facts, ligttrea
. J. RIGGS.
Everything Exactly as Agreed t;
109 North Broadway, Shawnee, Okla.
i.. '" svT'-its-.wiwra
mal hcIiooIs now than Kan ns. Would If it lie true that the Japanese keep
it not he a wiser plan for us to use the emperor of Korea prisoner in his
the money spent for educating more own palace, he Is In a position to sym-
t cache in towards raising their anlar- pathlzc with the czar, who doesn't
I in., iiin 111 jelf ah the teachers manufactured dare to walk abroad either.
In Oklahoma, at the expense of the
people, do not remain In the territory The man who has no prejudices Is
to tench. By paying higher salaries, usually devoid of both stamina and
ii tail ilcH and the oratora will j Oklahoma would have the benefit of opinion. He amounts to nothing lu
teacher* educated at the expense of the world. In a thousand Instance*
"POCKET MONEY" DOESN'T JUST
HAPPEN."
An e- sc:*ei—or a pocket that
la empi v. day* before every pty
day, la a u. siancboiy thing and a breed-
er of aelf jiseaieem.
Tbe average ma- may always con-
trive to avoid u. ty pocket*. To hare
too little "spending money" and to
self respecL
Plenty of "loose change" helps yout
have too many "♦biogg" ta cellar or
garret—IS NO" THRIFT'
The man who finds frequent use tor
the "For Sale" columns will never oe
■broke." He will find ^ market for
the old wheel, tbe old piano, tbe old
itove, tbe old phonograph, tbe old
desk, t'.e old chairs, tbe old tables,
the old silver, the old bookcase, the old
ihelvlng—for all the endless list of
old things that still have a value. He
will learn 'hat while It takes a little
;.ocl'-it tnonev to >a fo them—
VICTOR
WALL PAPER CO.
i>« ;ii in the intellect ano not to th<
'uiotl'.n* of the voters. The days,
• <jt 'liixiina personal alinsn and florid
-artiinry are happily pait, due to the'
ifa-Arriiidng Intelligence ot the voters.
Many prominent atntesmen will take
the atump for tin Hepuhlicana this
■ fall. Including Vice President Kalr-
tMalw, Secretary Shaw, Speaker Can-
i.aoa, Hern iary Taft and Senator Ilev-
, «rl4*;i
"'.That, fhe campaign will be an oar-
one ad mils of no doubt and It
V he the more Interesting because
Twit part ton have come to a
flMKiatUf ti that a record Is more con-
^rtoelnx than a prospectus.
Che political convention! to
other state* than furnishing them with «ur prejudices do us honor.
teicher* as it does now. ;
Of course there should be no shirk-' Oklahoma is favorably situated with
liiK of duty on the part of this stat« j reference t.o markets as well as soil
In turning out Ith share of teacher*,, and climate. Dry weather prevails
but there Is a rational business con- here when wet watber Is dolag Its
sideratlon In this as In other state , worst In the Gulf stales. But not less
matters. There I* a national aglta-, Important Is the fact that, farmers
Hon on the question of higher salaries have ready access to all the markets
for teachers, and Oklahoma by taking north and south. Shawnee is one
practical lead In paying the highest; of the most Important Inland cotton
j salaries paid In any state would at- markets In the country.
! tract the best teachers of the nation, j
i And It would gave in *. i expense of
more normal schools whui It pa>l out
Among )n hlgher Haiarles.—Statj Reglete'.
be hold | _____
.i* thi- Mltmoiirl Republican Judicial
j'samv ritk i, which will lie liuld at Jut
The city needs more and better aide-
walk*.
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| Where k four Important Papers? i
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In some flimsy drawer er desk, or home-made safe?.
Why? When safe depoalt boxes are only 12.t>0 per year. Q
Also a convenient room to examine them In, and a key to lock $
"•hew up and take home with you. Don't wait till you are mourn- £
Ing loss.
o
Qet a aafe dapodt box today—TODAY,
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I Oklahoma National Bank %
j shawnee, <$(lahqma e
.5 c. 3. OKKfcON. President. r. B. HB^O, Cashier. 0
X HAHKY MEAD, V. /rea. C, J. BAUGH, A«*t Ca*hier
Elbarta Peaches
FOR PRESERVING
75c Per Bushel
AT BURKE GROCERY CO.
Hunt Big Qame.
Olona'ood Springs, Colo., July 23.—
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., will bo a
member of a hunting party which Will
leave for a trip up the White river
early next month. The party will
be composed of some of young Roose-
velt'* friends from the east, part of
whom have already arrived. Teddy,
Jr.. 1* expected to reach here witbln
Nwo or three week* and will be given
m cordial reqeptfcin by the people of
the city.
FOR CHEAP TEX. 8 LANDS
The Territory Alrng toe
TEXAS MIDLAND RAILROAD
Offers Excellent Advantage*.
The line extends thro gh the couo-
.ies of Lamar, Delta, Hunt, Xaufmao,
and GUIs, sltu"'ed in the northeast
and central portions of Texas, and
lands range In value from five to forty
dollar* per acre. A variety of rich and
▼IrglD soil Is obtainable, consisting of
black waxy, chocolate and sandy loam
and tbe product* embrace all crop*
for which Texas Is noted. A strong
featare of this section Is u.e high state
ot development, notwithstanding the
low price of land.
Round trip homesetl. rs tickets are
on sale twice ironthly to all polnta ,n
Texas, and the >est way to Houston,
Oalvealon and San Amtonlo (with Inter-
mediate stop-evert) Is via the Frisco,
Texas Midland and Southern Pacific
f stems.
Further particulars will ba gladly
furnished upon application to F. A.
3torie, Land Ageat, Shawnee, Okla.
W. L. aargent. Division Land Agent
Terrell, Texaa.
F. m. "cKay, General Passenger Ag
%nt Terre'i T *r«. "t-A«
Bee Coleman for payer hanging Uj
9o. Bell. Phone 438. ls tj
50
Visiting
Caads
50 Cents.
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214 EAST MAIN STREET
WALL PAPER, PAINT8, VARNISHES, COLORS IN OIL—AR.
TIST8 MATERIALS, JAPALAC WINDOW GLASS.
Paper Hanging—Decorating—Painting, Glazing and Picture Fram-
ing. Sign Painting, etc. Estimatea cheerfully furniahed.
W. A. HENDERSON, Manager
Wm. H. MYERS
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
i Residence 901 North Park Street. My References
* are Every Man fjr Whom I Have Done Work in
Shawnee X A. X X
HIGH-CLASS BUILDING A SPECIALTY
" Hurry up
with that
There is no time to lose!
When a man wants a good chew he wants "Star ''
—and wants it quick! No other chew will do for
those who know the rich treat in every bite of
PLUG CHEWING TOBACCO
"Star" quality is no accident—no over
product.
For forty years "Star" chewers have got the
high quality—the same full-weight 16 oz.
plug'—at the game price.
" Star " is the best product of the high-
est talent in the chewing tobacco business
and has steadily increased in popularity.
Only the choicest, best-bodied, ripest,
sweetest leaf is used in "Star"—which
makes an efastic and lasting chew. It is
far more economical than the other kinds
because it lasts longer.
, IJC£00,000 lOtKptrtts told annually.
In All Stores
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