Talala Topic. (Talala, Indian Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, April 20, 1906 Page: 2 of 4
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(£alala ©topic.
One Dollar per Year in Advance,
Published Mvery Friday at
Talala, India-it Terrisary.
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Pub lisuek amd Pkoprietor.
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lone for 1906.
Remembei Topic office is in
thesecand story of tile Patrar «.V
Pendleton building, wheie we arc
always pleased to welcome oui
incuds aud all who favor our office
with a visit. Come up when in
and subscribe for your home paper,
ltie price, $1*00 per year; ecu's
tor six months or cents lor three
months. We aiso do joij work.
Remember those who invite you
to their places oi business through
the local paper. You will ue sure
to be treated right when ) uu visit
them.
AH display advertising aud local
readers will be run and cuarged
for uu til ordered out if no under-
standing is made at time of insert-
ing same.
At expiration of the time paid
for the paper will be discontinued
to you address unless otherwise ar-
ranged for An X on the margin,
indicates your subscription ha.-, ex-
pired and a renewal is respectfully
solicited.
Come in and subscribe for Topic
fur the ensuing year for yourself,
if you are not already asubsciiber,
and also oue for a friend or rela
tjvei You can t very well allord to
I'gnore your home paper this year.
Sushcribe now.
Topic ofliee for Job work of all
kind's. •
Old papers for sale at this office
at 25 cents per hundred.
Bring tne your Poultry and get
the Highest Cash Prices:.
A. L. Robinson.
mm to Loan on Farms,
Lon^ or Short Time.
farkar & pendleton,
If your Houses are vacant list
them with Farrar & Pendleton.
They will Oil them for you without
delay.
Our advertising rates are 50cents
an inch per mouth, payable at the
end of each fourth issue Subscrip-
tions, Cash in AdvanckJJ
Talala Coal Company has a nice
lot of Coal ready for delivery Get
your coal while the weather is good.
Leave orders with K Z. Hiatt.
A. L. Robinson, the old Reliable
Poultry and Hide buyer at W. C.
Rogers' store. He can make you
interesting prices on anything in
his line.
Bass & Graves are exclusive
agents in Talala tor Sherman-
Wii.i.ajus
IP .iL I IT T 3.
Is your property Insured? If not,
why not!* Farrar &• Pendieton
writes Fire, Lightning and Tornado
Insurance in a good, safe company.
A. L. Robinson wants your
HI
Subscribe for Topic,
Oats for sale at the Mill.
Hand in your subscristions.
Parties liaviug far-tn land to rent,
iist it with R. L- Dawson.
Prices en meats at the Restaurant
Meat Market range from 12\2 cents
to 8 1-3 cents per pound.
If you have Town Lots or Farm
Property to trade or sell, list it v\ith
Farrar & Pendleton. They can
sell it for you at a small cest.
Found —On the streets of Talala
last Saturday, a ladies broach pin
Looser can have same by calling at
this oliiae, proving property and
paying for this notice.
A niee line of Men aud Boy's
Suits just ;u at the Fair Store. We
are crowded for room and marked
them down at prices that are right
and will move them. Call and let
tit you out before the stock is brok-
en.
I am now prepared to grind Corn
Meal, Corn Chops and mixta Feed
Wednesdays aad Saturdays
®f each week. Chop and Corn
\Jeal en hand to Kxc'nange for
Corn.
1). K. Hit KM AN.
when you get ready to market them.
The SHERMAN-WIL-
LIAMS
For sale only, by
Bass & Gaves,
I am here to stay with them that
stay with me, and allow you the
worth of your produce on the live
and let live basis.
A. L- Robinson.
Farrar & Pendleton can sell you
laud in any sized tracts from one to
fifty thousand acres, either improv-
ed or Unimproved, in either of the
following states or Territories;
Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, I'ex
as, Louisiana, Indian Territory.
Prices range from $3 00 to $5000
per acre.
The house committee 011 Indian
affairs Sat urday, April 7th, authori-
zed a bill providing for the allot-
ment and distribution of tribal
funds. These sums aggregate $50,-
000,ooo, and are to be distributed
to iudividual Indians on order of
the presideut, who, upon applica-
tion of the Indian, shall determine
his fitness to relinquish the tribal
relation and become a citizen of the
United Slates.
Had All the Qualifications.
"Professor," said the young
graduate with the*protruding ehin.
"I am about to start in life and
perhaps you could suggest some
fitting career."
"Well, my dear sir," said the
professor, relates the New York
Sun, "That's a hard question,
There's law, medicine, journalism,
business, science—"
"But I have no liking for any of
those ordinary pursuits. You see
I am rather husky and powerful,
but yet I dislike to use my strength
in any kind of labor."
"Well, I won't suggest that you
become a polict-uian or a pugilist,
though those are the qualifications.
Tell me further of your ambitions
and I will advise you definitely."
"Ah," said the husky youth,
"my ambition is to be a ruler of
men, to hold some autocratic posi-
tion, where people will bow to me
respectfully and fear my power,
aud—and—"
"Ah, my boy, you are etnint?htly
flitted to be the janitor of a flat-
house, said the professor, ' deci-
sively.
"I hear you are married again,
Uncle Joe."
"*Yas sah! Ah's done tuk anoth-
er wife, sho'!"
"And did you take a bridal
tour?"
"No, suh, Ah ain't no 'casion
to chastise huh yet, still, an' when
Ah do, Ah won't take no bridle to
huh. No, suh, I'll use de same ol'
.trap Ah used on mah othar wives,
suh!"—Cleveland Leader.
Within the next three weeks
nearly $700,000 will be disbursed
from the office of J. D. Benedict,
superintendent of schools in the
Indian Territory. Of this amount
$28,000 will be used in redeeming
all outstanding school warrants.
This will include warrants issued by
the tribal government for the sup-
port of its schools for the last six
months —Arrow, April 14th.
Clerk—Old Newroeks is about to
buy that pictuie because he recog-
nizes the artist's signature as that
of a great master.
Art Dealer—Well, keep it from
him
Keep what from liiiu?
The fact that what he thinks is
the signature is where some one
scratched a match.—Chicago Daily
News.
An attorney in Philadelphia who
makes a specialty of prosecuting
suits against railway companies
growing out of injuries due to ac-
cidents on the line, tells of the
trouble experienced in the cross-
examination of an Irish witness.
This witness had evidently been
carefully coached by counsel for
the company, for, when the ques-
tion was put to liiiu: "Was the
man found on the track a twtai
stranger?" the wary Celt replied:
"I should say not, sir. Seeiu'
that his left leg was gone. I sh«uld
say, sir, that he was a partial
stranger." — Woman's Home Com-
panion.
A member of the New York bar
says that he ©nee attended a trial
in a Western city in which the
counsel for the defense was evident-
ly of Celtic extraction, gave utter-
terance to the following remarkable
observations: "Your 'Honor, the
argument of my learned friend, the
prosecuting attorney, is lighty than
vanity. It is air, it is smoke.
From top to bottom it is absolutely
nothing. And therefore, your hon-
or, it falls to the ground of its own
weight."
If you have anything to Sell or
Trade, see Farrar & Pendleton.
They will do the rest.
A. L. ROBINSON,
Is in the field once more for t&e
products of your Heneries
Dairies aud Traps.
Butter, Eggs, Poultry and Furs,
For which he will pay the Highest
Cash Prices. See him before
disposing of your products
irrflie above lines.
Office at W. C. Rogers' Store.
I. T.
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The United States Department of
Agriculture at Washington, and
more than fifty Experimental Sta-
tions in the different States, art
working to help farmers make
money A monthly paper has been
established to keep farmers posteu
as to latest ideas in agriculture,
stock-raising,, dairying, frui-t-grow-
i-ng and all rural and domestic af-
fairs. ScTid postal* for sample ccvpy,
or 3 red stamps for 3 back numbers.
Best terms to agents.
Address Agricultural experi-
ments, Box 1000, fvl innepo'Iis,
Minn.
JOB ZPpsi^sn?i2sra _
Our facilities to punt posters for
public sales, horse bills, etc, are
good, as we have both horse and
Jack cuts.
We solicit a share of your patten-
age aud guarantee work to give
satisfaction. Our office is espeoi*
ally equipped for doing Commer-
cial and eard work. You will find
prices as low as the lowest, materi-
al and workmanship considered.
Address all orders to Topis, Ta-
lala, I. T., or call at our rooms.
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