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Foss Enterprise.
NfW STATE NEWS
Ada la now In the .econd elaa.
poatofflce ranks.
Heading for Shawnee elfins rinn
corp. of the Yakni. S hern Unit
way aro maklns prelln.lii.n :ni ')
of the proponed line from Yinktun.
8. 1)., to Gait rut. 11. Tc*a«.
Enid la finally to b# on the <piare
The rounty conimU.b n-i have .!
Clded to mnote (he old i mri
•lid rounty building* and mak- tin
•Ite. which Hue* I he renter o< lb.
town. Into a public park.
Quan.h Parker and hi. wive. lhr< v
altended the ipeulnH of I ha town f
Quanah. In the Kiowa <'"iuaiir)ii- I',
dlan pwature reaerve. He wa. the
..tar attraction. •
F. M. Oault. John II. Dillon. A. T
Kruae and I*. L. Blahop of this p'.ai-<-
have secured leans in n nuuibr <f
quarter aectlon. of Indian land ii"«r
Geary, which la undorluld wl.li vn.-t
depu.it. of cypalta. They Intend to
erect a cement wanufurltirliiK i Um
at thla place.
ICC CREAM DIO IT.
Lj tcr rtturtJ ha*c aetmed to faeor
jas Men -fee for KM* trea.arer
c- r Ds--'.op. '•«! the r*ce Ttry
, • frlendi claim that
he 1^3 a i 'imllty of about o™
fj - ] with a 1 of th* latter'a atroog-
tcld« heard from.
U re'uraa have materially In-
Wret a plurality over Freello*
fir the a" >rney «en ral hlp. 'he lat-
ent repor:. Klvtng him about 2.000.
President Roosevelt Said:
"Texas is the Garden Spot of tha Lord"
95,000 Acre Ranch of Dr. Chas. F. 8lmmons
Now On the Market.
Gubernatorial Race is Claimed by Both
Candidates-Was Light Vote Every-
where—Looks Like West for Attor-
ney General.
| OKLAHOMA CITV: Complete re W.-.daard br a l■'■';aM y 'hat I
1 turn* fri/iu « of the Ti counlle. In .-' I t <> •+ at I uUjI...-0. *.««■
Ilreater Oklahoma have itlveu CriK e urea I j\e bucti
a plurality of 1.641 In the gob rnau> W
rial conteat
The N countlea ftom which the vote
on governor haa not been obtained are
Alfalfa. 1 leaver. Heckham. Bryan.
Cherokee, Cimarron. Cuater. Kill..
tire. r. (Irant. Harper. Leflore. Mal«r.
Mlives. McCurtain Pontotoc. Hu-diroa
(aha. Kline: M li e nlno e, S nuuy ih
Texan. Tillman. Wagoner. Waalilta.
Wood. and Woodward. Of the e A1
filfa. Backhaul. Bryan Cherokee. M lo the le.ul uf
...... • i... . • 11. i ia < it i !
r 1. theae couuties
being ao large that I la ImpoialWa to
aaawmhle the vote#- Pontotoc t«
( Hire a major!'} if «-"'0 but the fig
lire. have not )et been r -ported
A conaervatfve ea'imaU give* t ruce
a plurality of «0 la Oreer <i.iiaty,
lull In (Irani. 75 In McCurtain. 25 In
Piirhm «'a!..i 200 In Wagoner. 1.(100 In
Wood I. (><I0 la Woodward and 4i0 In
p.,Ill r e. a total of S.liO. Till* added
vote* he haa In
II. Harper, Leflore. Mayea. Sequoyah. |'he the, 4 cunalla* I
Hemlnole^and Wa.hlta ar. known "fHl a, urn ■
rercotnu In
The future of the Monla oil field,
forty mile. aouth of the Clenu |>'" I.
wa. aaaured by the bringing In of an
SOObarrel well on tlia Uovle lease, by
the Brown Oil and lave.tinenl com-
pany.
While unloading a ear of lumber in
the freight yard. at Chickasha leon
aleta found the decomposed b ut} f
a buy lying la one end of the < ai. He
waa dream d In a plain a id
a pair of overall. and w. re a bad^
«f nwedeK. A of palml • a i
a te#tiM>*nt were the only thing'
an kin peroo* He had liei ;i . r.i; u I
beweath tk lumber Death ha I i
rurred Hheljr three woek. prevloai.
Ooiariiur Fraata waati to give the
young nwa aad l> •> «n! to ih p-nl
tcatlarv a chance to wake |..«1 elU
leaa They will b* wise If t i-\ pr >ir
erly appraclale (ha cleawney ol tAe
govern or.
While the green bug. were eating
the wheat the faraMra did a llllla
figuring and dlarovered that there aa
But very much money In raialna w;i«*l
anyhow, aad now they are goln« to
plant more cotton, corn and alfalfa.
Although local reprraent «l ea of
the road offe«l aalther afllrtualloa nor
dental, the rum r haa gained elrtwla
tlon thai the l"rl co railroad
completion of the llM now uuder aur
vey eaat of *hnwnee |4 na lo e«t<iid I
thla dlvlnlon oa lata Teiaa. Iravere
Ing a teciIon of that atate n.a cever
ed by Its llaea, maklag liawii « ao
Important HtMumI ^ lat. wlta ah -l a
•ltd perha)>a headquarti r«.
Denionalriitlng the reeourrea and
development of Oklahoma a ap^-lal
train Will be run to the
•xpoalttoi! early la Awgaat by the Ok-
lahoma coiaalaaina. A numlw* of cM
lea and towaa will he exte: ei\rlT rap
reaeated by approprtate eahlblta.
i
/
- EX
Egm
'" -£*1
Ha Cuta Cut the Treat and the Cuti
Him Out in Return.
"Coma early to-morrow evening
and we will til In the park," the had
coyly aald at Walter bade her a lov-
ing good night and went down the
atepa.
He had replied with a amlle led a
nod. He waa a young aod guileless
man. and thla waa hit first love, ex
plalna the New Orleana Picayune. He
bad never been buncoed.
The next day seemed never ending
to hi*, bif. finally the aun went lo bed
and Walter found a girl hanging on
hla arm and beaded for a park. I n
der the budding treei they aat down —
to hear the laat songs of the robins be- I
StX'^'hu^ n1'""1 ,0f,1> ^ I Lcr "om "•wb,fh w",33S" ^
That moat be an Ice cream parlor ( aoBth ocTS -Another man. 65 year. old. from 79
acru*a the street." and al.out two imleti bouth of I acrc.8. gold $5,000 worth of produce.
I think it's s beer ialuon/' he re ( , ,, n ,ttl(. , l>U!it nat of Ata * fr0m which lie realieed $63 29 per acre
i H ft u -I /•>! i II lirueit att. Kin ).3f>k ... .... ....I t<.fi>litt ' ih'llUieh uml tl.a.n tnisfil A I'tlltOll CFOI) On L'UTt
Here it Your Opportunity to Buy a Farm ol from tO *cret to 640 and
Two Town Loti in Thi -Garden Spot" lor $210. Pay-
able $10 per Month Without Interest
plied, aa a chill went up hla back.
' But ladlea are going In there."
I All
i sa in * ll 'iii' I'UIH .■ —- - iivih — — — - - .
, C MKitv I. un • xli-n-iin- through allj Uien raised a Cotton crop on pnrt
.! ai d a part of M< Mullen 0f It. which made him $3. | er acre.
"Ye., but It la fashionable now i Co.intlea, to within 17 mllea of ray , MM made the wuie land net him
for ladle, to go Into beer aaiin.ns mu acre Uve Oak County Kanch. J«.2 per acre for that year
She .ought to pull her hand away.
COL ROBERT L. OW KN. Ml'SKOGEE. I T.
An Ea-y Winner In the Senatorial Race In the Democratic Primaries.
' Robert li Owen of Muskogee I. the of Indlin Territory In various aulla
'onlv eandldatv for United States .e:i- agaimit the United States government
ator from llie proposed vtate who has The mo.t notable sull won by Mr
ludlun bl KMl. being oneelghth Chero- Owens waa that of the Eastern Chero-
kee He was born In l.vnrhburg. Va . kecs against the court last year. In
and was educated at Washington and which Mr. Owen . fee amounted to
' fsoo.oiio. and In which lie socured
Jinlmnent for $5,000.0u0 against the
I nlted States government. He also
recovered for the Choctaws and Chick-
asaw lu lklil t^.!«'.il.lu0 aud fin- the
Western Cherokw Jt < oo In l l
Colonel Owen I--* a life member of the
and there waa .Hence for a moment
Then ahe .aid:
I can almost taste chocolate Ice
It la onion, you amell," he replied
"Some one la cooking them for .up-
per."
She moved a few Inches away from
him, and under the electric light he
saw her eyebrow, come together and
her mwe point .tralght Into the air.
It seem, to me that if 1 had a dish
of Ice cream—" she softly began, but
as she paused he broke In:'
"You might have bilious colic before
morning."
"Mr. U'puy, will you have the kind
ness to escort me home?"
"Certulnly. my duar. but why thin
hurry? Perhaps the baud^-"
"Now—at once, sir!"
"Hut Helen—"
"Miss Tay lor, If you please."
"But 1 thought we came out—"
"So we did, sir. and we have come
In. Blr, und goodnight, sir. 1 shall
not bo at home to-morrow evening."
Viaits Qoeths's Old House.
A young American on his first trlf
„ hi' h I in loll! month last year, sold "Another man from h0 acres In l 0t
i,, 4 (lint I! I I Ke.-k. 1-9. on liberal realized a. follow.' From Onions.
wit ho it mines: on deferred . 1; from Cotton. ll.noO; :oo
pavuu-nta. which glvea the poor man. bushel. Corn; 12 tons Hay; 6.000
from his savings, u chance lo secure \ | oun<]s Sweet Potatoes.
,i cood (arm and 'own lot lor Uls home , -.Another inade J3.200 from five
,,I UJWII. I will donate and turn over Mrre, o( ear|v Cabbage, which was
I,, three bonded Trustees, Jliio <M0 |1(.r un(j grew a second crop
ft inn the proc«>eds of the sale of this ^ 0j ^urn iuid Peai on the tauie ground
properly to the purchasers, as a bonus tliat >4,Br.
t„ ihe Hist railroad buUt through 'his "Another reallied $27,000 from SO
I noerly on the line which 1 shall , car |(uJi „f Cahliage. averaging 1300
designate. ,,er car. which was II07.0* from each
This property Is located on that mid- uf the ISO acres he had planted
dl plain between Kast Ttxa where "Another netted, above all expenses.
It rains too much, and the arid section jqq |)er Bcre on putaloea. and planted
ol \\\ st Texas, where It does not rain ,||(, gamP ground In Cotton that year
enough. from which he realised J35 per acre.
Hs close proximity to San Antonio, which nnde that ground yield him $H5
'h largest cltv In the State, with a p,.r acre.
i tainted i opulatl .. of over lOn.ODO. en Another reallied •32.906 from -30
value ;i- i maiket for Aerl- arrea In Mefona, which was |H3.J3
cultural and Truck farm products far per acre.
beyond the value of .Imllar land not
so favorably located.
Topography.
I^vel to slightly rolling l-arge.
broad, rich valleys, enclrclnd by ele
tratioM suitable tor homes; 00 per --_r-- « ~" l. ... —,
cent, fine farmloB land, balance pas year 2,475 toua and aold at H v®r
ture land. porcttry. "Another received | 00 from om
A.h. Elm. (lum. Hnckbtrry. M « acre lu Cauliflower; sown In July.
Oak Mesqulte Pecan, ahundnut for transplanted In Auau.t, and marketed
• -jod In December."
The same authority quote, the fol-
,,V ,iari, .ar,dv lowing .taternent from the Hon Jog-
red sandy eph Oally. of Chllllcotbe. lll. who
Another netted $21,000 from 35
acres In Onions, which was $t>00 per
acre
"Another netted $17,445, or $7 !J
per acre front nine cutting, of 220
acr s In Alfalfa, which yielded In one
ersliy. He was principal
teacher of the Cherokee Orphan asy
lum from 1*7# to 18* . and secretary
.4 ibe Cherokee board of edueatlun
' from 1MI to l*a4 He begaa tue prac-
tice of law Hi MSO, and w * editor of
the Indksn CAIertaln at Vinita In 18*4.
He ws. Indian agent to the Ave tribe. V.Ik, and a thirty-second degree Ma on
in IMI2 M aud <T*ani«^l the first n He has been promnwgtf aa a del .►
Ilonal hank establishment la indlsa < ratk organiser served in various
Territory a* Muskogee, August 1. 1*W. ■ democratic nat.oi.al enventums wa.
Wr tlw.n wa. secretary of (he first a member of 'he dem.K-ratlc national
bar iiarli'lm organl.ed in Indian congressional committee and membet
Territory, for the la«t seventeen of the national committee from im
veara lie haa rep1***0'*"! the Indiana to 1900.
n ........... , oa|, Mesqulte, i-ecau, *
to Europe writes from Prankfurt-on I S^UI|,., fencing and wood
the-Maln You know all about llcldel
berg, with Its dueling place, where th(
visitor always conies 'Just too late' ti
see an encounter; Homberg. (he tier
man Saratoga; Nauheltn and all th<
other bvautiful places near this cltj
which every tourl.t think, he mu.t
visit.
Yon ma) know also the old OoeUit
house Id this city, which will alwayi
have an additional charm for me he
eui.se of mv adventure there I hap
pened to go through—cost one mark
—Bt the same time/With a lot of per
snnally conducted young girls fron
England.
When we reached the room where
•oil.
About 60 per cent
.•I* m ti ai a-t h with tiU av**r:\«ln* from "orn belt. l« «>
• ti* 4 ft -I •I*' !' with clay nubsoll. "1 am one of the heaviest tnpsysrs
■u I,, k! ldi. ' ftLr un farm lam). In Ma...n and Taiewell
which holds water. Counties, llllnol., and I have been fa-
CUma ! miliar with the condition, around San
Mild, balmy, healthy, practically Antonlo for 12 year. Any thrifty
fr from malaria, few frost*, no now, | lj|riutir cltl rich, and make more
hard fr - r*s; continuous sea brww ( moni > of |Ma cheap laud, aero for
' acrt*. than any land lu the Stale of
Illinois, that sells from $150 to 1226
i thou-1
COU ROY V. HOFKM AN. CHANOUCR. O. T ,
Who Claims Hla .Niwnlnatlon. but W ho 1. Kunuina Close With
P Oore.
over SOO If the vote Is in proportion | M E. Trapp has . lead of si
t„ the Incomplete re'urn. received .and for state auditor over (Ins *ey
I "om7h.se counties. In the 2$ countle. offlrlally received
The official return. In the United at democratic headquaru
States senator have been culling | bellev-d that he is safe,
d.wu Hoffman's lead over Oore h.r W II H Campbell aW -ars
,h. Oklahoma -de. and friends of the .elected clerk of the aupreme-coorr hi.
, and it ia
easily
Spark. 1. *o ha %n (l gin This
matter was finally settled recently st
the n eetlng of the Fanners' union.
The article* of Incorp-iratloa will be
effected soon with the following mem
hers. .1 N. 11.■fil, K. S Williams,
W S Henderson. .1 Koblnsoa,
Franklin Springer. 0. C Nelson. W II
Cox. H. I.lglffo '. A. ChrUty and Fred
Austin, with K 8 Wllllama, pre.ldeut,
and Franklin Springer, secretary.
It Is nearly an aaaured fact that
Anadarko will snoa have an > II mill.
The thing will be financed hv lo«l
capitalist* and as most f the slock
U subscribed the mtll -Is nearly ua
sured The capital slock Will he $1W. |
0O0 and wosk will eo-nroei.ee In s
abort time.
Miss AUre Wright of lsslwlls «a.
(ranted a Judgment aenlnat William
Uustoa and wife for $:i <(m on the
ebargs of slander The tb'feiidaata
did not ap|>ear lu the district court |
sitting at Alva last week In their own
behalf 0
During the month of May the terrl
totlal treasurer paid out an unusually '
large amount of fundi In redeeming
ouis-tandl.it warrants to the amount "f
$J^ 000. Thla expenditure has pulled
the total fond. In the treasury from
over a million dollar, ou May I to
$910,046 on June 1.
Robert Henry, president oT the
Henry Oil com|*iny. who claln. a dally
gaa production of over a mllll n feel,
hs* aubmltted a proportion to tho
citizens of Collinsville to locale a
large smelter to employ not less than
500 men. on condition that a b.nus of
I8.0UU bo Klven.
A company composed of .event}- of
the .ub.tantlal citlien. of Enid waa
organised recently with a Mew to ,
building an lnlerurban electric line be-
tween Enid and Tonkawa, passing |
through Garber, Hillings aud Black- ,
well. Blackwell has already signified |
a desire to contrlbulo $15,000 to such (
a proposition.
Taloga la to have a ladle.' band. |
SWITCHMEN AND BRAKEMEN j
Wage, are Advanced by Incr.s.s—
Doe. Not Sati.fy Workmen
MUSKOGEE: Sixty brakemeii and
ten .wltchmen on the Midland Valley
railroad atruck Monday. On June lat
the r^id advanced the workmen's
wages 10 per cent by paying $60 a
month for 10 hours.
They demand a Ave per cent ad
dltlonal raise
All tralni arc running short handed
but there ia no tie-up
Keep Account of Your Time.
Keep an account of every hour",
lime needed to prepare the ground,
plant the seed, tend the crop and har
veal the grain. To this add a res
lonable amount for wear and tear of
machinery, and the legal rate of In
lereat upon the money Inveated In the
land. When the crop la harvested
figure Ibe number cf bushels at the
prevailing markK. If the expense ac
•ount exceeds the other, then s«'t '
about to lucreaae the productiveness
of the land so that It will produce
wore th* year following
t 'confidently predict-1 plurality at Ihe present time being
corporation commissioner the
""" ' ji,1.«.. .... vunnlno <>lu4C Will
Peter Hanraty Is an easy winner
. leid Is believed to be ao for chief mine Inspector, and Taylot
haa a guul lead fbr state exan.lnet
and Insector.
K. I), rimcnxi seenw to have de-
moderati s extremes of beat and cold
producing warm winters and cool sunv
tners. Average temperature about «-
degrees.
Rainfall.
From the Government word. It la
ife to assume (hat the rainfall on this
per acre.
Colonel Rut Hoffman came to (he was appidited private secretary to
territory from Kansas elghtwn year* , Governor Renfrow, and Governor
..... He i .,k UP his residence la llarnes reappol.Ked hln. He .a. ap- 1-awP.n man wlalSlM
liulhrle al tke opealag and wa. given t-rtwted -.1-aiU uinlor Caleb H Ing Tuesday night that h
■ poaltka. In (he Isad office He was Hnniks. I nlted Stalws district alUirnev |n the 2* countlea that bad
udml t'il t#the bar and became k:iowii f. r (iklalK^un
„ M ora'ur wh.u ^IgueJ a l-st o,s,.u.«d.r ut (he (>klab- . nrilitia. nlln.e (lore na« .,rt> runuiug ,-luae
at the «rst terrl tibial b.r bao,, .t with rank ot cobuiel. He wa« lleuten ,« 2« for IVrffman „, m| chance, to win.
Colon*I H .ffmaa ..raaiilwil lh. Lead- , ant of ttie Oklahoma vxduuteer In ma,),, some gain, with owen on in
er Printing Cotnnany In liuthrte and fanlry regiment In the Spaoiab Amet Indian Territory .Ide, hat the . u
• M the Brat editor „f thai paper. H. ban aar kogee man', lead '«^ '
J great that It call do* be overcome.
have gooe for Haskell but Ihe vote Is 1 eighteen count Ira He ha. $50 In I Hoffman. ^*"rf',",-n"
rot yet canvaased and mi definite fig Washita county. *5 in Seminole and easy victor ana unties l. ated R I- Knle for .uperlntende.it
ore. ran lie .erured 4^0 in Bryan, whkh leave. to Information fr . # (nb of pal,llc In.tnirtlon by about 5,(«HI.
Cruce h*. carried Greer county by be met out .f the remaining fifteen to Insure hl generally I* The race Is close between Hurke
by counties. Cherokee, leflore and g | sUatlal ,***" '/,tr-lly 1>f Otnw'. and McComb for Insurance cootmla-
eel veil and that | alo
itancr. lor
l proalmately (K>« vote, lirsns
It la generally b -
about 100, McCurtain by less than a uueyah are -I known u, have * °o«*.
hundred Pushmataha by 125. W a ;on. r for Haskell by heavy u.a)oriil«.. but nrenrth has been
by a small majority and Woods and In none of these will his plurality run i Hoffman
a little old spinet stood the loquaciou. ! property Itvs lien, fully Inches pi
guide told (he girl, (hat It had bee, vear. which la more than some of the
played upon by Frau Ruth Ooethe an<
by the poet htmaell. and that aa .
special favor—he knew It would brim
an additional tip—he would allow oni
ot the party to play a few note, ut
the Instrument.
The girls could not decide whicv
cue should have the honor nor whst
should be played. 'Fauat.' Egmont
and Mlgnon' were under dlacuaaloa
wheu I butted In and played a few
from 'The Star Spangled Banner.
to the land of beautiful aun-
shine and almost perpetual harvest.
Where the people are prosperoua.
happy aud contented.
Where the flowers bloom ten montha
wntrn i more iusu ... ,
and for Oras. Gro g. j Kr0WB June yegetablea In January, and
Improvement, and Water. bask (n ro|j.w|n,er-. bglmy air and
This pro|ierty Is lenred and croaa- Kjuriuuil .unatilne.
fenced In many large and .mall paa where the land yield ia enormona
wlih
— - — . , m nnr uie i«uii jirm «
four barbed wire. wi(h u() |h), pr|cM remuuera(lve.
*p!-n. *° Where souielhluK can be
post, about 12 feet apait Where souietlilug can be planted
number of fine shallow wens. ^ harvested every uionth lu the
Also a number of fine Lakes and y¥.ar
Tanks. | Where the climate 1. so mild that
Also, a number of fine flowing Arte- Northern farmer here save prac-
.Ian Wells, whose crystal streani3 flow tically all hi. fuel bill, and three-
The girls didn't seem to recognise th( (()r m||P. aml miles down those creek., fourths the cost of clothing hi. family
tune, and I have wondeied ever slnc«
was it their Ignorance, the quality ol
the Instrument or poaslbly my play
Ing
whose broad, rich valleys. Irrigable ,n lbw Nor,h.
from those continuously flowing Where the country Is advancing and
streams, make it the Ideal plat* for property values rapidly Increasing.
r and beta
icfee and Ihm
THE VOTE 01 COUNTIES. •
Garvin
Grady .
rapt .
governor
Crive Haskell t* I*
Adsir
...
7CS
Alfalfa
A1<rk*
'.1
m
Heaver
..
Hlaine
...
Hryan
•Canadian ..
VJ\l
tti
Caddo
903
897
Carter
.. J.4i3
2U
Cherokee ..
(*hoctaw ...
... C34
1.043
Cimarron .. .
Cleveland ...
VO0
3r.7
Comanche ..
. .. 1.690
Craig
. ...
432
Creek ... .
342
Custer ... .
l*U ar« ...
...
ill
Uewiy ...
. ... 2-9
Ul
Kill*
flarfleld .
Harper ..
Is . Haskell . .
Hutrttes
W t iatks in
tefterson
... Kingfisher
112 Kiowa
$A I Latimer .
M l,eflo|e ..
.. . l/>ve .. .
1(10 • Lincoln
41 Marshall ..
... I Major ....
100 | Mayo J ...
142 McClain
82 McCurtain .
. . I McIntosh
SS Murray ...
ie Muskogee
... Noble ... .
,' i
2*
ll« Nowata
r>*>
120
.10?
lij 1 •Okfuskee
11«
w®
.Oklahoma • •
. ^.302
267
... i Okmulgee ...
. 371
552
6&1
211
156 | Osaje
*39
271
... ottawa
324
140
37B
t 99
3; Pawnee
. 170
1 !l
1 .-89
7- Payne
412
521
1.6C5
1 th
5f, ' IHCahuru
. 849
I.ISi
S03
Pontotoc
I.OUk
51 pottawatomie ..
. 1.282
1,906
175
641
331 Pushmataha ..
444
131 Roger Mllli ...
T*i.l
1.229
163 Hoger.
315
1.003
14#
296
^ ' Seminole
Sequoyah ... .
1.170
1..9
1 tWpteta
. 1.043
940
451
1.483
G19
147 1 Texas
m Tillman
£84
Tulsa
Wagoner
.. 774
920
1 •Washington .
215
361
794
l\6
"b'6 Washita
Woods
ITS
fc-3
For stale comtnlnaloner of charttiea
Miss Kate Bernard of oklahoma City
had tw> oppoaRlon and Charles Dauaa
erty. a union labor printer c< that
,u- cltv. received the nomination fo.
1U9 3tnte labour commissioner practically
76 • without opimaltlon, althougt. the
220 ! name of J. S. Murray, who had pre-
tin viously withdraw n, apeare-i on the bui-
lt; I lot In acme plan
Time In European Nationa.
The German empire ha.
time, adopted April 1. 1903, the central
European time, so called, which is on«
hour fa.ter than the time of the
Greenwich meridian. The aame .tanri
ard i. In use in Au.tria, Hungary
Where all stock, without auy feed,
■r, on the na-
tive grasse. and bruah.
I Where (he same land yielda the
substantial of the temperate and the
luxuries of the tropic Mine*.
Where the farmer doe. not have to
the M.iketlng Gardener who desires wh„ra
to raise from two lo three'crop, or fatt,.n winter aI,d ,
marketable produce on Ihe same
uniform *■"«" *' „ _ . „
Farming and Truck Farming.
Seasor.tt never end.
Thla land la adapted to profitable
culture of Henna, Cabbage. Celery, j Wul k hard six months in the year to
Cucumbers. Lettuce. Tomatoes, Heets, 1 raise feed to keep his stork from dy-
— , Carrots, Onions. Hadiab. Squash. |nK during the winter, as they do In
Italy. Swltieilaud. Denmark. Norway strawberries. Cauliflower. Okra. Ovs- . y,e North and Northwest,
und Sweden. ter Plant. Peas, Hasher lies. Tnrnlps. ! where there are no aristocrats and
The west European time Is the t.rae Aoricola. Cantaloupes, Orapea. Irish ,j0 not have to work hard to
..f the Greenwich meridian, and is j Potatoes. Olives. Sweet Potatoes, lla- have ,,ient>- and go in the best society.
nana.. Hate. Kncllsh Walnut a Figs. w|M.ro ,he nat|Ve8 WOI k less and
Melmta. Pe.nul. 1'a.ley. Hlarkberries. mo„ to „how for what thpy do
than In any country In the United
used in Kngland, Holland, Belgium
Luxembourg and Spain. France, out
of national vanity, holds to the tim
of Paris, both for herself and foi
her colonies in Algiers and Tunis, only
nine minutes faster than Greenwich
time.
The east F.uropean time la the samt
I as the time or St. Petersburg, which _ ,
W M. Cro.s was nopilnateed seen- I ^ „ hour|( , mlnu,(. and 13 goconl- ' It is readily conceded by nil those
J1S1 tury of atate without opposition. . ' )han 0r#eBWl(.h time. Thh i who know anything about Texas that
... The vote was 4V.UU0 to aU.oOU less : ,ard ,8 UB„(1 lu European Russia [ the most proline agricultural section
. iifl fir-tii . I n (li n I H'Wi/'h rupi n ti i 7 1 Sfl II A TI a On lO
than It was expected to [sill, tin larm j pur|(ey |n Kurope, Romania and Bui
garla.
Broom Corn. lemons. I'lum.. Tobac
I CO, Alfalfa, Rye, Oranges, Peaches,
I Pe> ana. Corn. Cotton, Oata, Wheat,
; Apple., Pea...
j Page G3 of the book entitled "Beau-
tiful San Antonio." officially issued by
the llusiues. Men's Club of San An-
I toulo, dated May. 1906. says:
ivlng been busy In their fields
I and the business men apparently In-
1 different as to the result.
First Philippine Legislature
|GUTHR1K: Governor Franw ha.
ecelved a copy of the proclamation
He Blew the Violoncello.
"Gentlemen," recently said a Ger
man profestur, who was showing t(
1.1s students the patients In the asy
lum, "thlB man suffers from delirium
He Is a musician. It !
'of the Philippines, calling a guneral j Btrument affects the lungs and throat
election on July 20. 1907, to elect rep | (n (||c^ B way as n, create a great
leientatlves for a general Philippine ] lhIrst which has to be allayed b>
assembly, which will hold its flrat Iiers|8tent Indulgence In strong drink
.35,477 33.936 9.267
1SG
84
633
icsslon In October . Thla
flp.it Philippine leglslalur
will be th« | ilence. In the
is that which recognlxea Sau Antot.io
a. its logical center, particularly that
portion directly Bouth of San Antonio,
with the Gulf of Mexico bordering on
the southeast and the Rio Grande bor-
dering ou Ihe south and wesL
Within the last four or Ave years,
In the territory named, special atten-
tion has been given to growing vege-
tables, they maturing at a time when
they secure the maximum pnecs on
Northern markets, wlilca markets they
virtually Invade without a competitor.
The profit 111 growing vegetable. In
this '■ :r.tory will be seen by an exam-
..atlon of the following figures.
DISCUSS WAVS TO FIGHT
OKLAHOMA
representatives
lii Hie territory
und discussed
Ti
entyflvi
c.iunttei
CITV
if the new
y met at the U-.
ways aud mea
the Injunction
igalnsl the .ubmlaaliti of the cot
tit ut Ion, with (he county bouudarte
Pa.tor Thwart. Elopement
LAWTON: Discovering In hi.
d 11 iuliter's possession a letter contain-
ing alleged details f a contemplated
Lawton May Vote Bond. . ,
LAWTON: The n.ayor and council Individuals w.'h a grudge agaln.t the |
-Isco Railroad company, ptn
id maliciously threw open the
LAWTON: That
ha
before
Turning to the patient, the profes
me designing I SOr asked:
What Instrument do you blow?'
of time, the dU ' cured from reliable source., allowing
i-tlttn ed by the board of ] Krlaco Railroad company, purpo.ely ..^.he violoncello."—Cleveland lx-ad
witch
1 lor
fight
as they
are in
w nxe
d. Kaih of the
(ourleon
1 now
counties was rcpre-
vented
at th«*
meeting, which was
called 11
oerely
for the
• purpose of dls
running
Um
«t mat
iner In which to
raise funds to
carry
on the fight.
Two
lines.
une to
Okmulgee, the
other ti
0 Wele
etka. 1
vill be surveyed
by the
Frisco
engine.
nrlng corps, who
monday
began
operal
Ions (rom Shaw
nr.- r
rom tUi
> surveys will be
elopement with P. 1> Pe
married man. who traveli
Dawson and Suler Produr
the Rev C M Harncs th
plans of Miss Klsle Barne
old and handsome The
remain* In her father's h
Pevehottae has dlsapp
left the city, accordlug to p
'.house,
uducatlon to call an election for the
pun use of voting bonds In the *uu. .f 1" 'he yards of the Oklahoma City ft
.. $.-,000 out Of the proceeds of which We tern at Alt... about four weeks
to construct a brick school building ; ago. seeking revenge through the tik
rted the ! it. the Fifth ward. The building alt. Ing of live-, of employes of the com
17 years ' 11 situated on famous claim No. 2. imny. has become practically eatab-
drawn In the opening of 1901 by Mlsa b>' ,ecret n"'n empUy-
Net Earning. Per Acre:
•'Watermelon, from $7a.00 to >200 00. j
"Cantaloupes from >40 00 to >75.00.
"Cabbage from $125 00 to $225 00.
"Cauliflower from $75.00 to $225.00.
"Means and Peas from $100.00 to
$125.00.
"Tomatoea from $125 00 to $400.00.
"Potatoea from $60.00 to $150 00.
"OnlonB from $150.00 to $800.00.
"Tabasco Peppers from $500.00 to
$900.u0 per acre.
The Chicago Record-Herald pub-
States
Where house., barn, and fence, can
be built for less thau half th. cost 1
the North.
Where sunstroke, and heat prostra-
tion. are unknown.
Where aufferer. with A.thma. Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, llav Fever and Throat
Trouble, find relief.
Where, surrounded by frulta and
vegetable., which ripen every month
in the year, the living I. lietter and
less expensive than in the North.
Where the water I. pure, soft and
plentiful.
Where the taxes are so low that th*
amount Its never missed.
Where Public and Private School!
and Churches of all denomlnatlooaara
plentiful..
Where peace, plenty and good will
prevail.
Where It is so healthy that there
are few physicians and most of them,
to make a living supplement their In-
come from other business.
$1,000 Reward will ba paid to an?
one proving thai any slalamant
in this advertisement is not true.
Write for literature and nam*
ol nearest agent.
C. F. SIMMONS.
21S Alamo Plata > San Ant.nio, Texaa
ing lad;
hue Mat tie Ileal of Wichita. Kan and the '<1 by the company to make lnve.tl-
tll.in.. lb.. .1.. i- > I 11 x m >if tha
d Pc
eho.ue
rrange-
Imt the girl did uot meet him.
led the line foi
n with Shawm
The Clever Fox.
The rector of a pariah near Oxford
Kngland. tells this fox story As ht
waa walking across some fields dur
Ing a recent fox hunt he heard the
cry of hounds. The fox ran lute mhlng the following Individual expert-
the next Held. A fox came running ences In South Texas'.
toward him and trotted along by his Men who came here with $500 and
; a dog would do. wagging ! $t!00 a few years ago are now lnde
1.1. brush. The rector walked on. The pendently rich.
found this same switch thrown open* huntsman, looking about, saw nothing
! but so vigilant has been the watch | ,iut ,hp clergyman and what seemed *-
Cklahoman Killed in Panama onilii,iy, t that no further accidents (<) bt, ),(„ U1)K and galloped away I11
LAW CON . Robert Hulnie, x.u of I have occurred. another direction. As soon as the
L H. G. Hulme. a merchant uf Weath Detective, are making a thorough ,.l)as, was clear the fox gave a whisk of~vou7Trouae"r to-day." "You 1 lllea of the unlveralty
rford wa. recently klled In a rail- investigation and In all probability ar
hedge.
huildlng will be the first pe
public building c n.tructed on the ad-
' dltlon formed by that traet.
gations. Since iho derailing of th. .
train and 'he killing of the engineer | |,'|jp"'j*ust :
in April, detective, have several lime.
| rests will folkjw In a short time.
from the
Gl'THRIK Fourteen applicant*
before the territorial bar commission
successfully passed Ihe required ex-
amination and two Oklahoma City at-
torneys. It. L. Davidson and Ernest ^ mad accident in the canal zoue
Cha.i.tiers stood the highest In the the Isthn.ua of Panama. Hulme was a ■ I
. 1 The others were K A Urw- rough rider under Roosevelt during I a. j. Titus of Cherokee 1. presldenf Two Side, to It.
den of Medford. Roy Sl.aw of Black , ihe Spanish American war and twice I 0f the organlaatlou Henry Dower, ol "Well," .aid the tiresome fellow
well, C. (> C le II E Iterger. Fred V. served In ihu regular army of the | Fairview Is secretary and treaaurer | there'a no doubt about the truth of
Suits and K N Latta of Oklahoma , I'nlted State. The remain, will be and George Whltehur.t of Sayre la that old say Ing. 'The more we get. the
(it.-. C II Templelon of Pawnee. Mil shipped to Bowie, Texas, for buital. ' ftrat vice pre.ldent. I more we want.
third of the total rrop ginned In that )tn>u elect,>n of Texhoma. A. L. L«aae-
ity during the .eason The union nun 0j Guthrie. F. E. Ran dall of Jefferson county —tlore 6a5. Hoffman Hughe, county—Oti
,l dividend of about Gage. Gene Madeline of Pond C"eek. 541. Nagle 3S, Turner 297. Furman kl . 3SO. Nagle 66. Turner 424. Furtnaa | want, the lesa
At th. Dinner Table.
"Who Is that handsome man over
there?" "That 1a Louis XIV." "How
absurd! What do yon mean?" "Well,
his name 1. Louts, and he la alwaya
Invited when there happens to be 13
at table."—Translated for Tale, from
A you*'* — who came to thla ' Wl—ad* Blatter.
Properly Slxed Up. Poor Orphans.
"William, «ald an Oil City woman Two of the young frlenda of Bishop
,"7 to her husband, i gave away an old Wllberforce of Oxford gave the author-
bisk _ , .
1 much trou-
The Farmers' union gin at Creaceul
glnued 2.500 bales cotton last ea
son. which Is a little more than one
■ 1111. Hoffman works the other
1 will have
35 per cent.
aud B. F Smith ol Enid.
(Owen 446. Rutherford 151.
1 1043, Owen 829, Rutherford 130.
•rflowed
is. was clear the fox gave a whisk of vo,|r trou8Prs to-day." "You ;
bis tall and disappeared through :> wha. rrlor ,TrP they'" "Blue Me that they won ihe nlcknanjes of
I think "Great Scott! Woman, do Hophni and Phlneha. One day th'*y
you know what you've dono?" "Why . were Iuunglng about the hall at Cud-
^no—William. I don't. Was there any densdon palace, singing the Lutheran
money in them?" "Was there any refrain: "The Devil Is Dead,' when
money In them? There happened lo \ the blahop suddenly appeared. He
be $50 In them which 1 Intended hand j walked very gently up to them, and In
ing you for a present " "William," hla most caressing manner, placing
replied Sharp, "but II also Wlimlln quietly, I believe you ' one hand on each head, aald In con-
are lying Which he waa. of course, solatory tone: "Alaa, poor orpbana!"
—Oil' City BlUzard -Youth s Companion.
The 1
get."—Philadelphia '
Press.
Ua. Good Stallion. I It Is estimated that the
The stallion which does not mark ' and swamp lands reclalmable In
are
Not So Comfortable. I *n Omlaalan.
Some of tbo.e^nancl^en^terprl.e. |g jijln^ewwpt' between stallion la. or ahould be tho better anl I acrea. the reclamation of which wou!4
husband and wife. | mal of the two and he .hould be so j increase the land value more that
Egbert—Hut It doean't .ay between I prepotent that he ta able to Imprea. i j- ooo.ooo.ooii. the aunual crop value
whoae husband and wl
Yonkera Statesman.
More Thorough.
Bobby had gone to Canada to vlalt j
Substitute..
"We haven't any deviled craba, afr,"
Of yo.
water."
"Yea," anawered the stock manipu-
lator "And It's getting lo be rather
hot water "—Washington Star.
be stallion which does not mark and swamp land, reclalmable in sov- „now d;d you niakp out w|th you. s.nMll,h aunt and waa trying to aald the waiter. "I can offer you aome
colts should not be bred to. The eral of the slates amount to 50.000.000 I Frf.mll whill. i>aris" ' . utj hl> lwkir|or all ,hP time very nice deviled eggs." "L'mph! I
- - - H K~ - 1 tiut at luncheon, when his aunt asked 1 presume If yr
"Well—er- not very well You see. 1
only had occasion to use the language
speaking to shop people, and they
out of mock-tur-
hlm If he would like some curried | tie soup you'd suggest some very nice
.. . - | — —. - - , chicken, he was UMoklaM with
Ife'- hi. superior q.wlltles on the colL If ,, ;>00 OOO.OOi. und, If .ubdlvided Into ' don't understand elegant French. Tou | (, „wh#( (b tbtf matter_ Hobby?"
be fail, to do this he Is generally ' f ^ ^ vvuuM s ,ly 5()0 Oo0 ' know.' -Phlladelphla Ledger aiikpd h)> >un, ..U)n., yo|, ,|ke
but a very little better than the scrub ■ wlft homM pot 1J 00(1, Maehlnlata and^-Machlnlata. 1 chickenT" "1 don't know,
•e ae. i * r.nMt tr it «•«. that -r-1c
Sufficient R.aaon.
Wedderly A man who talk. In hi.
sleep should never marry
Singleton Why nol?
Wedderly llcca.ise he talk. In bis
aleiip — Chicago Hall) New..
Wh/ He Wa. Desperate.
May me- Charlie Huggtna made
perale love to me last night.
I Kdyth—I'm not at all surprised
Kver since 1 refused him he ha. be«9
deaLHsrito.--Chicago Hally New..
Madame Pattl la aald tr prefer to
alng to a small circle of rrlenda at
her own home rather than to a lai je
public audience.
Ilussla, with 109.375 mllea of wire,
has the longcl telegraph ayatem la
Europe.
mock orange.?" retorted the diner.
"Yes. air." answered the waiter, calm-
ly, "At least 1 would auggest that you
give them a mock trial."—Harper'a
Weekly.
some machinist, ran do more and bet
ter work with a $2.75 kit of tool, than I
.nine other, can do with $100 woitb ot I
loo«# ia uiorucco canes.
He willing to bear responsibilities.
The first pair of spectacle, wa. [ They are as light as feathera whef
made by an Italian In I JK9. | accepted willingly
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