Hobart Weekly Chief (Hobart, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 15, 1906 Page: 1 of 12
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Official Paper I
of Kiowa County I
HOBART WEEKLY CHIEF
Official Paper
of City of Hobart
VOL. 5.
HOBART, KIOWA COl'XTY, OKLAHOMA. Till KSDAY, MAU( II 15, I!**;.
no. 27.
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i A Glorious Big Pasture
CHEAP* Butchery Opened
MONEY
Our Sunday
Schools.
Lowest Rates
Terms to suit borrower.
If you want to borrow
money on your farm,
call on or write
SCOTT & SCOTT
Hobart, Okla.
Second door west ol Pott Office.
Statehood Bill
8 pec 1*1 to The Chief.
Washington, March 12.—The
Statehood Bill was sent to the
house from the senate. A mo-
tion to concur in senate amend-
ments was made. Cannon laid
it on the table subject to the call
of Chairman Hamilton of the
states and territories committee.
The republicans are in revolt
against such methods of delay
and have caused a caucus to be
called. We will get statehood or
the republican party will be for-
ever damned in Oklahoma.
600 Moro's Men, Women
and Children Slain.
-Yo War in the Phillipines,
Our soldiers in the Phillipines
have "benevolently assimulated"
000 of the islanders. They were
trapped in an extinct volcano
crater and everyone of them,
men. women and children, slain.
Twenty American soldiers were
killed. Roosevelt has cabled his
congratulations on the great vic-
tory to General Wood. There is
not a man living today in our
oouutry who can name a year
when the Spaniards were not kill-
ing Filipinos and since the U. S.
got them in 1898 not a year since
that they have not cost us more
lhan they will ever be worth.
Statehood Is Coming.
This session of congress will
grant statehood to Oklahoma
and Indian Territory. Mark
this prediction. The democratic
grafters at Guthrie, headed by
the Guthrie Leader, can't stop it.
Neither can the knocking re-
publican corporate interests.
The people of the whole na-
tion demand it. The national
republican party is not a fool.
The Senators are aroused and
have informed the Oklahoma
delegation that they will give us
statehood, if the bill has to be
placed as a rider on an appropri-
ation bill. Yes we will get
statehood.
Stephens Bill for Opening Financing the Convention
Kiowa and Comanche
Lands Passes.
The Stephen** bill to open the
500,000 aores of land in Kiowa
and Comanoheo tunties has pass-
ed the Senate as it came from
the House and in now up to the
President. The Chief announoed
some time ago that this hill would
pass. When the President signt*
it we will print the bill.
Will He Have to Go?
Ed Kelley had to lose his job
in Pancoast's court in order that
his boss might keep his position.
Will Ned Sisson have to walk
the plank to save Gillette? There
is trouble somewhere. Gillette's
appiontment has not arrived.
What is the matter? The people
and the lawyers are a unit for
his reappointment. Are we go-
ing to have some spiteful,
peanut politics in our court?
The Happy Editor.
Mrs. C. C. Worrall who spent
the winter months in California,
returned to the city Thursday
looking hale and hearty, and re-
ports one of the most pleasant
trips of her life. Judge Worrall
is all smiles, and over-joyed,
at her return.
H. E. Mott came in from Lone
Wolf Friday.
NOW LOOK HERE!
JIre you what the worlctkails
A Careful Dresser ?
A Nobby Dresser?
A Smart Dresser?
A Quiet Dresser ?
An Economical Dresser?
You can keep up your reputation on all or any of
the above by wearing
Stein-Bloch and S. M. & S. Clothing
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They Suggest
Economy
Smartness
Correctness
They Are Made Right,
Fit Right, and
Sold Right
Particular Dressers are easily pleased
when they look at the Dixie's Spring line of
Clothing.
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IXIE STORE
The people of Kiowa county
and Hobart have in the near fu-
ture a great convention coming
in our midst. This convention
will represent the united Sunday
school interest* of all Oklahoma
and 1,000 delegates are expected
from other counties. Already
friends from other parts are
writing friends here "We are
coming to see your new country
and attend the big convention."
Kiowa county has led the Ter-
ritory for to years and she must
now do more than her part in
honor of our visitors. Hobart
must put on her best and with
the strong assistance she will re-
ceive from all parts of the county
she can entertain the convention
as it has never been entertained
before.
The Central Committee elected
by the Kiowa county Sunday
school Association are appoint-
ing their sub-committees and to
the Finance Committee falls the
duty of receiving the funds for
the convention expenses.
A stock certificate plan will be
used. Convention stock at one
dollar per share will be issued
by the finance committee, the
certificate bearing the signatures
of the Central Committee. If
presented at the convention the
holder may secure the signatures
of the goneral officers and noted
visitors.
This stock will make a splen-
did souvenir of the convention
and tho committee are expecting
the people of Kiowa to subscribe
for the stock sufficiently to foot
all expenses.
Should a surplus fund be
found in the treasurer's hands
its disposition will be subject to
a vote of the stockhoklers.
Parties purchasing stock may
credit it to whichever school
they may desire and on Kiowa
day a grand parade will be held
! of Kiowa schools and the town-
j ship selling the most stock will
I head the parade.
The city of Hobart will not be
considered as competing with the
townships but will appear in line,
possibly in the rear, and the
school in the city having the
greatest amount of credits will
lead the Hobart parade. Three
sohools alieady have stock to
their credit.
The Finance committee earn-
estly revuests that all superin-
tendents in the county put in
motion tho suggestions in a let-
ter recently mailed.
Should any superintendent fail
to get said letter he should at
once get into correspondence
with the Central Committee, Mr.
Tom V. Ellzey, chairman.
Look for the stockholders but-
ton and you will know who is
helping Kiowa county maintain
her position, the first in the Ter-
Jitory.
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The Editor Retires
to Blush.
The following letter came up
from the South End Friday. We
thank our friend.
Siboney, Okla.,
March 15th, '06.
Judge Worrall,
Hobart, Okla.
Dear Sir :—I send you $1.00 to
continue my subscription to the
best county paper I ever read,
The Hobart Chief. I am highly
pleased with your paper, and es-
pecially your editorials. I paid
Judge Mansell 60c on 19th of
May, 1905, but should have paid
sooner. Every democrat should
read it. Yours Truly.
J. M. Chadwick.
Notice !
To Our Farmer Customers
and FrionH*
V W %E Jlre in a position to furn•
f y / ish you with a year's
subscription to the best
weekly Farm Journal published
in the middle west, without cost to
you. If you desire to receive this
paper, leave, or send your name
and rural number to the bank, on
or before Saturday, March 17,1906.
D. S. WOLF1NGER, Cashier.
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The City National Bank
TA« Jill Horne Institution.
Business College and
Military Jlcademy
for Hobart.
Through the efforts of the
Commercial League we are to
have a first class Business
College and Military Acad-
emy. Colonel W. P. Maury,
Superintendent of the Maury
Military Aoademy, Mt. Sterling,
Ky., will be he"re early in April
to make arrangements for open-
ing the schools. Col. Maury
comes to us with the best of
recommendations and we see no
reason why the school should not
be a success and be well patron-
ized by Hobart and Southwest
Oklahoma.
Miss Ada Lloyd returned from
Texas Friday.
The Taking
Cold Habit
Subscribe for The Chief.
The old cold goes; a new one
quickly comes. It's the story
of a weak throat, weak lungs,
a tendency to consumption.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
9 breaks up the taking-cold
3 habit. It strengthens, soothes,
heals. Ask your doctorabout it.
" I had a terrible cold, and nothing rellev« «l
me. I tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and :t
promptly broke up my cold, stopped ii f
< oti|ch. and eased every part of my body, ft
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manufacture** of
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NOTICE, FARMERS!
mi E are making first and second mortgages on farms
yy at low and easy terms. We advance money for
final proof and pay you the full amount of your
loan the same day you sign our papers. You pay
your interest at our offiee in Hobart, and when
you deal with us you deal direct with the company who is
loaning the money, which is more satisfactory than deal-
ing with agents.
We are the only company doing business that
will make you a second loan if you wish it.
We are the only organized Farm Loan Company
doing business in Kiowa county that is owned and
managed by home people.
We also sell land and write Hail! Hail! Hail! insurance.
The Central Investment Co.
Offic• ovmr City Afatl. Bank. OBJfRT, 0#fLJt.
10c Coupon ** Erdtvurm's" coupon !Oc J
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On every dollar'* worth of goods purchased prior to May 1,11)06.
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