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&AGE TWO.
THE SHAWNEE WCWS. TUESDAY AWlL t . ! «.
THE MEWB. I MONTHS PC* 1100
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PAGE FOUR.
THE SHAWNEE HE*:. TUESDAY, APRIL IS. 1 10-
THE NEWS, THREE MONTHS. J1.06
Ladies' Spring
All This
Wash
Week
Suits
SEVENTH ECITAL
OF COMIORf
WTERESTING PROGRAM VYiLL BE
GIVEN THC-SDAY EVEN-
ING—-FRIENDS
Beautiful Jacket Suits in White, Tan
Suits worth $9.00, this week - - - $6.00
Suits worth $7.50, this week - - - $5.00
Suits worth $7.00, this week - - - $3.98
Suits worth $6.00, this week - - - $3.29
These Suits Must Be Closed Out This Week.
THE ELITE
The seventh r
The M-renUj re
J. M. McNISH, Manage;
METHODIST LADIES
ENTERTAINED MEN
OF THE CHURCH.
The ladies of the Home Mlaakmary
Society of the First Methodist Epl*
copal ckurot. South, entertained the
BiA-e member* of the congregation
At a banquet ia the Boeuh building
ob North Broadway flfcjcdi) even-
ing. The (<*et was a splendid one,
and was greatly eaiojed by aJJ who
participate
Following the banquet. u Inter
THE WOMAN'S MISSIONARY
SOCIETY
Of the Preabyterian church will
meet Tuesday, April 1}, at 7: JO p.
m with Mri H. Wahl, CK North
Bell The following program win be
given:
Devotional. Mr*. 8. M. Ahernathy.
Roll call, Scripture re*pon*e.
Map talk on India. Mn. Cooper.
Vocal duett, Mr* Cochrane and
Mr*. Wahl
Woman'! Rights la India, Mi*
Streeter
Home Topic. Mr*. Broady
eating program of toaau wa* r.i
„ , . _ i 'wtui: topic, jar*, bto
W. U Chapman acted a, toasUaaste: .Voea] ^o. Mr* Sewe"
and Gwge H. Kerfoot spoke on the I junr-t tw_„v_ ,
_ , Keport from Preebyterian meeting,
•abject. The Influence of Chris- ; Mr* A r
tiaalty on the Coed mere*] World Hymn Prcnr r-rrmij-mr t w
•Oar Future Chun*" w„ the *u* , ^ 0nt^i' Moor,
Ject of a talk by J. L. Roe-boat J.
W. Jone* .poke oa "Oar Band., I ^ ^
fHE CHINESE CONTINUE
RI0TIN6 AT CHtNGSHI
Tfte Br t t h Consulate tfte Only For*
E. I4in§ Left Standing
—0*fc; « s Are Pcwer ess ta
Protect Property
-rED . <-~a-£sai- <^;ba Aj>ril IS—AH the
v terfigu own* 3 buii-ings in C3args!*a
&a*e t>tta i« rojei by fire, with the
erf il*e a-rd ah ricrpTian cf the Sridsk cor^uia-ie. aU
' *>y pupils of the ^ sit?* reeled bj fare I gnev
1 ni iirnee OotKmiorr of Mask will **Te beea J001* MM oS-
and ljIuc ike ^ - °l ti.-.* u u c ^ , Thursday
I servatory. The previa o«e ^
"he beat yet presented. Friend* of IT* "d sf
herec;«ac ail fore. :.r> uu :o
he ^rforaw ud -tadtau * the e*w ^ . JOWB, B0
fore:?x retiien: lost Ms life.
Tbe rroTtrnor of Hu Nan ProTiBce.
A'ou Tetung Sia. anc ais sea were
tilled an i several other gorertme^t
officials fler. £v«sre: a metxm of the
Rem ck "i:*T 18 ^ ^1X 'housand foreign
-rilled soldiers are stationed here, and
I a few of these protected the gor-
Shnte traor's hc^&e fc* a usee, h-t soon all
^ joined the rioters.
A Little War Victor Hairlt The rtou begin April jj. waea tie
^ -.-r. lawrence Compton. 1 famine sufferers l-ooted ii?e rice shops.
T be Sailor Boy s I>ream*" Wheeler captain of police vas wounded while
:rring to restore order, hut thousands
rowded around him *nd iiis assist-
aata, and he was abiiged to flee 10 the
\ amen The rioters followed him
there aod besieged the place all aighL
The following day the disturbances
became anti-fore ?a, this being a
strong anti-foreign prorince. The Nor-
wegian and atholic missions were
burned The other missions were de-
stroyed on April l^ The missi onaries
attached to the American Dpiscopali-a
Missionary Alliance, the United Evan-
gemcal church and the Wesleyan and
Yale missiens numbering 43 In all,
took refuge in boats. They left all
their effects. The destruction of all
foreign property, including the Jap-
anese consulate and the British ware-
house followed. The fate of the Stand-
ard Oil company's newly erected tanks
is unknown
The British consul detained two
reamers for the refugees who include
70 Japanese Owing, however, to the
shortage of provisions and the hope-
lessness of the situation, it was de-
cided to start for Hankow.
conservatory are invited to be pres-
jeoL
The following is the program:
Petite Waltz Bngeiman
Willier Haiistoa.
"Little Flower"*
Roas Johnston.
"Dance of the Gnats"
Ailie Miller.
NO. 5 WEST MAIN
IT THEJSECKEH
"THE TEST" CONSIDERED BEST
PLAY IN WHICH SHE HAS
EVER APPEARED.
School," and Bdwta Moore'a talk
waa 00 the *ai>}ect "My Inpresiion*
of the Shawnee Church
"Why I Feel Laxy oc Sunday
Morning wa* of an
MwHyrV the gen-ral!"lt*
■ad W If Crowder ©conditions «#1
drws jj, -Miesiona"
It hu been claimed for the "The
Krmuer Sonata", The Woman ia
'-he Ca*e". "Eteaurrectlon", "The
Straight Road", and other* of the fam-
ou* pUy. In which Mi*. Blanche
Wai*i has aiarred that they teach a
'jeaatiful moral lenoa, bat "The Te*t
FIGURINO wy for ihe | •"" ""
oa h>~ iK.,ur ork.
riage
Job
I abo Boagwiowi.v In NewjdT,
that alwaye Q^eaaee Let ufcout oneja.
your bungalow y you propcM^ulatioo P
—uai jne lest
oroo* body and * keen bra-n With- 1 ke 1* touring thi* season 1*
out h<*lth there 1* no «uecea*. But by critic* to be far greate-
Bectrtc Bitter* k th« greateat health ti,an u' 01 tl:e e- It U a play that
bolder the world ha* arer known. It, brtEK* the *urface the great
compel* perfect action of stomach, emotjol l talent of the actress, her
Brer kidney*, bowel*; purifie* and' :a « etic perMnallty. her power of The propmr .h ud MrKInlpr
^che. the blood, tone, and lnrtgo- ^2™"'°"' ud ^niarkabie roice. *111 be sold April 26 1910 at' the
.rate, the whole system and enables Jl>e Te*t' U intereeting from the '"ont door 131 9th st~«- an' Mc
«Z J^ ? WtAr <* £ 10 tie fi:1 of It Kinley at 2 p. m. u, th^tig^t Wd
v."" dli-.T Work. "Afur mr—.k. be*ms with ril.i , ^ . .. . ignest Dla
Brewer
Benard
King
Dorn
Lydia Whitman.
"The Vision Gtortoas"
Edith Payne.
"GaTotte"
Reba Williajn*.
The Garden of Eden"
Mrs. Chae. Wells.
"Zaaipa OTerture''
Grace Johnston.
The Beautiful Land of Nod."
Greene.
C. A Hallick.
Moskowski
Lncilie Witte.
"Tie Two Grenadiers" Schumann
A. H. Thomas.
Harris Protecting People.
Tour eye* fitted scientifically by a
competent optician. Easy payment*
on glasses if you prefer, at
BOWLES 4 &BENNETT
c Wade £ Branch Hardware Store,
13~a 10S East State St.
INDIAN SUE8 KATY FOR
*9,000 DAMAGES TO LAND
In th« superior court W*h-pe-h*<?he
sae* the M K. 4. T. railway oom-
pan.T for 19,000 damages to land
which he alleges an embankment of
•-he railroad caused to overflow with
a re*ult that a great .mount of fine
«and «£ deposited In place of the
rich lo*m that bad been washed
away
RHODE ISLAND REDS
B. C. FORAKER
Etcluaire Breeder of Rose Comb
The kind that LAY 1 the kind
_... that PAT
BALLOON STRUCK BY LIGHTNING 'Eggs for setting from Pen J....12.60
(Ftor 15)
Tne City of Wealth.
Consider for a moment what this j
aew city is. For a better prospect.
mm to your history and compare
this young city with other cities. Ad-'
mi-ted to the people, a city of 120C 1
r. months. It is a city sufficient
-Bio itself, in its natural resources.
Tdz *-•* 1 and 4evek*p~>-*i in the]
past fcur mouths -z'«■ in no an <
certaan tones of the type. It thrives •
in the fertile soil surrounding it!
which will return handsome yearly
profits. Fruits of all kinds abound.
Its coal deposits are only partially
bounds of her possibilities. The an-
nual output of coal is 120,000 tons,
with a pay roll of $15,000 per month.
There are industries erf all kinds lo-
cating in the city and it will be
among the first manufacturing towns ,
in the state.
Xcw is the time to get a home
ia this wonderful new city, as we
are selling lots at a very low price.'
in order to get the business portion
iof our *own built up. Do not wait!
any longer, but write or call and see
John Holahai. General Agent, Lake
Ho*el. Shawnee. Okla.
Majestic
.Theater
Erery one who sees INDUSTRIAL
HEIGHTS buys at least one pair of
lots just the same. Only (6 cash and
$6 per month per lot
121 East Main street
III
Tuesday Night the
Great Rural Comedy
Drama,
"A Homespun Heart"
Ladies Free Matinee Wed-
nesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. The play will be
"A Wife's Peri."
ednesday night an enthrall-
ing Modem {Drama
"His Otter Wtfe"
Prices, 10, 15 and 25 cents
The Finest Orchestra in the
South.
H, 0. Rucker's
KORAK WONDER COMPANY.
Kills a Murderer,
i merciless murderer is append!
citis, with many victims. But Dr. |
King's New Life Pills kill it, by pre-1
vention. They gently stimulate *to-n- j
ach, liver and bowels, preventing i
that clogging that invites append!-'
citis, curing constipation, headache,
biliousness, chills. 25c, at all drug-
gist*. i
baring your tutomof is carrying h „'\ work. "After month* of lth bright dialogue and Is
;e '--plated * II to ftesary can. kidney trouble." fl!Ied throughout with action startling
"d °> it right—pf%!and. Th «i. * German of Cushing. 'n lu "«>re. Climax after climax
•*o Bungalow* V In New d-J "~rw bo"1'* of Bactrlc Bit- foUow ® cb other in aueh rapid «uc-
Bectrlc
■ade me feel like a new man.
all druggists.
in the | n
ii ""|VATt "SSSKSU"
BEING SET UP FOR (This
V of
Thaw wto look down thefr 4
heaters laet week are now wlahng
they hadn't and there la a genkr*
movement all over the city on the
part of householder* to get the heat
ing apparatus in operation once
more The last few nights, a* well
as the day*, have been very "nippy"
tth the mercury close to the fro*'
mark. So far, however, gardens and
IJ**tt have not been damaged, unlesr
,n *«ry few place* in the low-
lands, although they are having
heavy snow storms and freezing
weather in the north.
Mr*. A. E. Kennedy, who has been
visiting relatives at Cameron, Mo.,
has returned. Mr*. Maggie Under.
o Lo* Angeles, Cai, and Dr. E. 8.
The books are open at the *ecre-
tary'* office No. 117 1-2 West Grand
Avenue, Oklahoma City, Okla., for
registration.
Ali person* who were in any part
of Oklahoma any time during the
year Hgj are entitled to registration.
N'o fees will be charged if you
register before April 25th, 1910.
Send your name, addre** and date
you came to Oklahoma and a bio-
graphical sketch of your life to J. A.
Baugu*. Box 607, Oklahoma City
Okla.
O A MIT8CHER,
President
J. A. J. BADOUS,
Secretary.
Diarrhoea should be cured without
—«•"« fc/w turcu wimom
McDonsid of Cameron. Mo, accom-1 los. of time and by a medicine like
panied her. Mrs. Under is a *i*te- Chamberlain'. Colic, Cholera and
and Dr. McDonald I* a brother-!n-1 Diarrhoe Remedy, which not only
law of A. B. Kennedy. Dr. McDon
aid is coming to look at some of
Shawnee's rare bargains and will
probably invest some money before
he leaves.
cures promptly but produce* no un
pleasant after effect*. It never fall*
and 1* pleasant and safe to take
Sold by all druggists.
HID Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there 1* at lea-t
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all Its stages,
and that Is catarrh. Hall'* Catarrh
Cure I* the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity, ca-
tarrh, being a constitutional disease,
require, a constitutional treatment
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the nystem.
hereby destroying the foundation ol
the disease and giving the patient
strength by building up the oonstl
tutlon and assisting nature in doing
Its work. The proprietors have so
much faith In Its curative powers
that they offer one hundred dollars
ft #afv i*
QUARTERLY TEACHERS'
TION.
EXAMI-
The regular quarterly examination
for county te*cher*' certificates will
be held in th district court room In
the city of Tecumseh. Thursday, Fri
day, April 28 and 2 , 19X0. Those
desiring to take the examination
should be there promptly at 8 p. m.
the first day.
Bring pen and Ink, paper will be
furnlahed.
CLARENCE ROBISON,
Co. Supt. Pottawatomie Co., Okla
cession and the audience Is held In a
•Pell, scaroely breathing at times, the
.nterest reaches such a point. The
physical requirement* of the actress
If great, but *he fully meets these
lb the third act eapeclally does she
display her power of elocution.
Through several long scene* she 1*
the central figure, her mtuical voice
undergoing the strain well as .he
rises from one dramatic height to an-
other. In her long speeches she never
once falter* and bring* about her de-
nouements In a sweeping manner that
captivate* her audience*. The part
gives her great scope for the finer
sort of repressed acting for which .he
is famous and never once does ahe
!o*e an opportunity for an artutlc ex
plolt.
The plot of the play Is interesting
and problematical. It teaches a .tory
that appeala to every man. woman
and child In every walk of life. It
pc.e* the great question of whether
a woman and a man, both with a
past, the woman regenerated and with
a clean road behind her, and the man
only conventionally "reformed",
should be allowed to enter the social
folds on equal terms. Or rather wh\
should the man be permitted all the
privilege* of society and the womat
always be barred from them, unless
her past be hidden or sufficiently
veiled to make her "Inttrsmlng."
The play brings an overwhelmlag
argument In favor of the woman and
end* happily.
The Test" is the work of Jule*
Eckert Goodman and Is declared by
critics to be one of the greatest play,
ever produced on the American stage
Miss Walsh Is assisted by the strong-
est company with which she has ever
been surrounded. Among those in
the aggregation are George Howard
for several years leading man with
Mary Mannering, Harriet Sterling,
William Trarers, C. Jay Williams.
Nlchola* Judels, Katherine Bell. Will
D Corbett, George Manning, Harold
der. Terms half down.
Tear at 8 per cent.
balance one
lHv
CONSOLATION.
April 18, 1J10.
Dr. B F. Hamilton.
Shawne, Okla. ^ ~ -
Dear Friend: V
Ton have lost your wife The
Bod.ea of Four German. Found In
Garden in Re;chen*aeh*sn With
Their Wrecked Airship.
Berlin, April IS.—The balloon De-
Ut*sch, belonging to the Bitterfleid
Aero club, was struck by lightning dar-
ing a violent storm The four occa-
P*Eia were killed. The exact circum-
•tanee* of the catastrophe will never
be known, for the only evidences are
the wrecked balloon and the ahattered
bodies of the men who met their fat%
unseen without the possibility of bu
mac help.
A resident of Reicbensachsen, about
60 miles from Bltterlleld. hear! among
peals of thunder one crash so loud that
he believed lightning had s-ruck a
house, but not hearing anything furth-
er likely to support this belief, he
went to sleep again Going out after
daylight be waa astonished to find a
wrecked balloon and the distorted
bodies of the men lying in his gatd«n.
WANT CONSERVATION CONGRESS
Eggs from Pen 2 |i.60
Premium* awarded: First and Seo-
ond Oock; First and Second Hen;
r.rst and Second Pullet and First
Cockerel; First and Third Pen;
Shawnee Poultry Show, December
1 05.
10 East Main Street Shawnee, Okla
PONT JUGGLE THE DOLLARS.
when it comes to carriage and Auto-
mobile painting. Cheap work is the
dearest in the end. I dont soUcit
your work on cheapness but rather
on quality.
J. P. MITCHELL, -i
123 1-2 N Beard *t. Shawnee, Okll.
Over Harry Johnson'*.
SHAWNEE FOR MB.
The best state—Oklahoma In the oenter of this great southwest ~ I.
The beet city—Shawne, in the center of the best state
The best investment, INDUSTRIAL KEiGHTS. in the center of activities
Our automobile and salesmen are at your command
Only |5 cash and $5 per month.
SHAWNEE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
121 East Main street
~r-.2r
Every family, and especially those riaroit
who reside In the country, should Thomas Sanderson and others
be provided at all time* with a bottle I "Tb' Test' will be seen at the
of Chamberlain* Llnament There Beck?r theatre for a limited engage
is no telling when It may bs wanted ( ment °r one l<tL April l th.
MHMiii j-
patience visits every home in ever?
land and clime, has come to you.
I know not whether or no you
were prepared for the Angel of
Death.
I do know that when t came ts
you last week, that his visit wa* sure
and so you told me when I entered
the house.
I do not know how to comfort you.
®y old friend.
For fifteen year* we have been
friend* I wish that I could ex-
change that fifteen years of friend
ship for one solid drop of comfort,
but I cant, and the best that I
can do is to pen these few poor line*
of romfor to show you that In all
the world of trouble there Is one
heart that beats, one soul that suf-
fers and one man at least, who
grieves with you and offers in his
poor way such consolation as only
one friend can to another.
At 11 o'clock every day how often
has she called you up. I miss the
rings even now.
I um no speechmaker or preacher,
itll if I could comfort you and your
orphan boy, no duty would I count
too hard.
Old friend, I know you are bowed
down with grief, but let the hope
that you have a son to raise buoy
you up In your trouble and let the
consolation that the hundreds of
your friends who suffer but say
nothing, are behind you wishing that
this Inscrutable way of Providence
may be revealed to you later, and
that you may understand that God's
way Is not oor way, but In the long
run Is always right.
Tour friend,
W. B. PIGG
St. Loui*, Minneapolis and St. I
Paul for the Big Convention.
Washmfuin, April is.—The move,
ment to secum the national Sonserva-
ti or. convention for Kansas City Is ear-
tain to meet with lively opposition
from other <-ltles aspiring to land it.
The matter is to be settled by the ex-
ecutive committee of the National
Conservation associaUon here next
week Omaha, St Louis, Minneapolis
and St. Paul have sent representatives
here strongely urging their claims for
the convention They are offering con-
vention hails, the payment of expense*
and other inducement* to secure «hs
meeting.
ROBBERS OVERLOOKED $6,000
■antfct* at Ha*ke!l, Ok, Only Got 600
for Their TrouDI* In Wreck-
ing Bank Safe.
Haskell, Ok.. April 19.—The pir*t
State bank of Haskell wa* robbed of
*600 by robbers, who in leaving the
bank after having blown up the safe
and wrecked the furniture, dropped
one sack of *ilver containing $260
The robbers failed to find M.OOO in
currency in another compartment of
th* safe.
Th* robber* escaped In a hu« with
a poss* in pursuit 6tx mile* from
Haskell th* hor*e wa* found. The rob-:
ber* evidently had .toleo a fresh horat
there and proceeded.
FOR SALE
A No. 1 160 acres achool land. 7.slating o< 240 acres in Miller county
miles from Shawnee. 100 acrts in Mo. This eetate border* on a navi-
cultivation, 60 acres in cotton and 40
acres In corn. Rented this year for
third and fourth. Ptirchaser will be
entitled to the rent. A five room
house, barn and other out buildings.
Four or five oeres In orchard. Price
11200 or would consider trade in city
property.
We caa show yon one of the best
*atot home* In the city, A nine1
room h;ra*e with light* and gas on I
501140 f°o< tot Paved streets and up
other conveniences. We can sell
this magnificent home today
82650 with good terms.
gable stream. There is some fine til-
lable land and splendid timber, plen-
ty of good living water, 3-4 mile to
county seat and good school. If you
have your trading harness or. come
up and let us tell you about this.
S0xl40 on south Draper, |400. ^
Two lots ia Hyde park, J400.
Two lots on south Oak, $300.
(i
w e can sell you homes from $300
for A £°°<1 restaurant
I bargain.
for sale at a
W. have th. o.d McGee e*tate ejfor^ .^tnT" * ^ ^
AVERY REALTV COMPANY
Chamberlain'* Stomach and Uvsr
Tablets assist nature In driving an
Impurities out of th* syatsm. In*ur-
Another Bank Record.
Kansas City. April 19,- Iust to keep
In practice, the Kansas City banks
made another high record last week.
Their exchangea through the clearing
house amounted to $58,700,482, show-
Ing an incrrase of nearly $11,500,000
or 14 per cent over the flgurej for a
year ago
ROOM 3, OVER STATE NATIONAL BANK.
'PHONE 490,,
The Minnehaha Went Aahor*.
London. April 19,-The tteamihip
Minnehaha of the Atlantic Transport
Has is reported to be wrecked on th*
—*wfcs* tum. I.t.. a < 1 .1
Gold silver Copper
We have all kinds of money i0 loan
on farm property. Our terms are
easy, your payments light.
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