The Independent (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 24, 1908 Page: 2 of 8
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THE Independent
\V 1"' HA UNA HI). EUITOI; Ai > I'chi.INUKI:
Subu.'-iptirm l'rico. One Dollar a Year, in Ad
\ uitoe; Six Months, Fifty Cents; Three
Montbs, Thirty Ce its; 5c a co] y.
I'UHHLISIIFD EVERY THURSDAY
THURSDAY, SKPTb'MBER 24, 1908
When ;j man sends his wife ant] baby
;ivvji ■ <•: 1 a Irif) he situ on tlie porch alone
in t! • t vening atul wonders where is the
uvv'ii;li good time men are suppose 10
fuiV'- when their wives are out of town.
Two! ty-five years from now the pre-
mium publications may be offering a Hy-
ing machine with each yearly subscrip-
tion, and that overworked phrase, "Mr.
[ones dropped in to see us," may be lit
erally true.
mentioned expected to Bee. Just bear in
mind, readers, that any common ping ed-
itor has as much, or possibly more to do
than any other person in the town. If
you know an item and it is not published
in the paper just because the editor did-
n't happen to know of it, don't kick; it is
your iauit for not handing it in as a news!
.item. Any one in town or out ol town
j who know any news items in their neigh-
borhood or family, hand them in, as we
might fail to get them. They will bo ap-
preciated, we can assure you, foryou will i
have the pleasure of reading them in '
the paper VVe all alone in the shop and
con lined pretty close. We know we miss
items under our very nose, but it is not
intentional. Tell us the news.
1. Stone's Drug Store
Jieiv List ft! School fewks us K«|iiirod.
ery and Supplies.
\ Offlpletf Lisji' of Ktaiion-
One man's business deals with others
usually makes people a little shy in in-
vesting in the concern he may bo nt th.
head of. Profit by other people's exper-
iences, and it costs you nothing.
SOME QUESTIONS.
There is no "sycophancy" about Oov.l We suggest to the city dads that an
iloch, in one instance, at "least. He re-'lten,ized account for all moneys expend-
ed to dig up for a fund to bring Speak. !cd for citv anfl 8treet work be P bli^ed
or Joe Cannon to Topeka to speak—in
loving remembrance of the package Old
jot handed b in in Washington la>L win-
ter when he expected a respectful hear-
ing from the old duller.
in this paper—if not, why not? There is
i considerable comment on the street here !
j about the cost of such work. The cit > 1
|dads think this talk is heard from ehron-
|ic Knockers. If so, satisfy the chronic
prio
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WiieeN*r' Primer vs
1st Reader.. l'S
2nd .35
3rd ♦>
Johnson's 4th
5th ... r,i
Drill Book 75
Phonetic h In Head lo
Advanced AritU .44
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Thomas' Eicn: T* S History 45
Adv 75
Doub's Hint find Gov't-..
Rrohn's 1st Hook lu .. 30
Grad l>.q In I'hytf .50
Thoburn k lioleomb'h Hist
of Okluhoma €6
Scott's Practical fitiirliilt— 60
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Lessons in English.
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Lessons In ftngliKb 5i
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Puntennejr'i Numbers 4
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. i.-nnpfcon't Drawing 1 o?
W # Hter'a Primary Di( t <
Common S'chti
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While's Primer
Other BooKii Sn i plen ©si
New Century Arlthtoetio
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price
Mny berr.v
Hyiretno.
i'lij fiiolo ! y
! knocker by showing him what amount of
j money it takes to keep up public im =
provements in a small city like this.
Here are some of the questions:
What are the conditions of the doings
of the city council?
For what purposes was the money in
city treasury expended, and who got itV
For why and what were amendments j
All books formerly used in the sc'-i ol.s here
can be exchanged or book.-- u! tlie same grade.
Old books must have all leaves and hacks in-
tact. cvt Ca,sln.io:Q., Olrla,.
MBMMWBPHiin iiwiiii "HIT in k s.Miasrj
We wish it strictly understood by
;nd all parties thrt this paper will not
publish any roasts on any person or bus-
iness firm brought to this ofiiee for any
price. • nder the libel laws the publish-
er is j-ist as responsible as the party who
signs the article. All roasts positively
refused even in advertising space, as we
!o not consider such ad. copy legitimate. ordinances passed a few months ago, j
and who was the author of them?
tells on | there is something rotten in the city
a voting ! council, why not bury the "rotten?"
S tf, !S(!<;\\. 1). w. IliH.lc !. I, WELCS'.
Fresitlwit. Vice I'vcMidntl. ("iiiiii'-.r.
Here is a story Anna Carlson
lite young ladies. She -ays that
THE FIRST NATIONS
Capital
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t; (l\ went into n dry goods store and
nought some material for a curtain.
V\ hen she got back home and made a
clo?e evaminatiou she found that the
meshes in the cloth were so large that
people passing b}' the door could see
eight through. So, in
Is it robbery, or graft, or someone look- |
ing for snaps?
Why make duck ponds in this town? !
Who's doing this and what is the price!)
paid?
Hasn't a taxpayer got a right to find;]
tead ot makinf a ! °'d what has been done w ith this money? i j
5if),000 00
a.(KX 00
25,000 00
lain out of the cloth, she converted it Should this paper go to sleep and re
into a skirt waist
i fuse to publi-h answers to the above '
Oftentimes we hca- the complaint that
questions .-
The answer
the full, unadulterated.
certain articles whi dt appear in this pa-* itemized report of expenditures on the
per ire not mst exactly ' >• the parties! improvements or repairs for this citv.
Surdlus and Proiit
St ock liolde rs Li a bi i i t i e^
Total Responsibilities i*o5.000 <!0
Taxes paid.
Fire insurance xvrittei
Farm Loans made
Call and see us
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\V. A. CROMWELL
ps a pure Hop and Mailed Harley J
product containing all of the in vigora' ing qual* J'
ities of Lager I >e< r, but is without the excess 5
ive amount ol alcohol found in them, therefore j
a true substitute for beer without the bad after *
effects, books, tastes and foams like beer.
Keeping qualities and tonic effect equal to ♦
high-grade. Try it, at Jake's Retreat while in *
Cashion. i
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KING FISH KH OKLAHOMA
J. L. HOUSHWORTH.
l'liysirian and Surufuti.
All calls promptly answereil
day or ni^lit.
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rivftvon. Sundays from ' tclOft. in
Dress Making
At w. CromweU'i Slow *>i
Mroadwav.
Mrs. Walter Hot ron,
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Barnard, W. F. The Independent (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 24, 1908, newspaper, September 24, 1908; Cashion, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc98550/m1/2/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.