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Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

s | King, Of. f.Logan, was in the city
this afternoon looking after business
and legal matters.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

d A Morrow, of Mondamin, is in the
city transacting business this after.
noon.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

We have a full line of lOc. shee
music, latest songs and music book
and fOlios. j. ID Brown Il Son.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04
andy.

There is nothing for your girl
half 80 sweet as a box of Bells
endy.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

Remnants of holiday dress goods at
the Leader
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

Call a Mistake" q laughing
success at the theatre Mon
day night, Jan 8.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

Ed Garrison, of Logan, is in the city
today on combined business and
pleasure trip.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

Chss Forde was in Logan transact
ing business today.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04
The Best Prescription For
Colds and La Grippe

Colds and La Grippe
is box of Weeks Break Up A. Cold
Tablets. 1t is compo ed Of Quinll,
Epecac and Cascara, put up in choc,
late coated tablets 80 as to make /.
pleasant to the taste. 1t is better tina
the sulphate of quinine, as it does not
affect the head. 1t will cure q cold
while you sleep. Price 25c. We viii,
refund your money ifit fails to cure
Elliott & Harvey sole agents If
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

Mrs p L Perry and daughter arrived
IN the city last night from Los Vegas,
~ NJ, and will remain here sevt raj
weeks The guests of Mr. and Mrs John
FERRY.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

Claude Clarke who has been seri.
ously i'll for the past few weeks with
typhoid fever is convalescing and will
be able to be out in few days.
Miss Daisy Brown, after q few days
visit in this city with Mrs. j. p.
Martin, returned to her home in Logan
this morning.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

Try B.lm of Gilead Cough Syrup
If
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

.schulmeister TRANSACTED bust.
ness in Logau today.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

Chapped hands. cracked lips, ard
sroughness of the skin cured quickl,
by Banner Salye, most healing
ointment in the world.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

Dan WoOdard tunned out the finest
JOB OF buggy repairing and painting
this wet we have ever seen in the city.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04
For good goods. good service and
fair prices. 60 to Browns drug store.

Parker's lsurdry. Sixth street, l1s
block north Ot Erie. First c)sss "
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

Arthur Martin is visiting Logan
friends for few days,
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

JE Kirkwood departed this noon
fer les Moines.
Missouri Valley times., 1900-01-04

The ceremony uniting in marriage
Miss Madge Lowry of this city to Mr..
James Rockwell of Omaha, will be
performed at the residence of the
brides parents on Fourth street in this
city this evening at o'clock. Rev.
w IL Snyder officiating.
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but all 20 purpose. IIigh in the air the
yandfr will sometimes go and circle around.
but when he sees the Others do not follow him
be Away rptlrns. often 10 ny the same pct
formanca all over a.0tu The other two free
Geese sttll ~ liberty keep him company and
hold alouf from the others except when their
leader l. tfyius TO reclaim his lost followers
Thcn they add their shrlrks 20 his and do all
In their power to encourage by their example
tho six unfortunate ones
Mr, Beeuc IL 4 the opinion that tho gandcr
and the two geese will stay 10y their friends
until they hear tho Cries Of another flock pps--
ing overhead and then. realizing that their
old companions arc lost, they viii be on 10 the
sOu'hWuri
Mr Beehe SAYS tho pandcr II worth all the
others captured and good manv tame ones
a. we'll and determined efforts arc still being
made 10 capture him There is no chance of
doing this hv means ~ tho o. 70. for ever since
his experience m that he has refused To 20 near
u some Of the men who care for the fowls
have had experience in Snarius birds however
ana they az" going To try to yet Mr. Mckinney
and his remaining followers In this way
heir plan l. To lay about 400 snarcs for them
u l. beloved the capture viii be accomplished
provided another fock does not en'ice them
away before the snarcs are ready. MIR Bceho
said the Other day that TIE capture of the Wild
geese would mean that tho geese In the PARK
would be for wears the finest anywhere. for tho
reason that they would hatch more eggs and
their gosiings would be Us tine As themselves
The sun., 1900-11-19
Tlrhth Rcrimcnt AZ Yc.pcrs.

For the second time in its history the Eighth
Ecylmcut, one ,f tie Oldest IN tie New York
National Guard. attended services yestc-day at
Roman Catholic church. Almost an men
rcrortcd nj tho H-mory NJ Park avenue and
Nlnctr-'ourth street at 2:sO o'clock, and under
command Of Col Jarvis marched down Fifth
avenue 20 - patriCks Cathedral where a
srcrlal military vrsVcr service was held. The
cathedral " crowded and "a llatoon of police
VA re,u'-ed "a keep an cr'rsICc ogcr for the
guard men, tnr whor tho entire Coutrc aisle
'td been rc-crl cd. Archbishop CCrrisan Uflici-
a'.d assisted ~ Father lavoin. Dool"y, Con-
roliv and MUIR ny. In addition t. tie regular
choir tIcr- v"-" hundred brv- from the
~. han H,yliru IN -ITIlfrce, who avg from u e.
?}tir side Father L1vclle rector e the Ca'ha-
dful. Nrl,,Uoa -" uc'ubcr- e tie regimen /
to TIE church. lq'her puolcy. who j. char lain
~ the Eighth Regiment. Ur'aC' ed a sermon.
tt the uu'D-rfk "t tho Spanish vur Father
%. lev Wa ."nt to ('I,l.Wglra o. Hr' n 4
~ g,ugS heller to members e tho varir,.-
Nui .u'.cr regiments a,-cutl"d there. lle 40
cpdoarcd iifi.-r'' 'o -" ,ldl.r- ,'H' f.n f''rI
c'.'tcd him c'tr.7.u I the regiment, h" beng
tua lr-t Roman catholic ,ric-i Z" ,c"Ily that
{.
The sun., 1900-11-19
DOG CAUSES PANIC ~ 4 CHTRCH.
stampcdcs sunday school scholars and Gives
sexton "a Lively Chase.

BLooNl1RIp. Y. J., Nov. is.-A large Dane
q ~ coated considerable excitement ia tie
Par Methodist Church In this place at noon
DAY. Just after the church services lad been
dsn.s sci Tie animal ran through the
church into tho chapel. whore the Slnday
school was about 70 begin its session. The
Children screamed and thc-c waa a general
stanr ode.
William chuyler. Tho co,o-rd sexton. A.
slstei BY several fncrnhe-q Of tho congregation
tlen drove the dog out Of the Broad Street en-
t'lnca of tie church. BEFORE the front doors
could 10 closed however. IA" reapu feared and
was again drivoN ont only to enter a." SUNDAY
school room hy the Park street entrance. All
tle doors varo thon closed ant the animal was
d-ivon into the church, amid the CRIES of
to ,ouuccr sunday school scholars Sexton
Schuvlc- chased mo dog around tho church and
finally cautIrcd him and hustled him into the
cellar where ne wa hold a prisoner until Dc l.
Catcher Mart = arrived and cartci tho dsturher
20 tho mound
The sun., 1900-11-19
ALLEGED WIFE SLAYER WERPS.
legs Permission TO Attend Her Funeral and
MakcsA Scene over the Cohln.

John Hackett. painter Of 40 West Twenty
ninth street was committed to the Toinbs yes
terday By Coroner Fitzpatrick on the charge
oi causing the death OF his wife Katherine. who
died IN Bc.!evge Hospital on "Wednesday OF
cerebral he'uorrhage due tD violence Hacke't
it IL charged, while into 1!cated. beat the wom-n
t. death Her funeral was held yesterday
and llsckrtt begged the Coroner for perris-
sion 10 take last look at the face Of his vito
he Coroner permit ted him to attend the funeral
ana accompany the body 10 the ferry
Hackett was tsthcn tO hls house by Deteo-
tive Pr-uderRast Nhsn they reached thr
room in Which his vI'c's body lay. without
noticing the tAroug Of mourners present. lac
flung himself beside the oo-lE and began 10
yray fevertly, tears streafGlr. uoHn his checks
Then he ii sod his wife's face, and somc OF
hls friends led him away
Iiackett and the detective in n coach fol-
lowed tho he LSc when IL started FOR Calvary
Cemetery. When tho funeral reached the
ferry. he was taken. stll VeepInz. to the Iombs.
The sun., 1900-11-19

thfc.'-,IItrtar wears of tho farms existence.
Nhil" Tho smallpox ragged there no pno vac
allowed IN except the doctors from DeliiHrl.
lee disease caused y serious lusa 70 the farm.
bi reason ~ the amount of stun which h1d 10
b" burned.
Mn. AncdauIrl said that dIshun,rt or cur'-
lea. mason put N = defective NUr I'm new
bulldins to vluob AL had been luuktuc iorv ri
iu. comfortable quarters, and u nr" lighted to
warm TIE Wurkuen sct FIRE to tho buII.irg
through chat defective fiue and the h.tiu,uE
wps dc.tro,rd Tho 1000 los involved va.
too much ~ n blow for tho colony 10 recover
n"m. Insurance had hot been obtained. nrl
before tie ciI-e of NE year 1870 the duIutcl.Ist-
ton Of Brook Farm had begun Riplov's
hbrlTN Wa sold TO- repay tho peopie who had
hcnn lei tn invest IN the farm III FiIlcv's own
solicitation. Mr. Macdsniel spoke of Iu IN
lIaNthorue's declaration IN his lfs uf h- father
that hiS father Wa always sore over the Io-t
~ the ti 500 which he had invested the farm
and -lir said MY brother assured me that
Mr Riyle, had rnid H1wthornt and te other,
and that 30 had seen nrd handled She r"cci''I
and expressions oI their thanks for the phy-
The sun., 1900-11-19
EDNA MAY WITH 4 BUDGET.
AsTHFSs HtSNT PiUNiD UyR M.
VONDS. sN'I GOiNG 10 uiRRi.
JisEin. pld Not hlil Iim'ci' for Love a urr
and uasut q Butcher. but Had - Hr",h"r
who Uesis In Meat shes In Tine Hcaith,
and Hopes Her Sew Opera VIII Bs 60


and Hopes Her Sew Opera VIII B. 60
Idnl NAV. thc actress. who j. gong 10 si' =
the leading role IN a nov con h. o'ari ~ this
city on New Years eve got HON" on the Amer
can liner Sew York Yesterday. Mss MAY
camo back In I-riect health. due, ~" says,
to three month"; vacation IN Scu'hrd whcro
she hunted. fshcd walked and rode continu-
ously. sne went to the Hotel Gerard. in West
Iorty-fourth street and will stay there until
sho goes to Wn.. ..hiuFton. where the new opera
IL 10 b. produced on Dec 10 AliS' May said
u am very anxious 80 make eucrcsS m TIE
row Iirce and IL hArd wo,k will .Ccoupll,h
Il | will. The name of the orcra will II" Tn"
Girl From Up There II was written by Hugh
Morton and the music IN by Gustlvc Kerkrr.
We begin rehearsals tomorrow morning and
there will he a lot 81 work before We will have
II ready for the stage II was written eN-
pressly for me and | was n have bern hero
TO rehear-e two weeks age ~ have no time
4 wen, 70 England last March AID sang for
that rested. and hav" had such good time
on my vacation ! went to Aberdeen with
party tha, soes there foF TIE shooting nS b eyes
S partridge % and bIazei d away wS" at him 1s-e - were
was good fun. did lot of riding and walking.
and II did mo world Of good.
Il Wish you would deny for me that story u1at
Mr. Jie.ins committed suicide on my account.
heard about his death before left, and AZ he
ha been friend OF mine ! naturally felt very
hadl This story that he was III love with me-
and killed himself on nv account. though is
false from. beginning. 20 end re was good
friend aud nothius else | liked him. M did
everybody else that knew him. He had eyery-
thing to live for. money and friends. and his
not X such a nystery 10 me as IL u To- his other
friends Bv the way. IL was scarcely fair 70 call
him butcher lie was no such thinr. He had
n brother in the meat business. have heard,
hut be was not a butcher himself and never
had been. WHY. his income was I20,0 year.
And now about that story az my being
poverty stricken and Ia wing 70 pawn my jeweiry
II was lie and how IL ever started do not
know. for there never was any basis for the
story.
In view Of all that has been printed from
time IN time about my being about To cot rnaT-
rlrd let me s1y that marriage with any one IA
tho farthest thing from Iuy thoughts thee days
! could not get married u | wanted 10 Tor |
am si!l Mrs Titus and wil be until get my
divorce ! do not want 10 be married and
am not going 10 be Nothing small get bctNcn
mo and my work II can help IT. hr FrohHAn
las spoken 10 me about the drama and come
day ] may try H. but just At present love opera
too well tO leave II for anything else
Miss NAY had 4 number Of fash Light pictures
taken Oi h1r Yesterday and last night din-
rsr was gwen IN her honor at the Waldorf
Astoria.
The sun., 1900-11-19
Grand Opera IN san francisco.

S,N lENNGso". N"y q .NaurIo- Drau',
grand oI era company scored great ait - or
day In two IerfoTman,U- lsr, was a hg
house a. tie m1'lH@. 20 'rpr Mcih1 in Lucia"
and IN 10 evening .IDI. .r.rln" was given
with S,uul, 1Iu-i'",nk, NurGi.a and Nan IINok.
H. eaGlus In'c- lhc ard .oU,e 'I.'d.VoT, seat
aud crowded ever, i,.' O.. .ilnd.ng room,
before 2 san lrou"l-co audience md ele re-
caiyed an ovation Nr9ro.l' scruLd 10 her
rereItiou vcro those given To NrrslCa Nnn
Dyck. Edouard de Res7ke ana EeThaiu
The sun., 1900-11-19
or WOgkS TOP EiSI Orange.
Electric CoT,nin''> rropu'cd Plant Depended
an v,hinirN. Reelection.
ntw rpblira'iors.

rusNDt, y j. Nov u A. q result Of the
-. l"cl.ouI oi Pre- r.it Mckinley a new industry
l. to hr .'~ thli-'"t ~ Ea-t Orange, the Morris
llcctr, CONT uu'. oi IL 'ortlaudi street. New
Nur.. ua'a'tr D'r ld"d to buI!d q factory lor H."
'.dhUlgDluI' U street car and "A general In"
e.. ,l".'r.,.l eull lee Edward T.. MORN.
treas .r'r 90 fIr "nH l70v. selected site beioI"
tie 'I"' lur bu' would u.t Close the deal until
i.r Gr.'"Hl oI frNtu WHs j-.UTcd II l. cNI cct.d
tHt' o." d'"4r 50 I'D Ih~~ NI'hin week S"vanti
men EIt zee ,rl lul od Iu tn" WORKS a, the start
The sun., 1900-11-19
GooLkcrpar Accused Of stealing ~ 600

Gustavo Koscnthal. a horkk"oicr. Wts mr.
rc~tod ut hi h"m" At q West NTH street early
yesterday morning. charged With hayiu; cm-
t'2ll'd nearly SA."s' ~ small amount from
Ia UWTluy'r-, ni-burg, li"i"S \ jacobson.
VLolees.o Gr crode d'Il"r- at $40 EroadVG Gy
lie hp~ been Cmrlo.'d g them only about
ei.ht'cu months. Nygi~trat" /"llcr IN TIA"
loI''c street police court r"rnauded him 90
Tod.o Headquarters
The sun., 1900-11-19

Bishop Cyrus n Foss wa. - have rreacho!
a. - PaulS Methodist Episcopal Church.
Eiyhtv-siNth street and West Ind avanYe ye,-
terday morning but was taken suCdcidy Ia
with influenza and was compelled to remain
within doors. TIE p v Or John Concher
President OF the Woman College al Baltimore
3 tending the annual meeting Of the Miscellany
COMMITTEES OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
The sun., 1900-11-19

Arrved-SuSDAY. Nov ia
81 Pretoria. Khrlown, Hamburg. Nov. T.
ST. CAPT. Bennett, Olsen Jhma!ca, Nov ID.
S. ftemieT. Mcdonald. Sairana, Nov IL.
IS Hogarth Taylor. Sant1S. oct II.
SIS Indraveil.. craven. Norfolk. Nov. Il.
S. I'riucess Anne, Davis, Norfolk, NoN
SIS Horailo Hal. Bragg, Portland Nov. II.
SIS Hene'ict0r Swain. PhllAtHpaia Nov. ~
SIS II. v. whitney. Baker. bostll. Nov. l..
SIS Chicago City, Hunter, Bristol. Nov. J.
Pars IA ira, Halesen. punLs Arenas, June "a
IAfs Ped-U faoa,t, payeS tadiz. SEPT 20.
Barkenhne T. H. lOviu Wluams None' .deo
Aug 81.
The sun., 1900-11-19
Yorr Favorlte Game

OF cards for social entertainments can he made mos,
enjoyable by getting Auhsus'r BuSoh'S new Army
and Navy laying cards. HigL quality, low price.
25 cent. IN money OF siAmp, Malt Nutrine Dept,
Anheuser Busch Brewtng Assn, ST Louis No-Ade
The sun., 1900-11-19
Mss HELEN GOrLDy WEEKLY MAIL

l.3O3 Letters Asking for S1.Sss.SO2 In
specific Amounts. and More Besidcs.
A circular sent to Miss Helen Nj. Gould by
business concern recently soliciting business.
was answered In plain envelope postmsrk ed
lrvington and enclosing the following printed
circular:
The sun., 1900-11-19
HaRINR INTRIIIGEkCE.

MINIATURE Ai.AASAc--rPts DAy
sun rises .....6:5i Sun sets .4O Noon risea 4.i9
HIGH wATER-THIS DAY.
Sandy Huot- .524 Gov. I'd. sc Hell Gate ZAP
The sun., 1900-11-19

bNFIN I'D VITT
SIS Friedrich der fuSse from New York AZ Bremen.
sAri.YD PROM FORPIGS PCRTS
SIS Cenpanla, from Queenstown for New York
The sun., 1900-11-19

4 w''l-kNovn young writer OF verse ard
Comic" whose place of abode has bcon some
thing a. a secret for several yen-s hr- dis
closed +, IA a novel inyltaylon which n" hl-
sent 20 IA friends. It - bound in lishi ,otpred
roulA paper and on the front, bc..iuuiu. " "a
~ HuUruq si le''or, - the ststNiua'r. We
are going 20 celebrate the tenth auuIVrr, lry
rl our IIargI i,.c az our house address given
Ne would be- pleased II vou would honor u-
with your presence" Ia" fret page ,u-i 90
Of ~" cover '- devoted To q lictur. Of tho on:
and h. v.f" and his three Children pacr
ipp .. h'...i 0ri.u % portrait OF ~. poot and on
t'H prr p~EiH IAg' l. "a picture ~ his wife pl..,
iuYr ooue.ll- u picture OF their hpna In New
dor. rrl 'C'NN II complicated i ..,r..l-
ttunu Ol' Nu. by VIII y IL may be reached
4 nn.n ~ Inc Lust ls mM Tho Ln,t rAgn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06
STATEHOOD BILL.
Senator Fairbanks Intro
dueed the Bill in the
Senate.
NOT SINGLE STATEHOOD.
No Reference to the Indian
Territory Being Taken
in on Single State
hood.
THEY MAY SUCCEED
Oklahoma Supporters of the Nov
ment to Make the Two Ter
ritories One State Adopt
Resolutions.

Washington. Dec. 4.-Senator
Fairbanks OF Indiana introduced
inte the United States Senate a
bill today TO admit Oklahoma as
a state, with two representatives.
The usual provisions for a consti-
tutional convention aud the
grants of lands for state institu.
tioDs are made.
Guthrie, Ok, Dec. 4.-Senator
Fairbanks measure providing for
the admission Of Oklahoma with
her presents boundaries, into the
union, does not meet with the
approval, it seems, Of Oklahoma.
1t is to guard against the bniIding
of small state that the present
agitation regarding single state
hood, that is, state composed
of both Oklahoma and the Indian
territories prevails. 1t pointed
out that while there are thousands
who want a state of Oklahoma
alone, or separate statehood, the
leaders of this movement are for
The most part politicians. They
argue that the Indian territory is
wealthy and can well.bear the bur
dens of taxation. Shortly before
leaving for Washington, Delegate
Flynn, is an interview, said he
favored a state OF Oklahoma with
in her present boundaries, with
out waitig for Congress to attach
Indian territory lands as allot-
ments are made. II is believed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

here that Mr.. Flynn is interested
in Fairbanks measure, since the
bill introduced today is thought
to be along the same lines as the
statehood bill introduced in con-
gress last year by Mr.. Flynn.
The Barnes administration is
emphatieally in favor of single
statehood and the governors
adherents will a. tend the South
McAlester convention in force.
The passage of Fairbanks bill
means the deposing of Barnes.
Acting Governor jenkins said
this evening:
II believe the Fairbanks bill is
what we want enacted"
Charles Filson, spokesman for
Governor Barnes during the lat
ters aDsense, sald.
"The Fairbanks bill will hardly
pass. 1t is based on Flynn's
measure and prescribes small,
ungainly state. SO far as as two
representatives are concerned,
tnat is about right and in accord
aDce with the congressional ap-
portioDment. However, with one
big state made of Oklahoma and
Indian territory the reapportion-
ment would give the new state at
least six congressman"
SINGLE STATEHOOD RESOLUTIONS.
Citizens of Logan county, re-
gardless of party affiliation, selec-
ted delegated here today to the
statehood convention to be held
at South Ne Alester December 10.
o r Fegan, Republican, wac chair
man of the meeting and l. G Nib
lack, Democrat, secretary. One
resolution was passed. II was
read: 1--WE want single state
hood.p
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

~ have always found when it
comes to a little temporary aid,p
said the Impecunious Youth and
Distant Relatives are pretty
clOse.n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

An escaped lunatic whiled away
his time in Racine, Wis, by tax.
ing the civil service examina ion.
incidentally he took the highest
grade.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

Sometimes man gets so pol
ished that people can see right
through him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

''Yes, my boy said the parent
to his son, who was Ieaypg home,
''even young trees must branch
out for themselves. M
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

AT the Jackson day banquet
Mr. Bryan expects to again per.
form his great act of surrounding
a keynote. Perhaps he will use
Mr.. Tillman's tuning fork.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

A Danish proverb says: A
lean compromise is preferable TO
fat lawsuit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

If a bloody razor is to be con-
sidered evidence of o murder the
average bachelor boarding house
on a Sunday morning would fur
nish some awful mysteries.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06


The following are the officer
elected by the 10 o f last night
MF Cheaney, N G..
J c Kimmerly. V G.
Sto N G, O P Brown,
LIS TO n G, w A Bohart,
A Haight, r S.
Don Rose, + S.
Jas McGaughy. treas.
M W Baker, Chaplain.
j X Strosnider, Warden.
John Shehan, Con.
r S to V G, J E Nichols,
L S to V G, S Monroe,
OG, w NJ Edwards,
G, Henry Frey.
Rs s, Ike Descombes.
L S S George McGaughy.
wv Brown, trustee for three
years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

A few more steam whistles to
ihe choir industrial is what Chick
asha needs and must have within
the year of 1901.
A woman cannot be D society
leader and make one man happy.
If she scceeds in society she fails
at home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

'Ifit wasn't for those long red
gashes, De Liyerus's face would
look as if carved from MARBLE
Yes, he carves it himself; I've
tried TO make him 60 to barber"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

The Beers are holding big re-
yival, not entirely gwen over to
religion. Last reports indicates
that 400 more of Bobs's brave
little men were gathered into the
fold.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

Beza: Gods word is an anvil
which has worn ont many a ham
mer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

1t is an awful hardship to the
gossip that there are only two
sides to story.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

That young woman has got
enough cerise ribbon on her cor
sage for an off-side play, said the
StalSart cennter of the Mohawks.
why, what do you meansp Off
side playf Five yards of course.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

A man may be assured that a
girl isn't taking much interest in
him when she fails to put a post.
script to the letter that she writes
him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06
EMERSON

Never hit mau when he's got
you down.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06
"A WISE MAN

"A WISE MAN
A wise man always pals a fair
price for his shoes.
He knows that when five dollar
shoe is offered for dollar and half
it is not q i've dollar shoe.
He doesn t expect something for
nothing.
He knows that our shoes and our
prices are exactly right, and that
our $3.50 shoes are the best So 90
shoes In town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06

Elite clothing, Raymond's S and
Miller's gloves, Budd and Blake
neys perfect form shoes and L. & j.
hats all for men at the
FAMOUS.
We have sold more ''hot stuph''
in woods and woolly goods this
week than all last year, because we
had 'em and advertised 'em too.
THE FAMOUS
COCHRAN.
When you want your racers or
driving horses shod, go to Simpson.
He docs the work himself-don't
depecd on hired help. Satisfaction
guaranteed.