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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-02-09
"Rozprawa poIska W Sci
mie Pruskim.

Bcz "Polendebattc' nicmasz tcraz
dyskusyi budzctowej sejmie pruskim
W paramcncic nicmieckim. Go roku Rad
zaostrza antipolskic zarzadzenia, ME dba-
jqc o to. zc gwaici nicmi konstytucyjnie
poreczone prawa swobody obywatelskic
co roku vice posiowie polscy W spcinianiu
swego gt6wnego narodowego obowiazku,
musza przcciw temu protestowat co roku
ministrowie odpowiedziach swoich
chwalq sic pred zbaiamuconq opiniQ pu-
bliczna W Niemczcch, zc "ratujq panstwo
od nicbczpieczenstwa polskiego.'
Byfa vice teraz "poIska ayskusya, W
kt6rej posei JazIaewski wykazal mini
strom, re oni sami owo rzekome polskie
niebezpieczcnstwo maluja ma scianie. Cd
powiedz ministra skarbu Miquel'a swiad-
czy, do jakich konsekwencyj dojst moze
nawet bardzo swiatiy umysi, jezcli sic da
oszoiomit narodowo- panstwowcmu szowi-
nizmowi zejdzie drogi prawa sprawie-
dliwosci na droge: "cel uswieca srodki. "
Polacy- powiada przedstawiaja sic zaw-
sze, jako biedne jagnieta jako uciskani
napastowani. Tymczasem oni sa wiaSnie
agresywni nar6d nicmiccki musi sic
bronic, Rad w swych antipolskich "a
| rzadzeniach czu e sic zgodnym Il prevail
ma wiekszoScia niemieckicgo narodu. a
przeciez, samo pofozenie Polak6w, jako od
wszelkiej wladzy odsunietych, oddanych
pod najczujniejszy nadz6r rzadu jego or
gan6w, zagrozonych ma kazdym kroku, Il,
ich doscignic czy to zapobiegawcza, czy
karzaca reka tych wtadz skazuj je ich ns
obronne stanowisko.
Poacy sa, zyja, mnozq sic, pracuja Ii
teraturze, sztucc. w produkcyl ckonoml
cznej. vice tel i rosna silly | ten natu
rainy, samego faktu zycia i piracy wyni
kajacy wzrost sill narodowych- Jest uwaza
ny przez szowinistycznq opinie publican;
niemieckq jako dziaianie agresywne, jake
napasc ma Niemcow, jako "niebezpieczen
stwo polskie." Niesfychany, bezprzyk1ad
ME stojacy fakt uzbrojenia niemieckiej ko
misyi kolonizacyjnej W sumo juz POO mi
lion6w marck na wykupno zemi z II. k pol
skich, azeby na niej Niemc6w osadzac-
wywofuje polskiej strony obrone, prowa
dzona najlegalniej zapomoca ekonomi
cnych finansowych instytucyj i dl
tego m6wi sic, re Polacy So stronq napa
dajaca, agresywna, a biedny nar6d ME
miecki, biedne pahstwo pruskie bronic si
musza! Odbiera Rad dzieciom polskin
nauke jezyka polskiego W szkofach, nave
religii po niemiecku uczyc kaze; zakazuj
nawet prywatnej nauki jezyka polskiego
karami ja oktada-a gdy Polacy mimo t.
znajduja srodki uczenia dzieci polskieg'
|jezyka DO te srodki zawsze W rodzinie si'
znajda, jest to znowu ME obrona, ale na
pasc ma Niemc6w! Wyparto Polak6w
urzed6w, sadow. re stanowisk nauczyciel
skich, wypieraja ich z ziemi--a przecie
ci Polacy czegos zyc, cos przecie robi
musza Vice sic biora do przemysfu
handlu, bo i'm juz tylko to zostafo, Emo
wa ME obrona ME prosty instynkt utrzy
MIA sic przy zyciu- napasc!
Vice gfosza ministrowie sejmie pru
skim, re obecna polityke wobec Polak6w
W przyszfosci konsekwentnie beda prze
prowadzac, DO soIidarnie narodem bro
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-02-09
Vol. XIV. Feb. 9, 1901.

mic musza narodu i pahstwa od polskiego
nlebezpicczenstwa, od polskiej napasci.
Bo zreszta, jak powiada MIGUEL, powstanie
z +. 1863 przekonalo, ze nawct W czasach,
kiedy Prusy incj polityki wobec Pola
k6w sic trzymaiy, ME odhieraly "a t.
wdziecznosci, naraAajqc sic tylko ma mai
gorszc akta nieprzyjazni. Alel powstanie
T. 1863 ME hyfo przcciw Niemcom, ami
przcciw Prusom skicrowanc vice ME
wdziecznosci ME moze bye mowy. Czego
chca Polacy swoja polityka?- -pyta mini
ster. Czy chca oderwat te czesc kraju
kt6rc tylko pare dni marszu od Berlina
sp oddalone? p. Miguel vie dobrze, az
nazbyt dobrze, IL stosunek sill obustron-
nych wysoki rozwoj militaryzmu na to
ME pozwala. A juz najciekawszy jest
ustep mowy Mipucl'a, W kt6rym apeluje
do intcresu Polak6w: ".JeacIi takim daa-
nosciom (do oderwania siel pozwolicie
tax na sicbie wplywat, ac sw6j rozw6j spo-
ieczny, swola oSwiate, swoja cywilizacye
stawiacic przez to ma drugi plan to szko-
dzicic przcz to sami sobie, uszczuplacie
rozw6j cywilizacyjny, kt6ryby wsp6lnie
przcz Polak6w i Nicmc6w m6gi bye doko-
nywany.' Alez wiaSnic Polacy pracuja
mad swojq oswiata, swoja cywilizacya,
przcz co bynajmniej ME przcszkadzaja zy-
iqcym obok Nicmcom mad swoja znowu
oswiatq cywilizacyq pracowat. Alez do
tychczasowy rozw6j cywilizacyjny jest
wlaSnir owocem dzialania r6lnorodnych
czynnikdw, rdznych kicrmkdw, rozmai-
tych narodowych wlasciwosci.
kto przemoca te r6lnorodnost chce po-
gwalcit a rozw6j cywilizacyjny apsoIutnie
ujednostajnit pozbawia cywilizacye mai
poteaniej jszcgo bodzca. Co bedzic litera
tura sztuka, gdy nicj narodowc wlasci
wosci wygnamy? Vice Polacy Niemcy
mogq bardzo dobrze mad cywilizacyjnym
rozwoiem pracowat do znakomitych W
MIN doprowadzit wynik6w, pomimo, ra-
. czej dlatego, re jedni Polakami drudzy
Niemcami bye ME przestana.
Mech wiec ministrowie pruscy ME "a
staniaja sic rzekomym interescm cywiliza-
= cyjnym. Interes cywlizacyi ME wymaga
wytepienia narodowych odrcbnosci VIA
sciwosci on raczej ma Mich zyskuje. Jak
W narodzie zgnebienie Observation-Disclosures,
wtloczenie umyst6w W jakis jeden szablon,
ujecie mysli duchowcj piracy W jakis je,
den regulamin, byloby zabiciem poste,
! pu tax lulzkoSG bez indywidualizm6w
narodowych popadtaby W zast6j. Ale inte
, res cywiizacyjny wymaga czego innego
= wytepiena narodowych nicnawisci, kt6re
, =, tylu nieszczeSt Sly powodem tyle moral
" nych kiosk ludzkoSci zadaiy zadaia. a
nicnawiSci narOdowc krzewia sic tam
. gdzie So krzywdy uciski gdzie jest ME
} sprawicdliwoSt, gdzic plemie jcdno czuje
" sic panujqcem do tyla, zeby drugiemu ma
rzucac przemocQ swojq narodowosc.
w dwuwiekowa rocznice powstania pan
stwa pruskiego ministrowie pruscy Ill
: swieca ten pahstwowy jubileusz, zapowia
dajac daIsze trwanie polityki gwattu
=. przemocy tel tradycyjnej obfudy pru
9 skiej, kt6rej dowodza, gdy anticywiliza
~ cyjne swoje dzialanie zasfaniaja wymaga
! miami cywilizacyi. $. P.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-02-09
TAKTYKA ANARCHISTOW

Rad angielski byf niemafym kfopocie
powodu zJazdu tax licznej zwierzyny.
Obawiano sic mysliwych zawodowych. A
nuz przyjdzie anarchistom do gtowy zaba-
vic sic polowanie Ma grubego zwierza
zepsuc GAIA uroczystosc. w Rosyi male
zionoby na to rade. Aresztowanoby bez ra-
cyl powodu kilkanascie tysiecy ''podej-
rzanych' osobistosci, wypedzonoby ty lez re
stolicy rezultacie niebezpieczenstwo
ME zmniejszyfoby sic ami na jote, gdyz po-
licya rosyjska aresztuje zwykIe ME tych
kogo nalezy. Ale Anglii tax ME idzie.
hamafy vice sobie glove policya izarzad
woj jskowy, az W koncu prawdziwie angiel-
ska praktycznoscia zrobiono to, co mo-
gfo bye najlepszego. ktos wyzszych
przedstawicieli wfadzy urzadzif sobie przy-
jacielska pogawedke hrabia Malatesta,
obecnym szefem departamentu kr6lob6j-
stwa W palstwie anarchistow. Szanowny
hrabia stawif sic Londynie na sam czas
pogrzebu; ME wiedziano tylko, POGO VIA
sciwie przyjechaf, czy poto, aby sic zaba-
vic, czy tez, ably niecO popracowac W
swoim fachu. Interview odbyfo sic W skro-
mnym hoteliku, gdyz pan hrabia ma ivy
czaj wydawac pieniadze ma cos bardziej
praktycznego nii drogie hotele restaura-
eye. mo, jake tam bedzie wedle tego?'
spytaf przedstawiciel wfadzy ITO jest we
! die czego?' odparowat hrabia. mo, We
de-. dynamitu,' trudem wyksztusil
przedstawiciel wfadzy. mic ME bedzie, -
brzmiafa stanowcza odpowiedz. Anarchist
So wspaniafomyslnymi pamietaja, re An
glia nigdy ME wydafa nikomu zadnego
przestepcy politycZnego, chociazby ten
czfowiek pieciu kr6low zamordowaf. DuzC
grzechow maja Anglicy ma sumieniu; ale
tego jednego ME maja, ably pefnic role ps6w
gonczych dla swoich sasiadow. Ma to sa "a
dumni Jezei kto spfata figla ma ich VIA,
snem terytoryum, to go powiesza wedfue
wszelkich przepisow sztuki katowskiej, ale
jezeli ktos, ME zfodziej ME rabus, przyj,
die do mich prosba przytufek, to &C
przyjma obronia. To tez samob6jstwen1
byfoby dla anarchist6w, lub innych mnie;
wojowniczych amator6w krolewskiego mie.
sa urzadzac sobie fowy ma ziemi angiel
skiej. Ziemia to swieta ola kazdego, &C,
mniejsza to czy rozsadnych, lecz W kaz
dym razie ME z kryminalnych pobudek
chwyta "a bron przeciwko przemocy. Je.
dyny to juz kraj dzisiaj ma swiecie, gdzie
sedzia umie odroznic czyn cd pobudki
pyta oskarzonego ME to, czy strzelai
lecz to, dla czego do kogo strzeIat TAX
wiec kwestye bezpieczenstwa gosci krola
Edwarda rozwiazafa ME policya, lecz sa,
mi anarchisci. Gdyby ME rozumna takty.
ka Anglii wzgledem przestepcow politycz
nych, ME byioby zjazdu, albo byfby vie
cej niz jeden pogrzeb Praktyka dowodzi
re policya W takich rzeczach mic ME moze
i re jej rola jest tylko pc fakcje obrona I'd
b6jcy pred rozjuszonym ludem.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-02-09
ZAWIADOMIENIE

ia, Leon Zajac. pochodzacy z Tarnowa
W Galicyi, donosze moim krewnym znalo-
mym re dniu 24ym grndnia roku zeszfe-
go godzinie 2ej po p6inocy W domu moim
wybucht pozar zniszczyf cafy moi dobytek
do szczetu, tax, zesmy zaledwie z zyciem
uciekli w ubraniu nocnem. Szkoda wynosi
$7OO, ubezpieczenie $500.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-02-09

-Panskie wydanie ''Pism Sienkiewicza"
uwazam "a godne poparcia kazdego przy-
jaciela dobrej literatury ojczystej. Il mojej
strony staram sic zwr6cic ma ME uwage,
gclzie sic tylko daie.-W. Fiszler, lob p.
:}rd ST.. New York, n. Y.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-02-09

-Czfowiek W srednim wieku, samotny,
mieszkajacy ma farmie, poszukuje kobiety
polskiej lub niemieckiej do domowej robo-
ty; wynagrodzenie dobre. Adres: M. None
ia, Norton, Ohio.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-02-09
OTWARCIE PARLAMENTU w AU
STRYI.

Nowy parliament austryacki, wybrany
przez lud W grudniu styczniu, zostaf O.
twarty przez cesarza Franciszka Jozefa.
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with roses, pansies and asparagus
fern, where another course Of re-
freshments were served consist
ing of ice cream, pineapple ice
and cake.
Our visitors were Mrs Sher.
man Cleaves, of GAINESVILLE and
Miss Emma Bailey. Some we're
prevented from being present on
account of the weather.
We predict a very successful
year for the Chautauqua with
such an efficient corps of officers.
X.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21
The HotelRoyal. .

On Thursday The Royal Hotel
will open for the general public.
Mrs Bell who is in charge is lady
of more than ordinary ability
having had many years Of exper-
fence In the Hotel business. The
Royal Hotelis located near the
court house aud has capacity Of
80 rooms ell newly furnished
with the best and .up-to-date fur.
niture. The dining room Is large
and so arranged that all may eat
in perfect comfort. Mrs Bell has
employed an excellent cook who
will be in charge of the kitchen
at all times and will endeavor to
have everything the market af-
ords prepared in the best style
for the table, This hotel is q
first class two dollar a day house
in every respect aud should com.
mand the patronage and support
of our citizens. watch for the
bill Of fare will be printed In
Thursdays Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21

ident Mckinley sent a congratulatory
dispatch. kilograms or letters Of con.
graduation were also read from the
governor general Of Canada. the pres
idents of Hayti, Colombia, Peru, Ecua.
dor, Nicaragua, Uruguay. Paraguay,
Argentina and Santo Domingo and the
governors Of Jamaica and Martinique.
The FIRST Of the ceremonies on the
grounds was the fight Of 10000 hom.
ing pigeons The pigeons. suddenly re.
leased from their captivity, rose in a
great mass, circling round and round
through the towers Of the buildings.
rising higher and higher, until grad
ually as they got their bearings they
darted away, first in pairs. then by
the score, until all had disappeared to
the four points Of the compass. bear
ing their messages announcing the
dedication of the exposition.
AT 1890 o'clock the galleries Of the
Temple Of Music were opened 10 the
public and as soon as they filed the
portals were closed by the police.
Twenty minutes later President Mil
burn led the speakers and special
guests TO the platform. As the clos
ing strains OF the Hallelluiah chorus.
played by the Seyenty-frst regiment
band. died away, Bishop Fowler Of
fered the opening prayer. President
Milburn received an ovation when he
arose to speak and il was some time
before he could secure attention. He
began by reading the kilograms and
cablegrams Of a congratulatory nature
received during the day. commencing
with that of President Mckinley. At
the conclusion Vice President Roose-
yelt was presented and storm Of ap-
plause gave him greeting as he came
forward.
The speech of Vice President Roose-
welt aroused high spirit Of enthusi-
asm. and he was wildly cheered as he
closed and took his seat Senator
Lodge was then presented He, too
was enthusiastically received. Fol. |
lowing came Lieut.. Gov. Timothy |
Woodruff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21
The cLsC Q.

The club will meet at Mrs d NJ
JohnstOn's Wedneday, Mrs Har.
ris as leader. The program is as
follows:
Roll call: Answered by de-
scriptions of famous places in
Greece selected from books OF
travel, or from Bacdeker.
Paper. Tanagra and its Figur-
ines. (see selection on page 200
ofthe ChautauquaB), Mrs George
B Fox.
Rivalry of Nations, Chapter 81.
Mrs A B Cochran.
Homer to Theacrltus, chapter
10, Mrs d N Johnsoton. as
Discussion, Human Nature
Clnb, chapters IS and IA by the
circle. Conducted by the leader,
Mrs Harris
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21
A Gala Day for the Chautauqua

A Gala Day for the Chautauqua
On Wednesday last in response
to q special invitation the mem.
bers of the G L S Q with few OF
their friends, met at the beautiful
residence of Mrs Webb Hendrix.
The object Of the meeting being
to reOrgapize the Circle for the
new year beginning Oct 1st. 1901,
The ladies were called to order
by the president, Mrs W Brown
after which the object of the meet
ing was explained by Mrs Hen
dirk.
The constitution and bylaws
were then read BY the secretary.
Mrs FL HutchisOn and Mrs
Will Fox gave in their names for
membership and Mrs R Fl Miller
renewed her membership.
The circle then proceeded to
elect its officers for the ensuing
year, resulting in the election of
Mrs Webb Hencrix, president.
" John Crib, vice president.
" H G Harris, secretary.
A." II b Cochran, treasurer.
Which closed the business Of
the afternoon.
The ladies we're then invited
into an adjoining room where
they were refreshed with delicious
fruit punch. Our president Mrs
J W Brown offered the following
toast. "success to the sc
and health to our hostess, the
new president responded to by
Mrs Hendrix. We we're then in
vited to take part in contest to
display our knOwledge..of Esglish
and American authors. After
fifteen miutes Of deliberation In
terspersed. with exclamation
points, time was called. The
prize, . copy Of Irving Was won
by Mrs John Crib. We then
adjourned to the dining room
which was tastefulIy decorated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21

Buffalo, n. T., May 21.-Lowering
clouds that threatened rain and wind
that blew in iitfm gusts marked the
opening hours of dedication day at
the Pan-American exposition. There
was a partial clearing of the sky at
$3.50, which gave half-hearted promise
of further Improvement during the
day. The holiday crowds were astir
early, and the earlier trains brought
thousands of recruits TO their ranks.
The exposition grounds and the busi-
ness districts of the city where the
military and civil parade formed
We're the centers that attracted the
largest numbers. while the streets and
avenues connecting the two swarmed
with animated crowds. The Temple
of Music, where the formal exercises
of the day wafe held, was the center
Of activity.
The military parade formed at the
city hall and the streets radiating
from it, The scene about the city
hall was a brilliant one. The for
NiNM fNiit iM evening
attire and there. were a dozen military
and naval officers in full uniform
numbered in the group. Senators
Lodge and Hanna were early arrivals
at che city hall, while Vice President
Roosevelt and President Milburn did
not arrive until late. The crowd
gave them al liberal applause and
the vice president bowed repeatedly
in Acknowledgment
The parade moved of at 1910. a
squad Of mounted police clearing the
way. State troops led. followed by
United States artillerymen. The Mex
lean contingent followed and after
them were more militiamen. Vice
President Roosevelt viewed the col
umn from a carriage at the entrance
to the city hall drive way.
From the shores Of the Pacific Pres
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21

Columbus. O.. May 21.-The sover-
eign camp, Woodmen Of the World.
has decided that IN the future II q
member engage in the liquor business
he shall be expelled and camps rcfus-
ing to take this action shall have their
charters revoked.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21
.,nn.n. Rathhnne sl.ler. aIee,.

Kansas City, Kan. May 21-The
Kansas grand temple of Rathbone
Sisters auxiliary TO the Knights OF
Pythias, met in the Sixth ward (Ar-
mourdale) last night Mayor Grad
dock welcomed the delegates. The
grand lodge. X. Of p. is in session on
Minnesota avenue in this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21

This weather reminds us that
you need something in rubber
goods and we have it in anything
you wish. ems, boys, ladies'
and Bisses bopts ahd overshoes,
machntOshes, gOss9mers, etc, at
prices that are elastic as the
weather just now, See US if you
need anything in this line. We
will keep you dry.
DEws & FREEMAN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21

Lamar No, May 2l-The body Of
Charles King, a gunner on the battle.
ship Oregon who was killed az the
siege Of Pekin June "a last. was buried
at iantha, his old home. Monday King
was on the Oregon three years. made
the race around Cape Horn and fought
Cervera at Santiago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21

On May 2 we will be prepared
to deliver ice TO any part of the
city. This season we will not de-
liver less than 10 pounds. If7ou
come TO wagon or the Office we
will sell &c worth. All ice will be
sold for spot cash, and If It is not
convenient for you to pay at house
every day, we will sell you tickets
for any amount, yon wish.
Phone 1856. c. A HORN.
l05-1m
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- CIersIana Ha. plphlhsrIa.

Princeton, n. J., May 2i.-Esther
Cleveland, the nine-year-old daughter
Of the former president. Is suffering
FROM diphtheria. The physician ir
attendance anticipates no serious de-
velnpment in the case.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21

Des Moines. Ia, May 2i.-At the
opening Of the new Sunday bali park
here a section of f-the bleaehers, ON
which 500 persons were seated, col
lapsed, dropping them into the wreck
age. A number of the occupants of
the stand were seEerely bruised and
injured. Sixteen bicycles quartered
under the stand were wrecaed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21
IL You Want.

A refrigerator, ice cream freez-
er, gasoline stove. or some screen
doors and wire cloth, YOU might
do we'll to try Gilkey-JarbOe
Harware Co. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21

Jededlah Judkins, j. p, at the
court hOnse Thursday night may
23. Tickets on sale at the post
office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21

See our ladies knit underware
at l0e, three for 25c, 15c two for
25c. Can't be beat.
THE FAMOUS,
JACKMAN LEMON.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21
STORMY DAY At BUFFALO,.
Threatening Crowds and a Fitfnl
Wind Interfered with Formal
49,. Dedication Exercises.
MILITARY PARADE A GREAT FEATURE.

Brilliant Scenes Attended the Days Events
and There Were Many Distinguished
Visitors, Including Vice President Rooso-
veit-Foreign Representatives Appeared
Ia Evening Dress.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21
Notice to Grand Army Men

In pursuance to general order
no. 8, issued from department
head quarters, dated Ardmore, /.
7. April 18th 1901, all members
Of custer Post no, 2l, G.. A. R,
at Chickahsa, Ind. Ter and all
who kept step with as Ia theeiyil
war from 81 to 05 are requested
to meet with us at the Methodist
church, Sunday, May 26th 1901
at II O'Clock q. m, at which time
Rev. cameron will preach the
memorial sermon.
committee.
W. II. Poland
W. H. Bright
n-t-..a..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21
W. II. Poland
W. H. Bright
j. A. Bateman


We have to decide TO reduce
the price of extra lamp globes to
S5c instead Of soc each or three
for one dollar. The lamps will be
for cash only and under no cir
cumsiances will this rule be de-
waited from. Cash must be paid
on delivery oflamp or it will not
be left.
THE CHICKAsHA ELECTRIC Co.
We have just received a large
shipment Of fine white waists,
silk waists, wool, silk and linen
skirts. Call and see them.
THE FAMOUS,
JACKsgAN & LEMoN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-21

Mr. " B Townsend WIN sell
paint and paper cheaper than you
can buy II BY sending away for il.
Patronize home.
For little money and good insdr-
ance see Cochran Bros.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-10-17
A New Subsidy Bill.

Washington, Oct. l4.-Srnator Frye
talked to the President today about the
ship subsidy bill. Senator Frye has pre-.
pared new bill but says he will not give
il out until it is introduced at the coming
session. He says he does not want it rid
died now by hostile critics, but is willing
TO receive friendly suggestions, Senator
Frye says he believes that there is much
brighter prospect for a shipping bill at the
coming session than there was at last Con-
gres.. The whole subject was discussed
with the President by Senator Frye, who
remained at the White House for lunch
con.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-10-17

several thousand letters have been received
for him at the prison as we'll as large
number Of express packages containing
flowers and fruit. The letters, flowers and
fruit have never reached the condemned
man. The flowers and fruit it is learned
have been sent by Christian societies as
have a number of letters consollng him IN
his last moments. Other letters have
come from cranks who have written about
the species of torture to which they would
put him if they had the execution Of jus
tice in his case.
1t is stated, however. that it would be
matter of surprise if the names of senders
of fruit and flowers was made public.
The State prison department has pur'
sued uniform policy in regard to Czol'
gosz.
An effort has been made to prevent the
murderer from gaining any notorley
while awaiting death and surround him
by as perfect an isolation from the public
as possible.