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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-31
Corporation Notices.
KIHEI ASSESSMENT NUTICE

THE THIRTEENTH AND FINAL
assessment Of s per cent, or $3.50 per
share, on the Kihei Plantation Co.
Ltd, stock, has been levied and viii
become due and payable at the Offices
OF Alexander & Baldwin. Ltd, on the
18th day Of June, 1901. Interest bear
ing after the 18th day Of July, 1901
j. P. COOKE,
Treas, Kihei Plantation CO., Ltd
Honolulu. May 20. 1901. 1854
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-31
POWER OF ATTORNEY. 7

MR. CHARLES GLRDLER WILL
act for me in all matters under full
power of attorney during my absence.
5949 FRED L. WALDRON.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14

HoLLIsTER DRUG CO. Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14

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va Wt HI.1 tNI.llH rkr .ufr fm int
operation nr fNHt FaHn rtrn u.Ur.
purpose n' nni ,sIre nHmea.
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Uf r.n HuH NHu thHI h uHt.Hg
rf u.H1. h YrtruuH wfh rHHfaIH
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IUnH h. H confession woe, c"nfou
f would .fNr u. rnu1 purpose fD H
I.urH fa tHoeo Ineons tterciet ~ fhH
r.UH UH|...n haNr Flf.tar herr 300 r.r
I, arl U#f uur NrsJ IngeraHor 81
erH SCR U.r present If ff. I"ra
furr when convened Dol ,Nfr. session h..
iF. H vsr fn I.r.a'.fr Generally. al U
Junction h,fuoaH rorrrul ur special r
extra a.Hra Nu.HE tIHs Ub.Ftrst..
tnU .Nfa sasrI.u of arUfIUu wUs
arid f- fF, rsurHaI session ~ .g.fu {.
go wua FOLLOW from t1o idor-ity betv-oon
tn. session. traf tro situations. power
and ,anaeFiat ot tHp LEGISLATURE st nr
cNtra s,s- or wouid ho likewise it'f'Ioa.
with ite situation.
Having thus reached the conclusion
Thar section a operates "a cons titut i0ual
limitation upon tuc power of tho lloris-
lufura when convened in extra session
that In other words rs matter OF law
no distinction in legal cnect can Do p.r-
ce.vod between 70 and such provisions aS
auppar iu the constitutions 90 Nevada.
Colorado and Nissourl-t necessarily fol-
lows that thc section IS mandatory ln
character. that no Legislation On urtar7-
rizm TO its provisions can endure the
ra7c OF any court. and that not even
subsequent approval of such leCisiHtior
1y the Governor can rescue g from iinal
overthrow in the courts.
I'm conclusion. ] take the liberty uf
saving that lack of time, and its cuuse-
ouout haste. must be Churre1ble, uHr
only with the lack of condensation ana
compression visible IN the f0rerdiuC dis
cussion. but also with the many CTu1i-
ties OF thought and eNpressioa w-hiCh
WI De encountered therein. Eut. what
ever may be the urollNity or rhe cruel-
tics of the foregoing discussion, 81
entirely satisfied with The soun6uess or
the result arrived al. ] an distinctly 81
the opinion thar section - -esr-Hlns Ens
limits Legislative power, n an extra
session. 10 the consideration ul E7T-uIE--
alton hiIls"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14
LAND FAKE ExROsED

TO the Editor OF the Hii0 Tribune IN
the Honolulu Republican of blsy 1th.
1901. under the head of Land Tranaao-
uoBs Shown 20 Congress" mention has
been made OF certain lands he'd hy va
rious homesteaders lU the district q
Maulua, North Hlo. aud questions sers
asked as 20 why these lands lEers not
put up a. auction; why publication 80
not made iu the newspapers And Esng
these Aome6teacers Eet private snap
Mention Wat also made taat tae hoidep
OF these lands Here connected Hatn l-e
Hawaiian Commission.
J Wlsh on behalf " taesf bana t.cs
homesteaeeH ~ state tLai tls land =
granted under hct A. y az eesslon
Lave. lsH section ~, and tilat eserg-
thnF = ln accordance alib ~ Hassli
Hn 6atutef ~ flrfAer 4sFiy aEd ~
justice - thf honorable nemberf n fi.f
lIaNaiian tqmmiaHign. Z alsn ~ statf
fhai oHly nFo N 1he eleFen nsfnes nlen
aaned Nerf iu ang naY eanIsetso slth
the lianaiian commasiQa aaf than enlg
~ private eeefeaaFis q ~ nas1aleis
iheregf pRdef ~ asciieH fsfasfff "
fhs questions prqaQuHfhd ~ ~ nansla
n RepublleAa ~ fefy eaall} shsssisf
THeAht 2 HlggsIF
hiiewsT ~ ksa|af teifissafHf ksseatf
Won !.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14
Eell WITH q koE-

CHICAGO. May Ss-WhLs E-e5kzrE
The OLD Winston apartment aEll61I's
Al lSS 70 lss Pine s-es1 today ssVs-
men were buried ny 1lhe unIlzzlse q Lha
roof. None was kiDed- The mu-e sss--
iously hu-1 are Michael An-H1>y- Cu-
about head and bo6y. uEay aia- IsuI1l1Il-
lex Pemole, CuI about haad ana SB5E-
may die Michael Fiua1e, head Cu- Er1
body crushed Ps-rp Rhodes hneE
crushed. An 1hs injured we've taken
10 The hospital. The men had removed
part az the roof uT the SIX Story s--nC--
ure and were tearing down -hs walls
when the remainder q me -au- 1al-
causing the walls 10 1uuTils over
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14
CLASH OF HOSTILE GANGS
LAST NIGHT ON WATERFRONT

Fuffss Wrn vt1e ere t.rhnttf
sea rfffHtar Bal Hr.nr ur ih FRONT
r a Hfrr aHt HaffE tHUm 90
vaf rtt taffri uut fnf
u f Ea1ff .pull uot De-
~
Woo ta vst.trsn at wuitrs wharf
#f Wse n hIt power 50 STOW
ftH trh ift vae Instrumental in
.Ht vat.rfrtnfrfe hack and als0
..rr.h trr fttkaakos With certain
rf .f rs.lHerf, gs D. is n special ofl.
.rr ara htrv powerful man.
WtEe tht Naksako sang was busy
r.fl-r sfrrFa af thv wafyrfrnntgrs they
~ct rcf.ee trr r'i'cs reserve which
ARRIVED cuattV. Tn their ergat credit no
t-e cru,a teii frrri whence they spranr
lllrht Ir tNe middle of The trouble stones
uar. t-rrre,l ard men ana bows took 60
trIrr hceie as effetrs Jumped into the
-.ltflc 90 thc crowds and called upon the
-rnts~s 90 ccsse. There were bicycle,
s--s a-s --cHrtei police and the word
o1s rssvei that the patrol was coming
VIII -r'-v Officers. IN a hurry. The foot
-,lce craf1.el hctd % several men. TN
sr-srratsiy. however. they ana not get
s--se vho were leaders Tho mounted
rstro'-neu and bicycle rolice started aft
~ the aSsauitiuc gang. which ran pcll
--cu fcr Eskaako. Al OF the men OF
she waterfront gang started "a chase OF
sNc NakaaScs with the police. The Ea-
E8aR,s. however. were soon lost 20 view
Tn the darkness, probably hiding In
rracyS hsSt known 20 themselves only.
-hs patrol wagon arrived and more
r.c'jce With ft. The mounted patrolmen
after fruitless chase IN the direction
% ESkaako. returned TO where the pa
tn, wagon was standing. empty-handed.
O-ter policemen had managed to secure
four % the Kaksaf<o gang however, and
they were hustled into the wagon. to-
cetrer with the man who had been Sc
vergly cut on the Jaw during the battle.
Swires probably had great deal to do
With the trouble. but the gang from Ka-
SaGko started the row. While the fight
was on. the waterfront was foul with
the p-Ufaus and obscene language used
by the drunken and disorderly rowdies,
those OF the Kakaako gang in particu-
lar. The sailors and some OF the steve
1o-es seemed to be better lot OF men
than their opponents. They, at least,
would not fight with stones, but called
On the others to fight hand to hand.
Several witnesses 10 the affair, when
the stones began to fly, very wisely
made up their minds to seek shelter. for
the missiles seemed to fall everywhere.
That more men were not hurt is a Won
der.
This was not the only excitement on
the waterfront last night.
Fifty men of the sailors union were
on the Navy wharf shortly before 10
O'Clock TO see that certain shipping mas
tiers did not put a non-union crew aboard
the bark Palmyra. The attempt to put
the crew aboard. however. did not come
or at the expected time, so the main
body Of men left the wharf utter sta
,iOufug guards about the vessel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14
BEWARE on a COUCH

A cough Is nuI Z disease. hu- q
symptom. Consumption and h-anchi-ls
which are the most Dangerous and
fatal diseases. have Tor 1heir ms AZ
dicatiOn a persistent cough, Gu1 y
properly treated as soon Gs Jhls cunEn
apepars are easily cured Ghazln be-
lain's Cough Remedy has proven won
derfully successful. and gained Is NJ ls
reputation and extensive sale ~ as
success in curing the diseases winch
cause coughing. II II Is not beneficial
Il VIII not cost ynu 2 cent FaE sale
by all dealers and druggists. Benson
Smith & Co., Llo- general aEeiIts. =
n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14

aneSe vases stand on the floor.
A kfmono-clad manager stood in the
entry last night. and a girl in gor-
suggested the possibility or geisha
girls gliding to the music of the sami-
sen in some upper room.
Once inside. however. signs of Am
ertcan adoption asserted themselves; a
bicycle stood behind the managers
desk. a telephone hung on the walls,
and in a cosy little office. lit with cleo
Uricity. u modern safe occupied one
corner, and neat tin boxes labelled
bills payable" 3" letters" etc, hung on
the walls. in company with an Ameri-
can calendar.
The manager. A Shami by name, ex-
planned that this was a teahouse, own
ed By a corporation, and in response
10 an enquiry about geisha girls, grim
ned knowingly, but replied: 'Geisha
10 can want"
TIE ground fioor is divided into pri-
vzre boxes separated with the same
elaborate screen partitions, the lattice
7E1CS commencing about five feet from
TIE ground The furniture consisted of
running along the sides Here were
cl-s-EEed men 0f the lower classes eat
EEE tu1u one common bowl OF rice with
rESlr fingers Tea MAS there IN big
b-wls- and little side dishes OF cold
f-ls1 fsh EiJh here and there a pile
= s.1z crackers The kitchen lay at
the hack. furnished with an American
-zEEs zzG hlied with an 0iOr strongly
rss=Et-Eng garlic
Upstairs i reserved for the more
5s-i1EEzshs1 guests. Several small
MONS are built round the sides. some
q rkel EiLh lounges inside. and the
0-lFrs furnished sEifh chairs and ta-
tlHs- Here merry parties 0f four and
-4e Eere seated. the men as the WOm-
en- mostly -u k5mgEls. but wlth here
zIlE rEeE= q EIllsE'g Gag spruce young
saFa-za=- zpE.zreIt-g . household ser
E-aTr- aEe q rL= latter. amid much
la-ELleE aEc egle=Et approval. produc-
&c Z paper p4ekaEe - e1lbies. proba-
lg apEraEr.a-e9 from the iarder y bis
= stress rLe lalreUrs u which WeTe
l.aC-asa1 Nl-E much ggs-9.
TIE fare N1s cLe1Elg tue utensils
sfs--ess. f-ce. tezs -tf-e ashes a. Ha-
r-Et- aEG 9 mixture thai llgked Ike
= e1u.lllz-laE - E-a8eeg and onions
aq1l-ec 81 Freaee aUc Hllel tasted Ike
~ Frles $50 STA heads and taliE
camplelf. Nere faFprlte ceilcac4es,
GllIef eEf were freeIg lse1 upstairs.
auc leper uarkus EIrsae ~ protect
tlf l-Iuanaf aEe ubif Tie writer hGa
a9n.e eKaeiieUt -, aHg tleH mos
E-sIE tea btiaD aleanf another cap,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14
SUNDAY NIGHT STROLL IN
HONOLULUS ASIATIC TOWN

WAEs = Csusr1-y known as China
sgEl II 1hEs ssczp,G CS PGIara where
S,BrEz-s e C1us9cfZs ana the little
srSzR z1El e J4Fa1 Evs a. uelghbors
II xEEI-z1z xzz5clEhE1Esx- presents an
azcsrssszzS <Sshc u ths So-.4y evening
<-sI=--
THis SD&zv GxE DIES uee Apply on
ehe gchzr S5sa q the NgG1ru stream
E.sEgns she eEzs-1Gt rsrr Eva OF
Nu1Ezu street 1sz bsizs rapidly -
e1E- n S1sSzzzslE1 b-5es zu5 stone.
Ea1ss <z-esz zzss Wf-h he and light.
SlsE-zS * Al O-dz1-Er RI-cE1s High
sEE- ErzEE S-lC= = busy s1De have
= rzE sar--s-S h1E z-1SStus TIE in
sa-aIc. - a. az CEez -ns sewing
zElacAlzaS E-e szlzE- EhZa Ihs tEElCrs.
sTalsz1sE EilE1azE EEFsS x every d.
s1zt--11l-- zis1az II LAZY ccc.zzrz-szr 70
M sgaaEsy tins e = CkEzzsz Elt5Ie
II 4 ClE-a11lzr xzEg-c,zSE PLAYED In c1z
EE---s7.aE-=5 SRA E=c-r1c light l.
sEs-E7Ealzzz 81 -aS c-Ees ru-GS rhS
C1uc -lauzlS- s1Z-C -E-11E5 r1z EEEy-
Cdiu-=5 sazE WE-a- ss1--l=s zkE- kAzE =
-As AEusZs SIS -EE- -=E - O-5sz-zI
caG-4u-e-s - Eso5 -AEs uz--
Z = EzsEzlE zzEE- Ez-z e,1-- zz-t-zs
-almuab-GlEE zEslE1=s- ~ a.
Ealrns1 ana s1asl-E A zzzz5cEz
czEE-s--=. 81 - -l= s-l-as- E--z15 rhs
zaE rESlas- sguE- uz -az rl-5 lz5 .zEz
1hs men ul1lEsl--z--Uszr -E-l5- rEE E1z-
en- -uueL Ez=-s = &E zl-- GEEZg :
sl5L -5n5a- lznE 81 z-s EadE- Is ezsgy-
inE lhe El--EzlaEes &C Aaaa-l1Zz c-F-z-
zzluE a. -i.E sEEFe &C an Zoe c-aE
suEE sllsel -1El--En : G-zlhEle-1E5e
s-uaN- The hz-ls- sLuEs are busy
illteE Nz-h EEle-l1au cEaz-E z1E -lr-
rurs- EVe-g-g-hers -hs E.ruEress-Ee gap-
anese has asslEll-a-=1 EaUkaz ways
and customs
Nu- - N-i-E g1hu Cll1anEE. zze E-l
cliuEs 20 his cas-lrls. lllE ras-alrzu-s
Lase The same round ts-ll-s. a11 ne
inevitable bpRl ~ cnqps-cEs aud
leapar u -he center. f.szl.lzrc wl1L ham
ton
~ has al9p-ad -le sewing machlne.
u1t ltE.e Il4TE- ~ E5uEetEsar4Ql LIZ
Chiuau-aE entirely 8l-szEtIs 4.s 4lzs-lar
ElHl EulaEf- sever ~ Haslf elaal-er
Eolublg lU seeming ogut-sf1u a. AL
a4sn Aaal lau4qF. H4-l lleir Eails --4s-l
prageus Etlllas5rlEE pser lleua
I1e s.alaeI 49, ~ lL-e b.-cs-Ergpuc.
0nlg noe alc tleI 3 f.eas -ilalree. 5scH
ealrlIEec .llg LelIf ~ tHle tse ElQre.
Probably. l.lH-4sE4. Le.g4l.1 tse EeIseilf.
tl.ey HaaslE - sglF al.e fhsf - fteir
iofls alac lIlaslsIf Dlf 4ssesff-f el4fsa-
sntlrmalE = elfraia-Ialael eeasaf isef
- -irezseraf E.e.g ibsF y a. Drelt
AZ dagaGesf tQpr tsf ~. fea ~
a. iand n elerFg 3 b4aaeua = m.ss
- AmeFicauzan las aarfeeHs af.e
Efybab.F ~ laagg fEe sge.sse eF
Ies.ai eesaf 4saFiB ~ ~ aaE# fff
tls.i.f .ttsf. f.linF ~ Ha u.fe Hsaf
Zner ~ elefEes go Fafaf flG
- - elsss' kaea ~ 4 ~ ssseassls
~ ffef8 htaff
~ ~ nassa 90 q FlF H'fes
aeus aIslaEc Ia5gilf 1H.aNA eaag
ftfff 2 aiaf aIbfhEH ~ ~ - az
egtslef : l5D.eA a aasaaays isseg-sf
y y - sff.sE = = 80 ~ lI.ieasl
4 ~ fte-if - y fhaff NeH
- ~ efss's.Jffi a'.s.sf pse ~
ssss fHas laaf h - 49, ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14

OMAHA May 1s-M1nis-s- Cu-E-s- AMI
party arrived THIS -n0r11-sc II -fs1-z
home, and were 1ns1 ~ s r-UEE e -saE-
tives from Des Nolnss ana L -scsEs-51lr
committee
Questioned with -srE-1 - rne Rns'E
GoVerno-ship Nj CduCs- sEi5-
II The nomination q ESBvs-DU- . cr-
fered 70 me ] shan probably RccszG q
Untl ] have uTpa-rull1S- h0'SsE's-- -
advise with NY friends. CEl say nH-A-
ing further"
Crossing the River 20 Councsl Sslu-ss
Minister ConCe- WIS ms1 VII 4 zsE-,sss
Of veteran Soldiers, md ms ES-a--Ipu-
ne VIII be given 4 hEnQnsl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14
Reception 70 curre-.

DIES MONIES Ia. Kay a E,rtl5c
reception was rendered 10 Nauisse-
ConCer in The Auditorium uF 1hls czSS
this afternoon under -he auspices oI rhe
c. a r. Of Des &Oines- Fu-2E Sb7I
people crowded into rhe Hlu5l55zIC q
listen TO the addresses and -he *
sponse Of The guest q hunu- W1o- So
an hour, detailed ms experiences Oar
gAbe siege oT Pek3uC- NJ Cu1gcs-
win leave on Monday c0- ygEsh51lCSs-
to consult With rhe Srzce Dsg.E-1-7ls--
with regard 70 MS 6u15es- Tn5s mSr--
Ing he made 1he statement 1hES ~
would give ont before lsRE5TaC 8 w--1CsZ
statement Win regard % 1se INK uh1E-
he is q candidate 5a- ne Ess'reljcE-
nomination for SUVz-nur-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14
Ayers
Cherry PectoraI

the most effective remedy for coughs
Of every kind and In every stage.
one OF the most annoying coughs Is
throat cough, where you have that
constant tickling in your throat 1t
comes on worse at night, keeps you
awake, and makes you have that
smothered feeling in the chest. II
hardly seems possible what one dose
Of Cherry Pectoral will do for this
kind Of cough, it brings such marked
relief.
Put up in large and small bottles.
When the cough gets down deep in
the chest and the lungs are painful,
put one of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Plasters directly over the tender lung.
II will draw out all the soreness.
Prepared BY Dr. J. c. Aver Co. Lowell, Mass, u. 50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14

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Iagf u Hepf lan ggpf ffflHff, essf,
I4i nsf ffpef = telHF el4eplstsa iiisf
sesF Assbafe y . sAssetfgN 1Af y
agtsf saIfpHf4asl fhisal hAsf Slfia
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~ saas fsslaaaAfl ~ pslssH lpsf
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14
metropolitan
Meat Company
NO. 5o7 KING ST.
HONOLULU, H.. l.
Shipping and Family
Butchers.
NAVY CONTRACTORS.
G. ]. WALLER, Manage.
Highest Market Rates paid Zee
Hides, Skins and TsllOS.
FufFeyoTf " Oceanic aud PAsils
Nal Steamship Companies.
G. ]. WALLER, Manage.

hgniaHa's Dsw Senator. Paris Gibson,
e . popular mag ~ Minneapolis. Nina.
Iie started ihe fffi n00lfn Blll lH ibat
eifX bgf failed "a ihs panie ~ lsli, owr
tnf ils employees nearly $1,000. Soon
afFf elbHon seni a. B9nianA, hng =
afcsQe lefsf TsiuTEsg ~ Minneapolis
and pala ~ sgsTy cfBf u his laaslifaF
HfsH. nlfA lDffTfsf ~ IsT cent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14
Ii the use OF one oil
our registers

Add to your daily profits during a year
70 working days. the sum OF
Tive cents, II will pay ~ per cent
annually:
Ten cents 1t will pay 10 per cent an
Iually;
Fifteen cents, It will pay 22h per cen;
annually.
Twenty cents. 1t will pay 80 per cent
nI.ually.
Thirty cents, It will pay 45 per cent
nnually;
annuany.
wouldn't II be a good thing for you 10
t least investigate our registersf
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.,
DAYTON, OHIO.
F. T. P. WATERHOUSE, Agent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-14
How to Save Fuel

THE GAS WEIGHING ECONOMIZ-
ERA gas balance for indicating
continuously the proportion of car
bonic gas in the flow of the furnace
gases, and which enables the engineer
to get the best result from the fuel.
These machines are now in uee at
the Oahu Sugar Company, Pioneer
Mill, Kekaha Mill and the Kukasau
Mill, Hawaii.
GEORGE OSBORNE,
Kukaiau, Hawaii, Agent Tor the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-25
ZOE SAFE

A new frame house on wesl
bill Soxs2 feet with 4 large rooms.
lined with shiplap, canvassed and
papered Kitchen Sxl2. Ser
wants loom and wash room at-
tached. The house has two large
and two small closets, we'll ar
ranged.
Frame barn 2sx32 feet with
room for 3 horses, crrriage, COW
and feed room. Hay overhead.
A good storm cave lined. Dug
well with god pumps. Chicken
house sx12 feet. Sidewalks.
fruit trees, etc.
WN. +. GRANLEE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-25

the name Sorosis in gold on th'
cover. Mrs. J. Arch Camel,
chairman Of committee to pur
chase the book, has the apprecia-
ton Of all. President, Mrs. BIG.
ger appointed committees having
business to perform in relation to
our new acquisition, the lot so
generously given TO the club by
Mr.. B. P. Smith. The lot is
on the northwest corner Of Chick
asha avenue and eighth street.
The club is intend
ing is to have work in grading,
fencing, etc. begun Immediately.
Major J B. Biggers has thanks
Of Sorosis for posts and wire for
fencing. Mesdames Eugene
Hamilton, J. B. Bigger and A.
N. Dawson are committee on res
utions. Mrs. Morgan Hamilton,
nd Light are a committee on
and fencing.
An interesting account IN re
ard to a public library associa-
on, and the work accomplished
y women Of a Kansas town in
lat line was read by Mrs. T. f.
idgeiy. Mr,. Ridgely also read
70 Of James Whitcomb Riley's
'ems. Mrs. Ridgely heard Mr..
iley read these poems recently,
hile she was cast on a visit, and
i've to her hearers a humorous :
litation of the poets style in !
aiding. 3
Mrs. Terrell read a charming 3
etch of woman writers of the 8
nth. &
Meeting adjourned to meet
ednesday afternoon with Mrs. 3
G. Crosby, on South Hill, with
rs. Terrell leader. Subject: s
bile schools a factor in the ma 3
n. There will be debate with z
.sdames Morgan, Hamilton,
iris, Welsh and Johnson, on
negative. Mrs. Dawson will
( about our new -'ae~-vss,iOns,
lippines, ETC., and Mrs. Payne
tell what club women have
e am can do for schools in the
ian Territory. /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-25

A . room frame house in good
repair, located on a quarter block
with shade trees. on Chickasha ave.
nue. IN a good neighborhood on
west hill.
Apply TO Ben Hampton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-25
70 Cure malaria IN 4 dave

Take Quinoria. Az druggists are
authorized to refund the money m
any case ofchills, fever or malaria
y fails to cure. Price soc per
package. Noy9 ly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-25
-A7EEz a. zEoz=-a
LAWYER,7

Home Holiingsworth brick. Chickasha. 1T
Practice ln the courts Of Indian Territorva,i
yAiahoina Also before u S. Land O0ires aad
Land pcparilnc1. al Washington.
Dave had i6 years active practice before the
~ 2. i.ahd OMccs a. Garden city KinrHeher
~ 1nt' hnlo and VIII take pleasure ia adtisIrr
% sons seeking infomiiaon coneerina ~
public lamps.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-25

Icsrry the best line of cigars
in the city. 4 full line ofthe eel.
eorated VIM A stickney cigars.
III WooD.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-25

dressed John. but q patch and a darn
here and ihere. her hair sireaked with
rray. her face tiin. drawn end Vrink-
iea Ye1 over her eyeglasses shone