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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-26

Bid r No. 13193-By Aid Ulmer-
1t is hereby ordered by the Common
Council Of the City of ST. Paul:
That the matter of constructing a
crosswalk across Ramsey street, at the
intersection of Douglass street, and
crosswalk on Randolph street, at West
Seventh street, north side
Be and the same is hereby referred to
the Board of Public Works to investi-
gate and report
Is this Improvement proper and nee
essary? If so, send the Council a proper
order directing the work to be done
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
March 10, 1901.
Approved March @ 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20

vJLILllt CJILl CyNATAibO'hN N@'hS "
ebenfo beftimmt aus benz anbern gu:
rid, lid bin ni9t franf."
,Serr 9eutnant, i9 muB unbebtng
unnebmen, baB Sbnen etpas feblt, on
bernfalls : bm. bm."
rSonpb1, !6err 9uuptmann," fiel id
EN-, mir fe6tt Do6l etpas ="
nRu, bana iinb Sic eben trdnf," De-
f~retirte Der &dpitdn.
,glein, Ssrr 9duptmdnn ="
Sapobl = Rein = i9 berItebe Gil
niht mebr," brdd bieisr iebt los.
Nun mar es aber 3eit. 8erf6Gm.
bob i9 ben Wantel iiber benz 8nie.
rW1ir feblt etpas, 9err 9auptmdnn
aber i9 BIN ni9t tranf," ltspelte id
baSu.
,gattsrie, gu Ginem re6ts bredt ab
marf9," tonnte er serabe mod ferauss
bringen, bann rift mein 6auptmanr
mad binten, lang auf Dem 5alie feines
5u9ies liegenb, anf9einenb in 3udnn.
gen. Sd folgte ieinem itummen Win:
fe; dls mir dbteits btelten, DdnD e
fi9 mod fDrmli9 Dor Baden. Sd NUT
Elm iebr bummes 9eii9t gemaat ha'
ben -
naber bite, seisen Sic bp9 Md
einmal," itdmmelte er bdnn.
limb i9 5eigte biefes Wful fretge'
bigger dls bas erite Mal. Oas 2a6er
fpurbe frumpfartig, in5pii4en CAB id
Die n0thige @rfldrnng.
.GntI9ulDigsn Sic, lisber g.. es
bat mid ebsn ii6eripdltigt-Sie abner
ia gar nidt, ipie fomif9 oas alles
tpor. Mber fuas foll nun serDen!
Mit Dem 9dletot f6nnen sic unm0gs
lia am benz Man0berfelOe fi9 bent'
seigen unb pbne erlt rs5t ni9tl ="
Sin nsler 4nfall = bann berietbeH
mir bin unb Der.
gnbl;6 enti6isb Der &apitGn, i'd
ipnte brett, aber unter m0gli9fel
8ermeibung Der bon Teinb oDer
5reunb ettpu 3n benubenben !5eerftras
ben in bas neus Quartier reiten, .er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20

berrufen, bann fam er na6geftiirmt;
idon befanb id mid i'm Sdube bes
fAattiaen @anges BON borbin, Dd ftaro
pl0bli4 Der 9ernbarbiner Dor mir.
Sd aog es por, fteben gu bleiben.
.3uriid, Sultand," rief Der CUTS
herr, nun audi heranfeudenb.
rMber 5err 2eutnant." bradte er
bann miibfam unb unenbli9 pors
tpurfsppn berpor. :
SEER b.. b. g." faste i4 feierli9,
uSie baben es eefppnt nun gut =
bier baben Sie Die grflGrung!!"
1lnb nit ~piirbepoaer @ra5ie f9ir5te
ih BEL bieien Worten meinen Jlauf4
fpie cine vprimu baaerind aiioluta" ibr
@aaer0d9en. ---
53peimal an einem Sage fi9 aus
laden la1en - unb pie - lit bart!
Oarum lei mir geftattet. bier II nod
gu ersdblen, tpie Die 2iebensniiroigfeit
meines 8irtbes, Der ReierpeOffi5isr
Der 2abauerie mar unb ieiner 6igur
mad elm ettpas itdrferer 8ruosr BON
mir bate Iein f0nnen. mid in ben
Stanb iebte, mad penigen Minuten
in boiler 8riegsbemalung Bel einem
berrlihen 5riibitiid itBen gu f6nnen.
bas INNER bergniigter tpuroe, ie orine
qenber bic ~liebensfpiirbig 6eitere 9ausa
frau unb ibr iugenbli4es S4pefter@
lein nit ben nedif9 fragenben Iuger
tire Reugterbe iiber unieren plDBli6en
9erbleib na9 benz lauten &ufen gu be-
frtebigen piini4ten.
6err b. B. 8. aber unb i'd, mir
f6nieqen unb parfen uns nur mad
Dirt Der alten @uguren p~ielidgenbe
8Iide iiber ben &anb un1erer INNER
tpieber eegeneinanber erbobsnen 9lGier
gu. = 2ange i9on ftieg in blauen &tn<
geltp0lf6en Der feline Damp Der 9Gz
pdnus gen 9immel, unb nod INNER
bielt bas muntere 8leeblatt in fr0blt9
burmlpier 9lauberei 5uiummen.
Wo bod rur bic urme 8dtterie bIeiz
BEN mp9te! 9o9 bor4! Sa fntri4z
ten S9ritte iber ben Sizes -. Sarl,
Der unIelige! Iber ehe i9 mod ben
N1unb bate auft6un fOnnen, mar er
I9on Der 9punbsn. Sd mubte etpaiz
gen GntbiiGunsen p~prbeusen, unb als
i9 bann I9liebli9 na4 ben Dtelen Iufz
regungen bes Sages unb sen leBten
f6Dnen @tunben in meinem fii9len
3immer Der 8ube pflegen tpolte, bd
bielt id ibm 3fpar nod cine ldngere
Gebe iiber bic pi9ttgften SAtergeitai>
ten Der Grbe unb feline engen 9s5iebunz
gen gu bieien, aber bOie NOR i'd gar
ni9t mebr. llnb aufregen bprfte i4
mid aud ni4t, neil i'd bur9 ettpas
S9laf mid itdrfen poate gu Der Bar
tie Grofet, tpel9e i'd nit benz anmutbtz
gen S9peiterlein auf einem bereits
buau ausgefu4ten i6uttigen plaBe etne
babe Stunbe bOr Slid perdbrebet
bate, ielbitberftdnoli4 nit @ene9z
miqund Der 0ausfrdu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20
MandImal komnt's nnocrs.
Nus benz 2eben bon Mtlbe N
9erbert.

Die @elt lag i'm Slang Der Sep
temberionne. Our9 ben 6ofsarten
luitnanbelten fr0bli9e, gei9miidte
Meni4en.
Oa trafen iif Redtsanipalt gbiz
lipps unb Or. Stein, Der me6rere Mpz
nate i'm Suben gepeien mar - Spei
alte Jreunbe.
nRun," ld4elte Ger arat, saIio bod
perbeiratbet?1
pSa!" ~antDprtete 9bilipps unb nod
einmal itra9lenb: sSa!"
Stein fdmun5elte nit leiIem Spptt:
LIMB nod feline Naselipuren i'm OF
fi9t2 Seine Scenen? Seine gebDrfes
men Soeule2 Gein 4uszitebens9iln<
melnzfauen?"
ID" iaete Der Re9tsanpalt pOr@
nebm iiberlegen. rSungsefeaen besreis
fen bas niat. 8eiu9' mid bod! 9sute..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20
Ghlnh M1rrnf. ben "a. Son. 1897.

Ghlob 8urgf, ben "a. san. 1891.
.QieTei Qifetta! 2iebfe! gben Iinb
mir auriidgetebrt pom 9ofbua! SD
muB Dir glei9 fdreiben, oenn Define
baben mid ia bod perfolgt.
6ersliebite freue Did nit mir, ib bin
eliidlihe 8raut! Wie Maes sefpmz
men, fann ih ni9t iasen, ih mar
unb bin nod ipie i'm Saumel. Die
Menf6enfine. bic praht ber college
itiften @alauniformen, bas 5euer Der
8rilunten, bic 3oftbarfeiten Der Spis
Mles perfptrrte mid. Sd itano
ffumm bctpunbernb ba, als i6 btnter
mir fdgen bDrte: rSornrOsdenA. SD
brehte mid um unb npr mir ftanb
Serr BON Mrnim in Der fleiDiamen 60
launiform feines Hegimentes. Sd
bate nGmli9 peibe Seioe an, nit
Sin unb 5edenroien garnirt, baber
Der Same. Sd tanate nit tbm etnen
unperqebli9en Wal5er. gu Slid
fiihrte mid Elm anberer 3amerab 1etz
mes Gegiments. gr bate meme re9te
au eefpinnen perfuht. Sci Slid
mar es febr better. Oa fam Der Go
tiGon, unb berielbe beiiegelte mein
S6idfal. Gr bra6te mir einen berr<
li6e Straub uno fraste MIDI babel,
oh id ibn tpobl lieb baben tonne, 10
lieb, bab i9 Batter unb Mfutter per>
lufe, Inn i'm uuf fem enhances
S6lpB gu fplgen2 ST fliifterte mir
au, tpie feb er mid slei9 scbabt, beim
erten Se6en, unb iein etn5iger Sc
banfe Der gctpelen let, it9 mir uno
ben gltern su nGbern. SD puBte
bor Geliefeit ni1ts 5u e%rtptDern, 1on=
bern bridte nur itumm bic mir oar=
qerei6te 6anb. 60 bin i6 8raut ge=
iporben, gliidlide 8raut. 9eute frib
fam er au ben gltern ins 9otel, betbe
oaben uns ibren Seoen uno iinb gliids
lid iiber bas Slid ibrer &inber. go
lift Der Mbi9ieb Yupds aus benz milf
tdrii6en 2cben, Der uns erft 10 tri6
unb traurig ftimmte, bod Der Beg
aum Slid fiirs SD9ter9en geiporben.
Sssm CONNER fpa 9o65eit fein, Su
fommft felbitperitGnbli9 baau. gs
qribt Did Define sliidlide uri4el unb
Sums hetbt er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20

n0ifen sic. Baron. mir imppniren
bic 2eute gar ni4t. Die nit ibrem @er=
mGgen proben, mir baben 3. 3. aud
als einfa4e NiaiDndse ansefuRss...."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20
per Mts nm aliG.
yarbcaette in griefen bon m. Berg.
MItbud, ben 16. SUM 1896.

MItbcd,, ben 16. SUM- 1896.
liebfte Qie5e.
Nun ift Der fdipere Sag hereinses
brphen, benz mir bereits i'm Dergon<
senen Gomuler bdngenb entssgenz
fahen. papas Mbidieb lit beraus,
unb bamit tpobi Slid, Slang unb
9errlihfeit fir INNER porbei! SD
iommere ia gar niht I'm Wuttel unb
MIDI, nlr mein armer 9~er5enspapd
ibut mir 70 Ieib. Mit 3eib unb Seele
@plbot, hot ct 80 Sabre bes &Onigs
Mod aefrdgen. Nun mub er bas ghz
renfleib, duf tpelhes er 10 ftol3 NOR,
mi benz uniheinbaren gipilrod per=
tdufHen. Mus Der bohen, geahteten
@tenung muB er i9eiben unb in Der
MaFe Derihminben. Mdt Sabre bat
papa nun benz 8eairfssRpmmanbo
Mltba1 p%orseitanben unb NOR als
Rommdnbeur mebr eeliebt als gee
fir6tet BON feinsn un%tereebenen, neil
er ipobl berftanb, Strense i'm SienIt
NIT famerabfhdftlihem Moblppaen
auberbulb besielben au perbinben. =
Papa lit ernft. uber niht gebeugt, Der
S4lag fam ia nidt u%nertpartet.
Muttel unb ih baben heute fleiBi9
gerednet, moran mir fparen fDnnert.
Mie tperben mir iniere Inipriide
Derrinsern miRen. 9apa bat mid
dber fem tapferes S0hterlein genannt
nnb barauf bin ih ftola. gs pirb nns
fdper tperben, liebe Mngefpcbnbeiten
gu entbebren, bod i4 CLAUDE, piel
3eit gum Na9finnen unb &lagen
ptrb niht bleiben. unb beilen bin i'd
frob. Sd perbe nun Muttel fleiBig
in Der 9Gusliafeit gu helfen 9e5ipur1z
gen fein, ba mir bic beiben Burden
nun aud entbebren miinen. 9ott
tpirb tpeiter belfen. 2ebe ipohl.
Define 11r59el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20

S9Gob gurgf, ben 10. San. 1897.
2ieEe, eeftern NOR !Serr b. Nrntm
bier! gr fam nit einem berrlt9en
@efpunn a%naefabren, i'd CLAUDE, er 1T
5ebr reid! Iber tpenn er audi arm
fpdre, feline perfon piirbe babel nidts
einbiiBen, er piirbe ii9 iiberaa 9el>
tuna perf9affen. 0ir baben einen
reisenDen Nadmittag Derlebt. gr tit
10 flua, amiifant unb unterDalteno,
bat piel bon Der 8elt geieben. Papa
unb er fanbcn ii6 uls ~paiogercd)tc
sSGger icbr 5alD. Sas tit ein 8ano.
6as 8leidgeiinnte felter fniplt ais
8Iutbanbc. Gr bat Yapa glei1 CUR
ndGften Sagb nod @rnimshof etrlge@
Iabe.1. Wiuttcr anb er iino alt1 be-
rcits quite 6reunbe, pcr ioltc tic aud
nift lieb baben. Sic lit cine IL pclts
oefpanbte Dame, Iteis liebensfpiirbt3
lino INNER noGcr 9umor. SSI IA Sas
qen lit Der srpbe 9ofban, or Fat MID
bereits gum crften @al5cr uno go.iIs
Ion cnaaqirt. = uebrigens. cbc i2 es
pereeffe. Die trodenen 8lumen aus
2entnant BON 8oBens 4biGicosfraub
babe i9 tuegsepOrfcn, man f9rieb
mir. er foa fi9 nit Der bdSlihcn, rcis
diem Slider perloben. SD freue
nit uniGglih auf ben Gofbaa. Oas
na9 erfGbrit Du mehr BON
Oeiner urfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20

bic grfolee bcs Winters. GrDBen ger=
febr ppnen bic Gltern nidt haben, pa
tie bas nidt f0nnen, aber i9 foa bic
Capitalization fennen lernen. Mbe,
liebes 9erS, bel @riibe BON Deinsr
ur{beL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20

S1ipb Burgf, ben Ii. 1pp. 80.
Subele nit mir, 9ers, bic erite 9of.
~einlabung CUR Sur lit setommen. SD
aiebe rofa Sin auf Seibe sarnirt an.
Mama bunfelrotb Summef, nit ibren
fhDnen 8riGanten, bic iie BON 8roB<
mutter bat. SD CLAUDE, id tperoe To-
aenanntes 8alfieber baben, obglet9
oar ni9t eetanat nirb, Do nur aour
unb &pnsert tit. 8neife bic Saur1er1,
bite /! Spdter mebr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20

n9etber gag 9eute, HlUl lDupls
sd tnidte 5uiammsn, als i'd Del
pertpunberten Bid gepdhrte. nit Den
Der @utsberr mein 8oftiim itreifte.
,@9 es ge6t," ertpiberte in ittoene1
glei6miitbig. @us piro NUN TOM
msn2
.Oarf i6 glei9 bitten, bier herum.
iaate, unmittelbar por Dem S9loil
re6ts abbiegenb, Gcrr b. D. g., rerf
einen fleinen SmbiB auf Der fi9lel
@urtenberanbd, Sic minn ia 9dlli
berburitet iein.N !.
Old nein, oar ni9t," log t4 mi
trodenem Salfe, bari id ni6t 8unddf
bitten, auf mein 3immer -"
nRein, nein, bapOn 1T gar tetn'
Rebe. Sci uns pirD INNER IN
Mar56anauae .geFriibifidt : 9ausge:
feb iiberbaupt! @uBerbem limb ia Sbr'
Sa6en mod gar ni4t ba, alio bitt'
pirfli6, Serr 2eutnant. Msine Sa:
men freuen fi9 ie~benfaGs, sic ="
Sebt ftanb id pie dnsetpuraelt.
NS
, .Rein, !9err b. b. g., mein @n5ut
! lit pirfli6 ni4t geeignet," pebrte id
energi56, Inn in Samengeieai 4att-
nMber i1 bite Sic! wfetne Trdr
unb meine feline S4DGgerin - gam
unter uns = Dor benen tperben gu
fi6 bod ni9t geniren, Sic 5ie9en it'd
SSbren 9aletot aus. unb bann iousr
Sic nal ieben =
ullnmDglid, 9err b. ,. 2.!"
nMd mas 6eibt unm6gli4, i'd Tag
cs6nen ia, meme Samen limb on 10 ct:
mas sefpD6nt. aber tpenn sic es MIDI
! qlau6sn1iponen, folen tie IS Shnsn Tel.
Der faqen. : Jruuden, Glfa!" =
i6ante es nit luliter Stimms bur4 Der
parf. : nSOmmt bod nal i4nsI
ber!"
lin Gottes piIen, 6err b. D. g.,
sic ridten elm 1nsliid an =
@prad's unb = rib aus.
uMber Serr 2%eutnant." hOrte i9 in
IfaHunaslDiem Grtaunen btnter mtr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28
BIGHAM'S
q A r BER SHOI
Next 20 Citizens Saiionui aank..
Good Artists, Sharp Razors aud
Smoothe Shave. Come
See us.
JOHN BlchAM. propresoT

Lime. Lime. Car fresh lime id
received at A. B. Snow 4 Co,
si.20 per barrel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28

LCzE On ECZ1TD
~-~,---r-~---------~--~---- -~-~-~-~-~.~g
/ Osr-A small ack pocket book with a IS 20
~ bin. some SILVER ana O luckf penay Finder
u AZ please return % the owner 40 thIs ONCE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28

Our company has never had a
law suit. Settle in full. Insure
with US. Policies cover fire and
lightning. COCHRAN Bros
Mrs Nj Anderson and esteem
able daughter, L o GilIock we're
business calleEs yesterday after.
noon.
Why does every body say that
our saddles and harness are all
rlght2 Because we make the best
10 be had anywhere.
97-tf Cross & Cheaney.
Mrs F B OrOfford. our Mime
kah correspondent vas q pleas
ant caller yesterday.
The contractors for building the
wall for the basement Of the First
National bank are pushing the
work along to'the entire satisfac-
ton Of all concerned.
The four brick store rooms be-
ing built by ] II Griffin are near.
" enclosed.
You could pass the time no
better than to see Jedediah Jud.
kins repeated next Thursday
night at the court house.
Hear the ladies sing.
BoRN-To Mr. and Mrs Willis
Minter last Sunday a fne boy.
Mrs } H Harris mother. Mrs
Dunn and sister, Mrs Chastian,
both Of hartshorn, /. T., arrived
ast night on a few days visit.
Or S E Milliken and son Mas
er Griffin returned TO their home ,
It Dallas, Tex, this morning. ,
)r Millikrn is - brother Of Mrs
frs Gnfiiu.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28
20 sac or Rent

a new livery and feed stable al.
joining the Royal Hotel, west OF
couIt house, with capacity OF 20
horses, 8 buggies and 3 car loads Of
fuel. 7 will either sell or rent the
stable and will sell the renter or
buyer a car load Of hay, corn hnd
oats, which is now on the premises.
INQUIRE at The RoyrI Hotel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28

First appear uce Of the Ladie
Choral Ciub and male quarte.te
ulder Prof Markus' direction
at the NJ E church, Nay Goth.
Stray locs pins at the Elite Nil
linery &C.
Hear the ladies sing.
Uncle Joe Cross is dong some
fine working grading Chickasha
avenue. The right man at the
right kind OF work is alright.
The Ladies' Choral Club is a
credit 70 this town and would be
a credit to any city. You will
show them your appreciation by
attending the concert on Thurs
dOy night at the the NJ E church.
Admission % cts. II
Dr. Peters has placed a hand.
some and convenient hitchinR
block in front Of Emerson 8 store.
Frank DescOmbes, d P Haw-
kius aud Mr. Sherman started ont
yesterday evening TO be gone sew
eral days on a hun ing al d fisbil e
trip. These gentleman are ex
pert anglers aud good marksmen
80 do notsbe surprised if the fish
md game markets are oveFstock-
ID after their return.
A team ran away on our streets
his morning bat we're captured |
y men on horse back before |
ny damage was done.
IA Bohart sold to Mrs Jane
Robertson a lot on west bill. Mrs
iOOerS0n VIII commence at once
o erect a nice residence.
Wells s. Son sold to WLKnot
lot on west hill. Mr. Knott viii
lild 3 handsome residence soon
$ possible.
Jediah Judkins will be in town
gam next Thursday night May
0. He wants 10 see you alI at
be court house.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Hear the Ladies' Sing.

The Elite Millinery Co. is the
place to get your moneys worth.
Dodson Braun Pickles at the
Corner Cash Grocery.
Get in line. Cochran Bros are
writing lots of Insurance.
Five gallons, sorgum S1.75 at
the Corner Cash Grocery.
Best styles for the lowest prices
at the Elite Millinery Co.
To women for pity; to your
relatives nothing; to the Spot
Cash Butcher Shop for meats of
all kinds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28

II you want paint and paper
buy It Of ". B. Townsend.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28

Do you want a straw hat. II
you do come 10 the Famous and
and look over our line we can
please you. THE FAMOUS,
JACkMAN & LEMoN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28

A small black pocket book
with a 50 90 bill some silver and
alucky penny. Finder will please
return it to the owner at this Office
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28
WANNA.

Notice is hereby given to oil Of
the good people Of chikasha aud
vicinity warning them not to
make any ira les with my son,
without my written consent,
MRS " B ANDERSON.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28

By smoking Cuban Perfecto,
and Silver Bow cigars, you pat
ronize strictly home institution,
skuled workman and advertise
your city abroad.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28

J have purchased the SEED
Wood yard and will sell hll kln
OF dry stove wood at s1.50 p
load until it is an closed ont.
viii still continue the wood bal
ness az my old stand. ! am q
prepared To give my custom
dry wood right from The car
$3.50 per cord. Ali wood DELI
cred. Nov is the time 10
wood. W MATTot
Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28

Velvet Starch its a winner.
tu.th. &sat. j, A. Ware.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28

Don't forget mems underwear
sale Saturday at The Famous.
JAcKMAN & LEMON.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28
A PractlcIRe PhysIclan

In Monticello, H., formulated DE-.
Calwell's Syrup Pepsin. Ask Z.
Howard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28

Don't forget the mems under
wear sale a. THE FAMOUS, Sat
uFday. JAcKMAN & LEMON
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-28

Go 20 the Big Ca sh
Store for the Cheap
9 s t up date mems
suits in Chicka sha.
J.. G.. MAYS, PROP
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT - Henri Fournier
and wife, S Raymond, y Y. r 7 smith.
Syracuse; J Dennes. y LIP Libby Bos-
ton; James A Peck, r Logan, y Y: c 3
Ryan and wife, Boston: r Stanley.
Mrs stanley Newton Mass Mrs NJ
Pillsbury, Mrs q Durheand. G Daly.J .Jr.
Jacob Wirth, Boston: 6 8 Fisher. y Y:
y Iuchs, NJ Luchs. y Y: p s
Smith and wife. Newport. W J Ferguson
Richard Baker Samuel Edwards. /.
oberdeyer Jeff Bernstein. Willie Rntler
I q koven, y Y; L q Littlefeld. New
Bedford oney. Carolyn James. y Y:
II g Strickland, Warren: J s Pccne. ! II
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Chelsea; w Sarvois. y Y: r Albert
HYDE, Roston; n J Lesser. y Y; ] NJ
Glen. NJ Carroll, Boston; FoskelI
Jr New Haven; Howard II Dortscb \
Y; W y Gump and vifc. Everett IA.
Ethel r Camp. T. Y Kidder. Y: Miss
sophia Curtis, Springfield. Mrs S,fures
NJ Demars. BOSTON; Charles van Denten.
Boston, Henry Ray, A Bogardt PER-,
owen y V; r. y Baldwin. Roston r. Y
Smith. MaN Magnus w - Ingiis y y:
w Goodwin Oneida; = y Vernle. De
troit' Henry Barber. Boston. q Schwarh.
Cincinnati. q " stephens. y Y:F r. koi-
ler. Newark Ben Eichelmsn. y Y. , e
hcene, Philadelphia A " Ellis. y ":
" Shsurman. Springfield. 4 a. Camp
bell. Waterbury. W " Garl0ck. Cleve-
land;P W Mout gomerv Mrs Montgomery.
boston; Mrs r kimhall. Chicago: w VI
Potter, Roston. e. Hextcr Henry
Woln, y " 4 Tsrhsll Buatou. Wlf-
Ter v Robertson. 5 Roman. N Y. a.
Gardner. Roston. " \ passauac YAH
Rirer.k ~ Tucker Springfield 1' y Roid.
h"ston' - u Goodwin. y y. T = Rell Ros-
tom - " Sissou. Alex porges. c r
tturrh. a T. fstrvpus. y 8 Wood NJ Maor-
tens Van Raatie. Robert simpson.
Robertson. y \ Emil Spahre. 81
Petersburg Y y Burchardi. bridgeport q
q Hill. Waterbury. CYRUS Meyer. y v:
lewis Hartley. London. vs. n Arnold. ~
y " Pradstreet. Boston, Joseph Zin.
ermsn. n V: Pat Snsshan Boston: q r
liussv, Boston. J Alhie1 y ". = r.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18
Imposing on Editors.

Among magazine editors that particu-
lar kind OF memory which recognizes in
stantN snN literary thing which II has
seen before II developed TO the limit Of its
capacity. Very rarely can a story be re-
published. even IN slightly garbled form
or after an interval Of many years and
not be recognized aud spotted By some
outside editor, even " IL has slipped past
the censorship OF the stsff The method
usually followed by people who attempt
10 pass OF old stories original Is 20
copy some practically unknown story by
famous author. leave out a little. add
little and Yet save enough that = good
to make their version stand out from
the ordinary run OF the manuscripts
which are declined every day by the
magazine editors.
some years ago one Of the larger
monthlys published a poem by a we'll
known poet who died more than "A CEN
tlry ago. As printed IL had been sent
IN by an unknown contributor from the
West: Tbs poem 40 struck the editor
that he printed IT, surrounded with a SEE
ries OF drawings by one of his best and
most expensive illustrators. When ne
Was informed by his friends OF the true
origin OF the poem he made a resolution
10 accept no contribution from authors OF
whom he had no personal knowledge. and
Tor year or TWO strictly maintained
mat policy some what similar case
occurred recently, when a paper I'm this
state published a poem bv Keats and
duly printed the poets name beneath the
title, number of Western papers
reprinted the poem, giving credit 10
'Jonn Meats. IN the ---- ----.
The use Of extracts from magazines in
newspapers and other magazines Us not
objected TO by most of the large pub
fishing houses, provided that the extracts
are short ones and that a regular credit
ana copNrighi notice IS 1TUrNd efrnFT ~
The top or bottom of the article In
spite Of this generally understood pcrmis-
sion 50 many cases occur when ma terial
Is used aud no credit given that a reg
lar printed form is kept on hand i'm most
Of the large establishments TO bc sent
out IN such eases as come under their di-
rect notice. eases which mount up in
warning Is usually enough 90 make
the offending editor publish note ac-
knovlCcging his omission ina the next
issue of his epapcr. and II is very rare
that these slight offences have 20 be fol-
lowed 40 any further.
Before tho International copyright ar
rangement went into effect. many " the
bigger publishing firms paid what they
called a priority for the privilege of
over from the other side. in order that
they might hc able 10 publish Tho book
In this country on tho same day that n
was brought out GA England In that
way they gained slight advantage in
time over their rival Publishing houses
here. an advantage FOR which they were
willing 10 pay sums varying from s. TO
so and even 800 ono OF the older houses
In town still preserves AN old account
for priority" on the novels nf such men
IS William Black. Wilkic Collins and
Thomas HARDY. The payments seem al
most absurd beside the figures in the
made today with English ats~
thors.--New lork Evening Post