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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13
GOV. NASH IMPROVING.
He Will Probably BE at His ONCE in
the State House BY Next Mon
day Morning.

Columbus, o., June 6.-The report
is improving rapidly. and there is a
probability that he will be ut his
Office in the state house next Nj n
day morning. The doctors have per-
mitted him to get out of bed and rest
in an arm chair in the sitting room
downstairs. He is carefully watched
to see that he does not over-exert him
self and thus cause a relapse. His
statement of few days ago that
he will be able to undergo the com
ing campaign promises to be fulfilled.
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ITEMS, OF. INTEREST
The News Of eAs weRaa osaAsnsse
sAA Conassl fer sl6 BE dsassf
VB ths Hasty R$aAsss
MONDAY.

|
| At Dubuque, H., boat containing
Ave persons capsized, and three were
drowned.
The wheat crop on 400 farms west
and northwest of Blackwell, o. T..
was ruined by q storm. fktBt}
The University of Chicago will es-
tablish affiliated preparatory schools
in different parts of Europe.
The Pachus, Zacualtipan and Tam
pico railroad, Mexico, has been sold
to syndicate of American capital
lists.
Maj. w. Fl. Daily, surgeon general
on Lieut.. Gen. Miles staff, commit
ted suicide by shooting ut his home
in Pittsburgh, Pa. 7''N tia
Satisfaction is expressed by the
Chinese at. the announcement Of the
return of the Chinese court to Pc
king in September.
A skiff on the Delaware river at
Philadelphia, containing three men
and three girls. swamped, and the
girls were drowned. #
Conservative members of the Cuban
constitutional convention are abso-
lutely confident that the Platt amend
ment will be accepted.
Elder Dempster & Co., London, Of
fer to pay the travelling expenses Of
the official delegates of any British
trades union willing to go to the Uni
ted States to study American trade
methods.
The preliminary hearing of Mrs.
John Stallion, her father, James
Crabtree, and his two sons Frank and
Charles, charged with the murder of
Alice Stallion, the woman's step
daughter, was held in grove in the
presence of 1000 people.
At Vestal, N. y, two trains COLI
ded. One of the trains contained q
carload of dynamite. 1t exploded
and five men were killed and seven in
jured. Dismembered parts of bodies
were found quarter of Il mile from
the scene. Both trains were com
pletely wrecked, and one engine was
reduced to scrap iron.
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JUDGE TAFT.
When He Becomes Head Of the Civil
Government in the Philippines
His Title VIII BE Governor.

Washington, June s.-When Judge
Taft, of the Philippine commission.
becomes head of the civil government
in the Philippine islands he will have
the title of governor. While it is ex-
pected that he will become governor
of the Philippines about July 1. there
may be some delay, as the civil gov.
ernment machinery may not be ready
then.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13
A Battle At Lima,

Manila, June 1O.--In battle with
the insurgents at Lipa, province of
Batangas, Lieut.. Anton Springer, of
the 2lst infantry, was killed, and Capt.
WI II. Wilhelm, of the same regiment.
Lieut.. Fitzhugh Lee, jr., and five en-
lister men were wounded.
Lieut.. Charles r. Ramsey, of the
:1st infantry, was also wounded at
Lipa.
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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.I
Government Can Not Entertain q
Suggestion Of Mediation Between
Great Britain sad Beers.

Vienna, June s.-Count Goluchow-
ski, the Austro- Hungarian minister
of foreign affairs, informed an Aus
trian deputation that the government
could not entertain suggestion Of
mediation between Great Britain and
the Beers because mo serious gov
ernment would care to undertake me-
diation after the British declared
that it would not accept mediation.
and that an offer to mediate would
be regarded by Great Britain as an
unfriendly act"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13
HORSE THIEVES CAPTURED,
They Were Taken BY Farmers
Posse After "a Chase of Nearly rs
Miles-RUnning Fight.

Upper Sandusky, w.. June 7.-Thir-
ty farmers in the eastern part of Wy
Rndotte county had "A running fight
with three horse thieves Thursday
Late Thursday afternoon they were
captured a few miles south of here
after a chase of nearly rs miles. Sew
eral shots We're fired. The thieves are
now confined in Jail, where they gave
their names as George, Cliff and Mall
Geiser.
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SUNDAY.

Gen. Fftzhugh Lee may be a can
didate for governor of Virginia.
The exact date of j. Pierpont Nor
gan's return to New York is not set
tied, but it will probably be the lat
ter part of June.
The passion Play" was carried out
at Chilliwpck with all the pomp and
splendor known to the red men Of
British Columbia. Three thousand
red men were present.
The new cable between Canada and
Australia is to be 5,S34R miles in
length--the longest ever constructed
and will be transported and laid by
one ship, which is now being built
for that purpose. 1t will cost $1O,OOO,-
600.
j. p. Morgan is arranging for the
establishment of great Anglo-Amer-
lean bank with capital of $1,000, ,O0o,-
600. 1t is said that it is proposed to
abolish all the principal financial
agencies and banks already engaged
in Anglo-American business.
The visit to England of Maitre La
bori, the distinguished French advo-
cate, has developed the fact that the
relations between himself and Drey-
fns have greatly changed since the
Rennes drama. Maitre Labori's friends
say that Dreyfus has treated his "sa-
vior" shamefully.
At Paris, Nine. Monnier, rich, mi
serly land owner of the neighbor-
hood of Poltierh, France, and her
son, formerly subprefect of the de-
partment of Vienna, and leader of
Poitiers society, were arrested on the
charge of incarcerating Mile. Blanche
Monnier, daughter of Mime. Monnier,
for twenty-five years in q room of
Nine. Monnier's house. When found
she was stark naked and nearly dead
from starvation. She infuriated her
mother by wanting to marry q poor
lawyer.
At Beaverton, Mich, Will Arnell,
proprietor Of hotel and saloon, ran
muck and before he was overpow.
.red shot and killed his 6-year-old
laughter, fatally wounded his wife,
md shot his aged mother. brother
md sister.
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Buying short Term Bonds

Washington, June 6.-The secretary
of the treasury Wednesday bought
$449,500 short term bonds for the
sinking fund, $333,l00 short term
fours brought $113.7952; 100000
short fours, deliverable Thursday,
brought $l13.s20s, and $1,000 threes
brought SlOs.S429.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13
THE FLYWHEEL BURST.
Negro Woman Sleeping in . Shanty
Nearby Killed and Her Hus.
band Unharmed.

Charleston, s. c., June ga fly
wheel at the power house of the
Charleston Consolidated Railway, Gas
and Electric Light Co., 16 feet in di-
ameter and weighing IS tons, burst,
one piece Ave feet long and weighing
a ton, striking g shanty $50 feet from
the power house and killing Lydia
Bonneau, Negro woman. In bed by
her side was her husband, who was
untouched.
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Need No, Be stamped.

Washington, June s.-Commission-
er of Internal Revenue Yerkes has
ruled that under the revenue reduc.
ton act of March 2, 1901, which will
go into effect July l, the bonds of
contractors for government work
will not be required to be stamped.
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wrecki.s saenserfsst Hall.

Cincinnati, June s.-A huge steam
engine will be used in tearing down
the Saengerfest hall. Workmen are
busy taking down all but tho heavy
beams, which the outer parts of the
building were constructed. These
beams. which form the entire
skeleton of the big structure. are to
be pulled down in one mass by the
use of the engine.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13
Guilty of Bank Robbery.

New Lexington O.. June s.-The six
men charged with having robbed the
bank at Somerset several months ago
were found guilty by jury. The men
are Frank Green, Joseph Hessing, Jas.
Rodgers, Harry j. Simmons, George
Harris and John Williams. The sew
enth man. who escaped with the
booty, about $4,000 in money and as
much more in bonds, has not been
apprehended
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13
MRS. Arlnour's GIFT.

Chicago, June 6.-In furtherance of
her plans to make the institution
fs,sadsd- by her husband the best
school of engineering in the United
States, Mrs. Philip d. Armour Wednss-
day decided to add s250.OO0 to the re-
cent donation of 100000 made by
her son, J. Ogden Armour, to Armour
institute. sati2Jgy fs
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13
Another Race Talked OF.

Cleveland, O., June s.-A race be-
tween the Goodrich line steamer
Christopher Columbus and the City of
Erie, victor in the recent Erie-Tash-
moo race, is being talked of in this
city. The Cleveland and Buffalo peo-
pie suggest that IL a match is desired
that formal application be made in
writing and the question will be given
considerations.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13
Fainted I'm Court.

Columbus. O., June Mrs. A. u.
huise was nned $luU and costs in the
United Sta.es court Thursday for
seEu.ng obscene letters through the
mails. Mrs. Hulse did not attempt
q defense, and tainted wh,n She stood
up to plead guilty.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13
Tried to Drown Himself In Blood.

Pontiac, Mich, June s.-Frank Tay-
lor, of Oxford, respondent because
his sweetheart married another man,
attempted to drown himself in a tank
of blood in a slaughter house. He
was assisting in killing cattle and
when the tank in which the blood was
retained became full, he jumped in.
He was rescued,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13

Portsmouth, o., June 7.-Robert
lawson, young farmer, was struck
by lightning and instantly killed at
South Portsmouth. He had sought
shelter in an old shanty, and was
looking out of the window when
struck
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13
Gen. Young's Com IN a nd.

Washington, June s.-Maj. Gen,
S. NJ. b. Young, who is in this city,
will resume command of the depart.
ment of California on the 3Oth inst
relieving Maj. Gen. Shafter. whose
commission as major general of vol.
unteers expires on that date.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13

Urhana, O.. June THE village Of
Terre Haute II excited over the mys
tsrious disappesrance of Bert Lutx,
sssd n. weighing 24o pounds. His
parents fear foul play. He left hons
Monday for UrbenA And nothing ~
si.as ben 49, = ~ se.
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Thomas Found Guilty.

Knoxville, Tenn. June s.--R. H.
Louisville families personally and by
marriage, has been found guilty OF
the charge of forging applications
for railway transportation on several
different lines.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13

Martins Ferry, O., June Sit is re-
ported that the United States steel
corporation will shortly purchase the
two acres of land lying directly west
Of its present Aetna-Standard plant
and erect q large sheet mill
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13
TownIey To he Dismissed.

Washington, June Lieut.. Richard
H. Townley, of the navy, has been
convicted by court-martial at Manila
and sentenced to dismissal from the
service.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13

Failures in the United States for
tt33re-sSesas- -Rnmher 1R2. AGAINST LA last
week, ls4 in this week year ago, 17s
in 1899, 221 in 1898, and 256 in 1897.
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Gift to univer.itx of scotland.

London, June S.-Andrsw Carnegie
signed deed transferring $4,000, 900
in five per cent. United States steel
corporation bonds to trustees for the
beenft of the universities of Scot
land. The amount becomes immedi-
a4ely available.
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people,. Church Of America.

Chicago, June 7.-Articles Of in
corporation for the Peoples Church
of America were granted Thursday
at Springfield, this action being taken
to extend the scope of the Peoples
church of Chicago in a national or.
ganization.
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Toledo, o., June 7.-Rev. Chester d
Clapp, rector of St. Johns Episcopal
church, has been appointed to take
-esssss at -tha work In the Philippines
for the American Board of Missions
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O,keIIy.. Sentence Comuuted.

Denver, Col, June s.-The state
board of pardons commuted to IS
years the life sentence of e. O'Kelly.
the man who killed Bob Ford, the
slayer OF Jesse James.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13

Eesene, ssltyhspm tetter, chaAng,
|tvy, ,poleppi9g ard allskip tortutes are
/ [eqie1ly, cured by DeWitt's Witch Ha-
81 ealfe The certain pile cure. ".
~. ouith = 90.
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New Orleans, June s.-Mrs. Mary
Ardley Townsend, whose pen name
w'ss xarins. afweli known southern
rests. ssna writer, dAsd Friday -
0eivesAon, Tex fsh :
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Cadets Dismissed.

West Point, N. Y. June 6.-Cadets
S.. B. Vernon, Syracuse, N. Y. and
c. S. Perry. Iowa, were dismissed
from vhc 6nited-Sta*ss-A -Ailitasy
academy Wednesday. They were
court-msrtialed upon Q charge OF
having falsely obtained permission
to leave the post. 5h q tat Nt
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-13

Denver, Col, June s.-Hugh Tevis,
son of the dead Kentucky express
magnate, died at Yokohama, Japan.
He was married few weeks ago to
Miss Cornelia Baxter, of this city,
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New York, June 7.-George w. Cum
berland, known to the American stage
az George w. Thompson, Father
Of the Elks," is dead in Brooklyn from
blood poisoning following an opef.
alton upon his hand.
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WntciJng venesuels.

Washington. June THE May
flower sailed Wednesday from San
Juan for Carupano to watch the sit
uation growing out of the Venezuela
asphalt troubles.
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Rincon, N. NJ, June s.-Two masked
men forced the postmaster here to
hand over the coatents of the money
drawer. about 500, and escaped.
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Texarkapa, Ark. June s.-A bed Of
genuine asPhsitun has bees found
Dess this place.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-03

society, in q broader sense than
home-maksr only. Yet statistics
prove that the club woman is The
best home maker and for the very
reason that her ideas are deyelOp-
ed along lines Of higher thought.
She hasn't so much time 10 fret
over details or expend her energies
on unnecessary evils, Through
systematic study of household
economies, she has learned 10 reap
better results from an outlay Of
labor than formerly. This inteli-
gent economy Of line gives woman
the opportunity to attend upon
club and public interests. Many
public affairs are now receiving the
aid and influence Of woman's atten-
ton. Through the cooperation
found IN her club life she is able TO
accs mplisb much in these worthy
purposes. Nearly every woman's
Club has some public interest at
heart. Il iswith this end in view
that Sorosis has endeavorel to
start for our little city q library.
We feel hat this is work Of
great importance. Our children
are growing up here under almost
pioneer conditions, and We who en-
Joy good literature need such a Ii
brary. The ladies Of Sorosis have
laken up the idea with much en-
.Lu ,ia-m. We have only been
mixing the effort for few m onths
nd have already, among the club
collected IS volumes.
With the liberal AID and enconr
cement you have given US, te
rope soon TO be able to place the
ibrary a. some convenient place
lown town and arrange for public
lse OF it
Again permit me TO thank you
or the books donated this evening
nd for your evident good will to-
yard the cause. Yet the world
las not always been kind to
he club woman, and, perhaps by
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-03

Der ever jealous Efforts as ultra
reformers, no doubt she is. IN part.
TO blame.
And l especially desire to ex-
press our thanks 10 the Odd Eel.
lows for their courtesy in giving
rs the use Of this beautiful hall for
our reception.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-03

ihe litsouri Faruor.' Tar -. ,.--..-
ana Windsiofm Insurance fo..,'.,. eiele
o...st spillan5 81 tbe 81 q in fh~ .f.,. ~. 80
n isani.t q over Ten Ytars aro Ard ~. f~--f ~.
--..-. .e ler less itaH the ini rr.t - 49,
linf comlanios. h has a. fs...''- ~. - o-d
m. - 80 80 stet iba any mufnnl f0mr.'rv 4.
4, ~, q 4nf other state Write fif'as. =
s,ertr at.ni- AZ hicfasha & q or n h
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are Your Watches All Riobt2
EW. 10 Chickasha Avenue.

save over 50 psreenr b insafiur your
properly Ia the National nucliins House
Insurance. Company. against loss hy Ore and
Lightning. and In The Missouri Farmers' Tor.
- Q lnsufa cc ompauy against loss Hr
lofuauoes. cyclones and uindsforms Nv ~
nonett loss , { been adjusted and PAID uith
ou Delay ana thr company tas been fuf Ming
over ten ycars without single case 81 IIiIrr.
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Eloquent Address

The following eloquent address
was delivered by Mrs. j. R. Har-
ris, President Of the sorosis Club
at the Book Reception, last Saiur-
day evening in this city;
Ladies and Gentlemen:
It gives me great pleasure to ex.
tend to you in behalfof sorosis, 8
most cordial welcome.
We appreciate your presence and
the substantial evidences of your
sympathy with our efforts to start
a Public Library in our little city.
Becsuie OF woman 5 broader in
terest in public affairs aud the ex-
tension Of her sphere Of usefulness,
this has been facetiously termed
"Woman's Age,v During the last
half a century or more, her mind
has begun to stir and evolve new
energy. This Psychological phe-
nomenon has been beautifully de-
scribed BY Olive Shriner in her
"TLFee Dreams in a Desert" She
compares the mind Of woman to
lovely bsing bound by chains.
These chains are the bonds
placed upon her by pagan custom,
modern conventionality and a false
sense Ct woman's sphere. She de-
scribes the lovely being as at first,
lying perfectly contented in the
one cramped position. "For ages
she has lain and murmered not.
At last a restlessness is shown and
she attemps to rise; but the bonds
hold her and hurt her. Again and
again she struggles to rise; the
chains cut deep into her flesh, but
she does not give up. The lovely
being, at last has reached a sitting
posture. Whether it we're better
for her to remain thus, or to go on
until she stands by mans side en-
tirely free, is a question.
Many good women are content
aud prefer to see her sit in queen.
ly grace, with mans protecting
form standing by her. side.
As a result OF this fermen tstion
of thought, the Woman's Club
has sprung up all over the land. |
Oar mothers closed their literary
life on the momentous night wren
the "sweet girl graduate" reads an
elaborate essay as the "Ultlma
Thule" Of literary effort. The
woman of today is not satisfied to
stop there.
The Club gives her the opportun-
ity to GO on, pursuing the line OF
thought or study she most desires.
Primarily, the Club is for literary
-a,tare; but there has Developed a
secondary object. BY uniting with
'thers Of similar tastes and purpos.
Is woman reaches a broader plane
# thought and action. It lifts her
rom the narrow ruts OF life. It
{ teaches her that she is q part.
factor ia the great machinery OF
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Tofh9Poblic.

Owing to the fact that we have
I lst two weeks Of very valu-
able tine during our recent change
of location, the time of closing
our guessing contest is extended
two weeks fromDecember l.
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W arnng OTder.

~ IT, =. ted States Comnirsloner'r Court
n III r ian Territory. Southern Distinct AZ
cE STA.
W. " Horne Plaintiff
pa ra
Jar es Heath, Defendant
1lfs defendant Irmes Leah Is warned % api
pear 10 th curt within thlnF daya and an-
sNeF the eQmplaili q fhd nlaiufin VI. W.
H0Frf.
Witness ms haHd this 6'h day of Nov. 1901
= y. PsTne II =. Commissioner.
q. ~ tcchhciuef. a torufT for piaintid.
Hamilton, arpoinf, atiorucy Tor non reri-
dept defendant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-03

telephone saves time, money
ana shoe leather, ave cents a dav.
-oh esasha Electric Co. n
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Warming Order.

- 80 49, u
In the United Stats Commissioners Court
IN the Indian Territory, South District.
w. Z. Cox, Plaintiff
VS. 500
I. II. Ward, Def'dt.
The defendant 7. II Ward Is
VARIED to appear ~ this court In
thirty days aid answer the con-
plant of the plaintiff W Z. Cox.
Witness my hand This 80 day Of
November, 1901.
EN- Payne, {. S. Commissioner.
Q. NJ. Fechheimer, Attorney for
4. Hamlliop, Attorney for non.
resident defendant.
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Warning OrdeY.

In ntheNayor's Court Of the Ciiyof ChichAsha,
southern District. l. T. The Hon H. +.
Ghgsby, Mayor Of said city,
Overstrect 4 Son, plaintiff. n.
vs..
j. T. Bahh, defendant
The defendant J. T. Babb. Is warned 70 ap-
pear at this court within 80 days, and answer
The co nplalnt OF plaintiff OYcrstreet son.
WitLess my hand this the lst day Of Oct
1901, Ia the Oity OF Chickasha. southern Dist
1T. Fl. l. Grigsby. Mayor Of said city.
Ana DO hereby appoint Bert barefoct as
attorney 10 represent the ncu resident Def.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-03

EOR SALE two room box house, well 10
+ Gated on west hill, very cheap. Inquire at
this once.
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TOR sAEE.-Fiity Scholarships In the Com
Il mercial School. Lnly progressive youuR
people need apply for cue. 'fOf teru1s, etC.
address Prof, Vincent general delivery.
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Al a Small Evpsnss.

Each member is assured Of a re-
spectacle burial at the solicitation
OF friends.
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TOR SALE,-One new room frame house on
I west hill. Cheap. Inquire At this once
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AUCTION DAYS,
wednesday and Saturday

,r.,.... -. = ehielasha ana second st.
-. =. JACOBS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-03

TOR SALE. Two vacant lots on west hill.
< IN good part OF the city. Inquire atthis
ONCE
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See circular for full particulars.