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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
BALLARD
BLOWOUT
Not a Feature OF Entertain
ment Overlooked.

The committee that had Ia charge
the Fourth cf July celebration at
ballard are Feeling Ia fine spirits to-
dag over the great success they made
Of it. There we're bis GROW As pres
ent all day long and evening The
number of ears on The Ballard line
VaH Increased aud run every is min
uteH. Even then they were crowd
ed until late iu the night
The celebration opened with a bls
parade in the morning composed ~
numerous floats. the city Officers ana
city departments. Wnudmun uf the
World. Women 80 Woadcraft. etc.
IN the afternoon Hon. X. %. Albert
son delivered the address 81 the day,
speaking from the city pavilion.
The ehnEie packing contest in the
afternoon attracted who attention.
there being competitors from all
over the western country Joe iiout
Euisf uf Wisconsin Wun the nrai
pfiar. 500 in cash. and Is gold medal
he packed 9 0oo shingles ia 20 min
utos. Thaa. O'pouneil Won SECOND
pfiae. SIS ga cash.
Al Night there was nice display
81 fireworks Two large phNiliuua
were kept crowded all evening with
merry dancers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
SEATTLE LOST BIG GAME
Nearly Five thousand People Witnessed Defeat Of Home
Team Yesterday AtternOon-The Mornings
Game Was Different

den was dreaming Of where he was
last Fourth of July. aud the ny ea=
capped his notice entirely. Hcaffoas
singled and ThiclmRn sacrificed.
Garter. Tacetna.a pitcher. slammed
@ long one cut 20 the LEFT lawn. hut
that was also missed and Hrodir.
who ought 10 have been there. was
not Mccarthy went out to short
and Lynch came trotting up O. home
pate with blood In hts eye.
Over the Fenes.
He put that hall clear over the
RIGHT field fence. scoring Zearfoss
and Carter, This lcft the score 5
a. . In fayor o. Tacoma.
After this inning seattle went cut
IN the enc. two. three order each tns
ming, aud Tacoma Piled up thrre
more runs the last halt ~ the ninth
Then The interesting part ~ tho
game commenced A. "RHls Hurley
trotted 70 home plate he was greet
ell with cheers and a Nuliey of re-
vnlver shots that made the Tacoma
pitchers head swim. Hurlcya IN
tcntiona were gOod. but he went cut
81 nrst. peenples singled. SO did
klopf. and Fray knocked a two
begger that brought IN the two runs.
The crowd fairy went Wild. Badie
rinElet aud Kockcnurid famed
sarah Rand, however came 60 the
rescue 81 the team and got a two
tAse hit, bringing IA hrAry aud
kodic. Thleiman singled. but Sc
John who battsd for Stoval. ended
the game with a ny 20 third. which
vas helded clcvcTly. The nnal
score was 5 Go 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05

adopts middle course. tho hair
mostly gathered into Il knot OF small
eurie aud poufH. not lying too close
to the back Of the head and Ia the
evening. az the tlieater and reHtaur-
ant, the hair lies In heavy coil or
loop on the unHc Of the neck.
This, Of course. means the hhnnd-
onmcut 81 the collar, and all the
summer dresses, excepting, 81 course,
the costume thllieur. are being made
With TO collars ~ all except a trans
parent piece of lace. the top ~ the
thrmiHctte being drawn NJ close 60
tho throat With IA threading OF rib.
bon.
such mode e. eminentiy becam-
inF 10 the FreuchwumHn who IL us
ublly inclined 10 be high shoulder
ed aud ahert-nsckr1. hut how Will
81 fare with the long. ewnnltka ncekf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05

pound prints. &c. Eastern Iowa
and ElEin. gle. fresh Branch. tiWtic.
Cheese Native Washington. futl
cream. i2Mishc. Eastern. New York.
iiWibc5 Wisconsin. lac. California,
tuhHtth Noaupfoft asc Ednru,
tii 600 90 ter ease New York,
fhm tie. timhurgcf. iaai4c. brick.
ttmlfc. SWlsH. iSHfipc,
EsEs strictly fresh ranch. Gle.
Eastern. tsWise.
Poultry Chickens. lives, t2@isihe.
euclsa. t21C. turkeys. t3c.
Dressed stock Chickens. i2atlci
turkeys. i3c. dueke t6e.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are heiuN offered 60 the rre
Queer ia ruuud lots On the deck OF in
the ear az seattle
Grain oats, so 90 barley,
81 % wheat. chicken feed, 81 %.
corn. 81 90 per iea lbs. bran. tie.to.
HaY-PuKct sound. per ton, fitue,
Eastern Washington Timothy. $500
alfalfa. tlaRe
1iutter Fresh ranch. 1iaft3e. ma
tive creamery. soc
Cheese Native Washington. tHc.
Eggs = strictly fresh ranch, isc
per DOS
Poultry - Chickens. livc. iomtic,
ducks, istec turkeys. ttmttise.
nrcaaed poultry =Turkrya. i8aftHi r.
chickens. 1oMitc: duciss. lsMitisc.
live stock Cows. ttHc. steers.
tis8sc. calves biA9fasc sheep, 20
bAe hogs. asaNc.
DRESSED steek Hogs Sc; lambs
lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
AN oH Mlth SeatIIa
MISS MORRIS
A COLONEL

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. June 50.
- Mamie Gertrude Morris Is the
uniS woman colonel IN the United
states. At the resent reunion OF the
G<or<sa Society % Chattanooga she
rode IN uniform. her horse. beside
Gen. stephen u. lee. and she was
ml<o the -Afilitary's Queen az the
Gkafsanooxa carnival. where she
rpds IN a chariot Of red and white
xuses drawn BY four handsome black
&arsss.
she Il lieutenant colonel and aide
~ she governor Of Georgia. and Hpe-
ezs5 aide toe Gen. stephen II. Lee.
Miss Morris u the charming south
sra authorese whom Gov Allen D
G4ndler. Of Georgia. recently houorcf
~ giving her \ commission as an
GonofaEy member q his stan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05

''T-a Tosea.~ the ia TOsca" 81
ahe Melbourne MacDoweil company.
perfrsying scenes AZ the Italian
eourt when Napoleon was nearing
fhe senjth ~ hie power and showing
ARE fnsenss moods and passions u
ths Italians. Will open at the Seattle
tbsater Sunday night. Mr.. Mac
1owrii gave the role OF lie Baron
Gearpia. which Eard0u intended as
miner one NJ his great play, an in
eerprefation which brought Il e. the
foreground and with II the name II
the daring yourg actor. Miss Stone.
- Fiorfa Tcsca. has range % show
her Powers a. an emotional actress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
Every Reasonable Woman.

realizes The importance 81 In
niHtlng that the quality Of
drugs be satisfactory. The
iiartell Drug 90, knows this.
Even the child can buy drugs
az this store as easily a. tho
parent We fought the drug
trust until prices are lower.
We still soft tlafnefory drugs
at fhn lowest prices 81 any
store Ia the Northwest.
iasell's Tnleum Powder. z5e
size 81. fs e. stfHsts... $685.. Joe
Arnuid.a Little Liver Pills.
regular price &c .....s.4l0c
Hi.mera swamp Root. reEg-
lar fnc bottle .4.........- sc
coke's Dnuarun cure. reg
ulhr u ~ bottle e. .......Tgc
Laxative ouiuine Tablets.
saC size .H.a.sss .s..# s... 1870
Packers Tar SOAP. pc size
e 90 assss MAMA lac
PHimer'H Pace Powder. zte
~" 81 ss ss#fs. - e. ss lai4c
Toilet RponRcn 1sc kind lilo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
HIS NOTION

ST PAUL. Mtnn. July b.-TheHc D.
trouble In the oliyet Methodist
church IN this city. The pastor.
George shaw. has gone 90 work la
tailor shop because hts uohgrvEa-
ton ia raising his salary persists Ia
ruzorftnE 70 church amusfmenta ana
auppers.
Mr.. shaw has been working tive
week Ills average wage II 81 a
dag lie has not given up his pas
torate and does not intend TO % -.
The situation. as described BY him
self u that. by refusing 10 accept
money which T. derived from church
amuscrnents. ~ cannot get enouE h
money to exc out a living. IL f.
therefore necessary Tor him 20 do
outside work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
Theaters.


I1arknaxs wili fall 90 the Third
Avenue theater after Sunday Night
nnf renovation ~ foyer and balcony
Ehe stage settingn wifi also be i'm
prove. additions being made 60 the
&ezs<e properties.
Alone in Greater New York viii
hold the boards At the Third Avenue
fonlKhf and tomorrow night. Too
Much johnson" wfif D. the mttrac-
ffou July Z. afternoon and evening
thtFehy closing the Russell q Drew
Enmpany's stay in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
BUSINESS ON
WEST STREET

Wednesdays business and q few
hours Of the morning OF the Fourth
about swamped the fruit market
This morning early there was little
desirable left. However. a good sup.
ply vas brought from California on
the WaliA Waita and Is being re-
ceiyed on the street this afternoon.
Potatoes are on the decline. acll
ing at tt.Ts0fxz per cwt. The Call.
f0rnla Commission CO. received a
carload OF sweets this morning
They are selling az = cents.
There q an active demand for
frust. straw berries and cherries re-
main unchanged, being sold As quot
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05

npor belehen and r0nra from tbr
cavsrns tn furnish motive power for
ia thousand trims.
iHouien. the volcano bnek Of Aca-
Julia. which WIS reported Some
weeks ago ha having ceased To- orup.
lions after years or activity. 10 Httlt
dormant. and n continuance N tho
cruptionn Or violent earthquakes ~
expected by the natives IA tho Yiein-
Ity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
MARRIED FIVE YEARS,
GOT TEN CHILDREN

JASPER. Tenn. July G.-Mrs. W.
~. Burnett has Just given birth 70
-four children, ell ~ whom are do
fng nicely.
Previous 20 the advent ~ these
babies. Mrs. Burnett gave birth 10
sriplefs, twins and n babe that came
alone. The couple have been mar
ried fve years and have 10 children
70 adorn their household.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
TINE LOW COUTURE
Us NOW The THING

The low cn!nurr has become an
fait aecompii with the farisleuue.
who would have believed that she
would have abandoned the knot
gathered high on the crown - the
fsAd which suited her - well. for
the couture en- has which hardly
seems at frpt - emineutiy Partisan =
hut 50 u IL. FOR the dag wear she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
Remains OF Sumner Surrate.

The body Of Sumner surratt, the
iineman ALLIED Wednesday evening.
VIII be shipped 70 Fergus Fniis
MINI. by nouney 4 stewards The
remains will be taken tn charge BY
a. q 6ufratt, a brother Of the dead
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
SEAMAN'S UNION
WILL BURY HIM
Funeral of Vim. Brown, Who Fell
From Garonne.

The funeral ~ VIM. Htuwn, who
frll 40 his death from the steamer
aaronno several days ago. VIII be
held from Hpnney A. Stewards chapel
this afternoon under the auspices 81
the Coast Heampn'h union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
CAN SAVE THE ARM

q w. Houston. who got IN the way
~ = sew stray huckshot n the Con
ri<slns Meredith shooting ARRAY 10
Guys dEuKstoFe. = stii 10 Presi-
c~ncs hospital. II vas At nrst
fnouRht that the inJure1 mans arm
NnuI1 have - - Anputated. but
ur H. Russell. the attending phvsi-
clan. now believes that he can save
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
THI BON MARCHE
Wa gner's Orchestra Saturday Night
At Bon Marche.
GREAT BARGAIN LIST FOR AFTER 6

The fame ~ our after six sale
needs no comment from now on.
These prices tell their own story
Womsn'n fast dye stainless
Fancy Hose. double heel and toe.
worth zoe "a pair. after EiE iflzc.
Limited to three pairs 70 a Gus
toner.
Chndren'a fast black Ribbed
Hose. double knees. toes ana
. heels Good values ~ he a pair.
after Elk 81. only small sizes ia
this lot
Womeu's SWISS ribbed low
meek sleeveless Vests. regular
price zgci after six. per garment
izlsc.
Womcu's Jersey ribbed bleach
ed and unblcachsd Vests, long
and short sleeves. real value &c.
after six 1850.
Zephyr GInrhama. - inches
vide, neat stripes aud plalds
fast c8l0rf worth izizg a yard.
after six So a yard.
Fancy Dress Lawns and ulmi-
ties, 100 pieces 90 select from IN
best styles. worth e. after six
e. a yard.
CoiOred Table Covers. i0=f nize.
IN red aud white and red and
green Oh c1iurs worth 800. nf-
ter six. each. e1c.
BED Spreads fali sized
spread. worth $50. after ak,
Go.
Alb package Pyramid wash
ing Powder. regular price i5e, ar
ter six Zoe
bars fairy toilet soap, after
six Zoe.
Good Plated Spoons. suitable
for camping. after six ioc a dor
en-.
only ono dozen to n buyer.
Nickel Plated Safety Pins. all
sizes. after f.x - a dozen.
DarnlnR Cotton. three spo0ls
for g.. after Hix.
crepe Paper. worth i0c n roll.
after six r. a roll.
Hair Nets. worth s.. after Eix
= for g.
Hair Nets worth zoe. after slx
g..
Wire Hair Pins. worth 5e a box.
after sIK for s..
Large Curling Irons. regular
price re. after ak e..
Kid Curriers'. regular price Tikc.
after Six Ic.
superb Knitting SIX. sc a spool
after six
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
In the Regular Army.

Mr.. q. y. Hathaway has recently
been made second lieutenant IN the
regular army, and d receiving hearty
CONCENTRATION from hia many
friends. Nr Hathaway made a me
record a. the Philippines. and wae
coon placed CA the eligible list. Mr..
Hathaway b a grandson 81 the late
Judge g.. -. Emery
afaaa
To hattieahlp. Steamer Athion.
flsa
Steamer Cyrene between parks
every afternoon and evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05

New Zealand. with death rate 81
lena than - per 1000 u year, Is the
most healthy OF all the British col.
nuleH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
Msrlns ple,urs,.

The searchiighf, 1914 Second ave-
nue., continues 20 amuse and enter
Tain fts visitors with the moving
~Iirtures. showing ring battles. run
ming trains and bull nights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05

I>neaI talent yesterday scored a trf-
'urh I'm Snow White" the roman
r. little operefta for which 100 chill.
rem have been under instruction for
rerai weeks. The solos were bright
ID well sung. and the ehoruHes went
I with a real professional swing.
bile the dancing and drills were not
rte least feature 81 an enfOyabia
.ternoon and evening 70 the large
45leuces gathered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05

Through a misty hase 81 powder
sznokc that hung ever the Athletic
faFk yesterday afternoon about 1900
reople saw pagdale's ball players 50
down In defeat at the hands 81 Ne
clesky's fashion plates Of the city
81 neetlny.
nartng the entire game a constant
cir and uprcar was kept up hN the
1iftnw 81 blank cartridges, After
every good play num0erless shots
would u heard. Untn the last part
81 the ninth inning the scors stood
% .. but az this late STAGE seattle
rallied and gained four runs. leaving
the nnal score \ 70 4. StoVAi. seat
TIES crack twirlcr. was In the box
Ter the home team. but his work
failed 60 connect with victory.
Mccarthy 81 Tacoma opened the
same with hit lsynehs ben came
NJ ant went out on a little one tu
Short. Mcintyre. Taeoma's big FIRST
fsse man. was next TO the bat lie
Hound the sphere and hlt n hard one
est 20 Peoples who fumhlcd and al
lowed Mccarthy 20 score. Shelton
and Fiannery were promptly fan
ned Hurley was the first up Cor
Seattle. lie made . hit but Vas
sMaght out at second. Peoples III,
- short and was caught az first.
klopf singled and Frary few cut 60
lsft
Al on with Seattle.
The next inning the fireworks com
Menced and Tacoma laid the founda-
fton for the victory. Menefee. Cor
Tacoma. few out 60 rIKat. but the
gentleman covering that hay gar-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
NoRDHoFF e. 90.

Pearl Beauty Pins. worth ioc.
after six e..
Plain Beauty Pins. regular
price BE-. after six z5zc.
Womeu'r gold or silver watch
Charms worth zoe. after nix g3c.
z4-ineh wool Nuns yelling.
worth z5c. after six lzjzc.
This comes in pink. liRht blue.
nile, old rose ana cream.
Mems z5e suEpoudcrr. after tx
lie a pair.
Mons fine light weight jersey
ribbed Herino EndernhIrta. no
drawers iu the lot THIS ia a &c
grade; but viii 90 AZ 54c after
six
Is dozen Mems Black Cotton
Boz kh. worth lqc. after six CO a
pair.
Pure gum rubber Fountain
hyfinges With three hard rubber
htiingH. nizen 2. 2 and 4 quarts.
worth }Lz5 each. ct z9c.
400 bottle safsparilla. after
Ak 19e.
800 bottle Iron Tonic Blttera.
after six sec.
400 bottle Celery Compound.
after six soc
&c package y. y. Shampoo.
after BIK g..
Boys Knee Pants. after six
ise. worth 1ge.
GlnEham Aprons. worth &c
and BE-. after SIX Igc.
Remnant lHeE OF BGUy Ison-
nets, the last Of several lots.
worth $50 and tz00. after six
&c.
Infants and Chlldren's Dress
80. one 90 three years, worth 75e,
after six lsc.
ITO Hsreerized pettieoafs In
black and coiorz. after six CSC.
Several lines % light Wrappers
worth up 10 iIz5 on sale satur-
day after six a. So each.
&c Yelling IN all the late shades
and styles will be sold after cir
at i0c a yard.
Ribbon. ] inch wide. suitable
for the hair. worth SC. after nlx
2 yards for So.
Chiidren's Linen Tams worth
S5c. after siI tic.
Walking Hats. worth .i.1s.
trimmed with Persian silk band
and GULL. after ak G6c.
Roses with foliage. worth &c.
after SIX Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05

Launches for charter Eehfftzer
Bros. Mndrona park. Tel West 3gl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
A Summer Dress.

4.
rgineZ.lnen Drcss--The skirt of
This dress IN made Of blue linen. The
boiero IL very short behind. and In
cfnamentsd with white stripes. The
lapeis are faced with ecru Ruipure.
naming Ia a friil. The waiatbaud is
% black taffetaa. drmped. The skirt
- encircied with a d0unce Of eeru
Kuipure,
HTYLIsH scAnFs.
Pretty and stylish noarf. are
bread and long and with wiae nom.
sfitched edges, says the New yg,r,,
Times. They are Of surah ana -
different plain colorn. dotted wiz
white. a hriRht red one - parfie,'l
. arly stylish. On the ends the 40,
r. of = good size. but on the boSv
the tie they are tiny.
7. Cumyowss Chinese Root eure.
lnntiam, Once. Lyon hosIne'
4coiufnbia street, befween see.
Venue and Third avenue. offlee
s. 3 q. m. 20 . p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
JosBlne QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED pAILYJ
Grses Frsit

erses Frsit
Lsnons--gs s011eo q hox. lines
tses per case cooking appses, 81 58ff
Us. eating apples. s. sa4so8. Val.
sncis oranges. area o.. seeding.
s1-e5. barsnAs s9uste. olives. 800 Y.
Ter gallon. grape fruit. s. a0Hz -
native straw berries. 81 A84s 90 crate.
plneappies, ts.se9g.e0 per doE. cher
ries. 5SrHEl 80 peaches. s5aTac. ap7f
cots. soc. Tragedy and SarnonA
tlums. 81 fJsiseo.
ssgstsslsa
Potatoes ssTe0 per ton. fseets
iec Per dor carrots. 1881 70 Der
sack lettuce. Isc per dozen. turnfpa
tecGfis garlic e. cabbage 81 sol ~
pTppers. asa socs husks, zse. green
celery, 900 s0e per dozen. sweet 20.
tatOsc, Fa.e9. spanish Chfii pep.
pcfs. soc per N. sauer krhut. gkftc.
native head tettuce. l1isc per doE
arflehokss- go % doz. green peas.
aW3e pound; dried axN. cartons. Co.
fancy Ta-. imported fse: tomatoes.
eaae. fIz0s dates. sN6c per 10
radishea. Iac per dos rhubarb. %
pr n. parsley. Ia &c. asparagus.
8 50. new potatoes. ti.1a8f Is cwt. /.
spinach. Sc. cucumb~ra, toffsnr dnz
new onions. fsc. eaniiiower. seen.
pafEuips. ITO.
Provisions
Fresh rueat-cow beef. &C n.
steer beef. sisc Der 10. mutton. weth.
er. DC. ewes. sue: pork. So 0so per
10. veal. large. D.. small. igtac.
Provisions Hams. large lie.
hams. small. i18i1isc. breakfast
bacon. If0lfiac. dry. aalted clear
backs. Size. bellies. f0c.
ssttsr. cssess Eggs ssd Poultry
Butter - Washington ereamsrssa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
New YORK Dental ParIOrs

6ia FIRST AVE, SEATTLE.
Sseend foor. Howard building. oppo-
ate Mutual Life building.
Naia offlce, Portland. Orr branch
ofics. sAn Francisco. Cal Hours. )
10 :. SUNDAY. 10 10 e. Ladies' always
An atteudAncs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05

Butter - Washington ereamsrssa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-25
The Hold Up

Sunday morning about 4 O'Clock
the club room OF the Mint was
held up aud roobbed of a618 by
three masked men.
The robbers entered the place
from the rear and before the three
men who were at that-time con
Quoting the place knew Of their
presence be command Of "hands
mp" was given. The gentlemen
who we're in charge of the place
were compelled by The robbers al
the point Of at revolver TO arise
and turn their faces 20 the wall
while the bandits helped them
selves TO what money there was
on The tables.
About this time the porter who
had been a witness to the affair
made break for liberty and was
followed by a shot fired from the
revolver Of one of the robbers.
The men are described as one
short, one tall aud one fat man
and at this writing they are still
at large aud their chances Of es.
cape are hattering indeed. No ar.
rests have been made although
certain parties are suspected Of
having been implicated in the
affair.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-25

A uniop thanksgiving seYi c.
win be held OF the Christiqn
church, Thursday morning ~
1890 Rev. G. II. Ray. pastor oi
the Methodist church viii preach
The sermon. An are invited 10
take part in this se-vice. COO
has wonderfully blessed our aoun.
iry, our territory and our cit y and
it Is meet that The people. w'thoul
re ard 10 creed or name or church
aniihaiion come together ard de-
voutly return thanks to Him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-25

Mrs. L. Adams MeCurkin of
CoulierviIie,Ill.. will speak at q
temperance mass meeting o. sac
Methodist church. Monday nigls,
Nov. 25th.
Mrs. Mccurkin waa state eyarge
list for the gexas w. q T,U. for
two years, ays a Waco. Texas. pa.
per.
"Mrs. Mrs. McCurxin is n ..ery
forcefui and logical spcsscr. Ter
manner Of speech rs bouf nlea og
and effective. DiIeroni fr,m ,ns sv
peake in the. temperance work,
she uses no offensive epi.h Is os ihe
liquor trsllis 10 impressb,e ler and
ionce. She says this vas not ner
part Of the work. Hers was TO
evancel'ze as much Of THE world as
possible. She showed a spirit q
kindness aud love to fallen bum n-
litv. and her effort was 10 rectim
those Of God 5 children who know
not Of his love. She was very
earnest in her indeavor to. impress
/ her hearers with the true principles
oia christian life. lie lectures
were largely attended and listened
to with rapt ani respectful atten-
tiln. Her STAY in The city has heen
very profitable one 10 both the
cause os religion and temperance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-25
Around Cottonwood Grov

Around Cottonwood Grove
The entertainment at the chapel
Friday evening was a spccess.
Several new members we're en-.
rolled.
The ". C. T. q. will soon give
a reception 10 new members.
Mira. Given made a rip TO Min
co Saturday to see her son Orrin
who is attending school at that
place.
Mrs. j. P. Addington has ~e-
turned TO Oklahoma City.
Mrs. ME-. March is slowly re-
covering from CaiarraI fev er.
Mrs. worley is unable 70 get
out on account ofa severe sore
throat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-25

Renl Rains has accepted po
sitiOn with W. L. Mohley.
A. Humphrey Of The Texas
Store Is attending 70 business ii
Kansas City.
The New Ceninry Club viii
meet with Mrs. W. L. Peters 10
morrow evening at o clock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-25
MN Nol7

why not enter the Commercial
,shoolnou and seta thorough
knowledge Of book keeping aua
nnsipess arithmetic Remember
!, costs you only $40 for schol
, ,,ship. A day and night school
Cor both sex. Recitation na'''
raom s2 Griffin building