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Bcxan to EcononisS,

She-As we are TO be married nsxt
month, don't you think you ought 70
begin TO economize?
He-Oh. I've begun already. That
very thought occurred TO me this even
ing as / was coming here.
She-What did you do?
He-Passed the candy store without
s,opping.-N. Y. Weekly.
Daily camera., 1901-09-27
Dsu.a t. Mako . sale,

Book Agent-Here, sir. is q brand
new edition Of dictionary which is
being
Victim-I don't want any dictionary.
Book Agent-But your children. sir.
they surely should have one.
Vctim-Have no children-only Q
cat.
Book Agent-well, you may need it
10 throw 1t the cat. It's very effective
that way.-N. Y. Times.
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Hyxienic Enough.

Lady (seriously, to policeman In
Central park)-officer. did this walk
ing through the wet grass according
to Father knsipp ever really cure
anythinR7
Officer with enthusiastic hsarti.
ness)-Shure. ma'am! Dirty feet
Judge.
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Town Inprovsnenf.

I'VE havs had three caSes Of ap-
pendieitis In the last three days"
says : rural exchange. THAT shows
how the town 10 improving. All we
could boast few years ago WAS or
dinsry measles. es."-Atlsnts Constitu-
tiOn,
Daily camera., 1901-09-27
Her.e Senss.

There's . small grain Of wisdom
Which runreth this way:
Men who have horse-senss
Know how to say neigh"
-Philadelphia Record,
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CHS Of the OLE meek.

What fine head your boy has,"
said An sdmiring friend.
"Yes," replied the fond father,
hes chip OF the old block-ain't
you, my boy?"
"Yss, father; teacher said yester-
day that I was . youns blockhssd. -
Tit-Bita.
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A Queer Woman.

Judge lin will case)-Did Mrs. Bul-
lion ever show signs Of insanity in your
presence?
Fair Witness-She was often very 60
centric.
Mention an instance"
"On one occasion we came from Eu-
rope in the same steamer, and Ghs
paid duty on her new furs instead OF
wearing them"
"When was that?"
Last August."-N. Y. Weekly.
Daily camera., 1901-09-27

i Merely An IasiAsnt.
II clutched that child and saved
her from falling OF the street car
going at frightful speed"
That was fortunate"
"Not for me; the child's mother
berated me for tearing its frock."-
Chicago Record-Herald.
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No Comparisoa,

Mr.. Ferguson was later than usual
in coming home, and as his wife met
him in the hallway with her usual kisa
he said apologetically
''The train was crowded. Laura, and
I had to ride in the smoking car. I
suppose l smell like q tobacco fse-
tory"
NO. George" said Mrs. Ferguson.
you do not. The smell from o to-
bacco factory. as remember it, is not
at all offensive. Chicago Tribune.
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An Abstruse Topic.

DO you think that young Nr. Cad
ly takes after his ancestors?"
Really" answered Miss Cayenne,
II haven't time to discuss the Dar-
winian theory."-Washington Star.
Daily camera., 1901-09-27
Coed words searcs,

If we can't speak well Of people, !"
said the gentle young woman, at 10
better not TO talk of them at ALL"
"Ysa." answered Miss Cayenne;
"that 10 why the weather il such .
prevalent topic Of conversation"
WsShihrton Star. g@H
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A Match and a Ay,tery.

Her name was Short-hIs name was Long
They married. now. you see.
She's always Long-he's always short
How can such queer things be?
Chicago Record-Herald.
Daily camera., 1901-09-27
Il Maae nasine.s.

First Suburbanits-What was the
strawberry and Ice cream social at the
chapel given % benefit for, last
night?
Second Snburbanite-I am not sure;
but guess 1t was to make business for
the new doctcr.-Puck.
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ie5 ytars hsfors 70 e6haustion. fjus
TIT same wastsfui methods prevail
there which have dehud@d some of the
Older states of their timber, and there
is the same lack Of provision for the
future
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s.~stAi.. worth K..w,,.

SenetAing Worth Knewing.
Book Agent-If you'll buy this book.
sir. I'll guarantee that you'll learn one
thing that will save you lots of money.
Man. Of the House-IW tsksit What
will 1t teach me?
"Never to buy another book from
book agent" Harlem Life.
Daily camera., 1901-09-27
savors Of the T.utA.

Little Willie-say. pa, what's the
difference between genius and
lunatic?
Ps-H there 10 any difference at all,
my son. the odds are In favor Of the
lunatic. He. at least, IL sure Of his
board and clothes.-Chicago Daily
NeNs
Daily camera., 1901-09-27
Cesinsspa.

Nistres. ito the new servant. who
has oversiept herself) How about
bfsakfast, Bridgetf
Bridget-Ye naden't trouble to
bring nG up anything. ma'am, I
amt feelin' very hungry this MORN
iN.A1 Y Xarla .
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M Can.x RnIA

The CaAny Folk.
Sport-Did you see the Derby when
you were abroadt
Travels-No, did see . close race
In Great Britain. though.
Sport-That so? What wasit7
Travels-The Scotch. = Philadelphia
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Her Dear FRIEND.

He-What dream Of beauty Mabel
Gsrlinghorn is!
She-But how rudely she wakes you
up when she opens her mouthl-Chi.
csGo Tribune.
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II Mad. Dise,..se.

II Made . Difference.
DR.. Bigfee-Have the Jonesss paid
their bill yet?
Secretary-They have.
DR.. Bigfee-Ah, Mrs. Jones il in the
off:ce-1 didn't know whether to order
out.-Judge.
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A. Overpowerinx Argument

Joe, how on earth did that man
work you with q gold brick?"
"Well, he took mean advantage Of
me, you see; it was hot day, and he
first worked me with an Loo cream
brick. Chicago Record Herald.
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Thea and Now,

This Il indeed lonely world"
8aid the widow. with sigh:
But Aow she has. caught on again,
And she w!nks her other eye
Chicago Daily Sewp.
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Juat lo.

"she winked at you, oh? Well Whist
followed?"
II did,"-Town Topics.
Daily camera., 1901-09-27

NOW8fO.
Coward nufan! Yer don't tink
I'd lift me hand agin me mudder. do
yerT-Chicago American.
Daily camera., 1901-09-27
The staid Youns Man.

~ HVuR 9WWs
Her beau. he y q staid young man:
All. yes. the wee sma' hours
Have often proved anew to hs1
His staying powers.
-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Daily camera., 1901-09-27

Taend-How 10 your wife, old
chap?
Mr.. Henpeck-Last week she was
dangerously i'll and just now she Is
dangerously healthy.-Heitere Welt.
Daily camera., 1901-09-27
NeWland's Additions

to the city of Boulder These lots are very de-
sirabIe for residence and the price Is right and
terms reasonable. Below we give partial
list of properties we have for sale.
Daily camera., 1901-09-27

If you want to sell or buy property call on us
We are resident agents for the best insurance
companies We write fire, life, accident and
plate glass insurance. and If in need OF any
thing in that line give us call.
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
STONE A CANDIDATE

st. Louis, Aug. 26.-Ex-Go
W. J. Stone, vice chairman OF
the Democratic National Com
mite, who has been seriously i'll,
appeared at his Office today for
the first time in five weeks.
in an interview the governor
declared himself a candidate for
the senate to succeed Senator
Vest, and said he still believes
that silver should be coined into
standard money.
"Bimetallism" he said, is still
an issue, but the United States
is better off than countries today
with the gold standard"
Speaking of the proposed re-
organization Of the Democratic
party, the governor said none
was necessary. He declared W.
j. Bryan to be the most powerful
man in the Democratic party to-
day.
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30

4 white minister was conduct
ing religious services in a colored
church in North CaroIinarecently.
After exhorting a bit, he asked
an Old coloreI deacon to lead in
prayer, and this is the appeal
which the brother in black offered
for his brother in white: 80
Lord, glib him de eye of de eagle
dat he spy cut sin a'ar off. Glue
his hams to de gospel pIow. Tie
MS tongue to de line OBJ truth.
Nail his ear to the gosplo pole.
Bow his head way down between
his knees, an his knees way
down in some lonesome, dark and
narrer valley, whcro prayer is
much wanted to be made. 'Noint
him wild de Kerosene lie ob saliva
shun, an, sot him on fire. FIX,
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30

A Manila exchange tells Of an
American soldier who, while sta
toned in Bulacan, became enam-
ored Of a pretty Filipino, WISH
ing to show his affection he pur-
chased and sent her a complete
outfit Of American c'o.hing.
When next he called he found her
;r,ayod in all of the pretty things,
but she had made radical mis-
take. This was with the corsots,
which had caused her a great
deal Of worry before she dis
covered what she took to be the
use for which they were intended.
Then she unlaced them aud put
on the two pieces as leggings, -
Exchange,
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
Van Buren, has shipped O'u
cars of Elberta peaches

James White, BryantsvIfIFs:,% y 4
SAYS DeWitt's Witch Ha1sl a.S i
healed running sores on j oOu rs,t
legs. He had suffered 3 TSI
Doctors failed to nelp nlnl' ;.,id,
DeWitt's. Accept no ilOl''"
Williams & Edwards
Boring for oil will OesIl gu, 4. \
Huntsville about SeptelHV"
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
TROUBLE AT FORT smith.

Fort Smith, Ark, Aug. PA
mob of about 100 remained in the
vicinity Of the Federal Jail until
8 o'clock this morning, deter
mined to lynch Lewis Smith, the
negro who assaulted the 7-year
old daughter Of a Frisco road
omploye. The mob was without
a leader, and upon being advised
Of the danger It would incur by
breaking INTO a United States
jail, dispersed after making a
noisy demonstration against the
prisoner. watson, the father OF
the child, advised the mob to let
the law take its course.
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
KINGS MIL KINKS.
Health good

Health good
A good rain fell the goth.
Will Paden and Ben Horton
left Tuesday for Texas.
The peach and the apple crop
in this part is very good.
The new roller mill at King
Mil is doing a good business.
Eathan Rogers is clerking for
Oscar Murphy. AMI makes a good
one. too.
sam syurloc, and Miss Mollie
schaIes were married Sunday,
Rev. George Rogers officiating.
This writer has parted from %
relatives since Fcbuary, aho have
cone to other states in search Of
new homes.
Wayne Bristow has comet to the
conclusion that his brother W es-
ley is not the only man who can
ran q roller mill.
John Martin has sold his farm
just north Of Kings Mill, and he
and his family will leave
for Richardson, Texas, soon.
"UncIe Bill" Murphy and wife
of Hardy are visiting relatives
and friends in the Kings Mill.
neighborhood. Everybody are
glad to have these old people
with them.
AUNT JAIE.
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
A.sounded the Ea''"

Editor 5. A. Brown, o' ~,
vile, 5, G., was once 'm"'ng'aI 'aa,.
orjsed. "ThronSh l"rg ''' 4,
from Dyspcpla," he "'''s' 'p
wife WAS greatly rnn 'O.~ ,"i !
had no strength OF Y'gO' -, 40
Tered great distress fro" ,.ii' n' stt
ach. but she tried ElS'' "a d
which helped her at onc'' :. ,,nF
using four bottles, ''e ~. ~ !, d
wei, can eat anything ~. oaI
tome, and It's gep!Ie IaSa''', nd
les are splendid to' 'O'PN N,,peIl
For Indigestion, loss OF ',,. ', N
stomach and liver i'ouO''o o.N1
, osltiye, guaranteed cure
=, W. {. Snow > drug ''S'H
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30

The announcement is made
that the ex-Confederate pension
ers of Arkanaas will receive only
about 20 per cent Of the amounts
allowed them by the state board
of p ensions. The number Of
pensioners is so much greater
than was anticipated by the leg
islature that the pension fund will
be exhausted when 20 per cent Of
each claim is paid. The levy Of
this year Will give larger pen
sion fund for next year, but it is
apparent than even then we shall
not be able to pay dollar for dol
lar. with an increasing list it is
all the more important to make
allowances only in deserving
cases. No meritorious case
should be turned down, but we
must be careful lest in swelling
the list and thus reducing the
amount each must receive, we
place some OF the helpless Old
veterans in embrassing crcum-
stances. Arkansas Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30

The following item is from the
Lamar Leader: "One night last
week whitecaps at this place got
after a woman OF the falIe angel
type, and one Of her admirers =,
while going at full speed, hit a
barbed-wjre fence, with serious
damage to the fence. AS the
identity of the fellow is unknown,
what damage, if any, he sustained
can only be imagined"
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
NORTH ARKANSAS,

A new bank will soon be com
pleted at smithvllle.
Z HtGe son Of DR.. John Hall Of
Oxford was kicked by p hors.
and killed.
George Waaiqqist recently
purchased the Viola Ledger from
!. l.. Franks.
Several tons OF zinc ore is being
shipped from Im5odsa from the
Gibson mine,
The cotton mills at Mammoth
Spring want twenty-five girls to
learn weaving.
George Runnels and Henry
Strauss sold q pear. at Black
Rock for $1,000.
A telephone line is to be con-
structej from Mammoth Springs
70 Springfield, No.
There were l2G cases on the
docket at the recent term Of cir
cult court in Marion county.
There has not been a death
among the members Of the Meth
odist church at Salem during this
year.
The city council Of Walnut
Ridge is considering a propo-
sition for waterworks and electric
lights
Bob Adair, working at Nose
ley's mill. near Glover Bend, was
instantly killed by the breaking
Of pulley.
Mammoth Spring peoYle re-
Gently gave an ice cream supper
for the benefit Of the public
school library,
A kiln of 100000 brick will be
burned at Black Rock, most Of
which will be used in the new
school building.
The docket for the term Of Full
ton circuit court contains twenty
criminal forty civil and forty
eight chancery cases.
A little babe Of Dave 5wadley,
living four miles north of Harri-
son, was killed by a water barrel
falling from a wagon upon it.
A boy named Maais from
Bakersfield, Mo-, was drowned at
Calico Rock Sunday. lie swan
the river twice and was trying to
swim it again.
Hunter Wilson Of LaCross sold
a pearl at Black Rock for S15C
the other day that his mother
found in a fish caught at Imboden
forty years ago, when she was
four years old.
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30

Chicago has new game that
beats the buifaloes badly, The
query is, "Can you give me a
dollar for some chicken feed| "
The dolla" is usually prodaed and
the Joker hands over several
grains Of corn in return.
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
QUICK RELIEF FOR

lA'"'' fuIefpd -
wears with asthma IN n, vor, ttt'
! had several attacks GnrIp, y IN
year and was not expected ~ :" ! y
through them, | began a,iDn ~
ry'> Honey and Tar ana D, has y. -
failed TO give Immediate -" I',r !
Nuiam, & Edwards. '''f
China exports l4,0JO,OOOs.
annually.
Edwerd lius,, a well snowD /.
ness man OF Salisbury, Alo. v,;' =
Il wI>h 70 ,sy for the hep.s, w
others, that l wassa >utf,rr, !,
imuDagD and kidney runbIr ,,1 "e
the remedies ! took gaye,ne % "' =
heG | MAS induced ro try g~I' o.
Kidney Cur, ana after lhr Nv.
hu'llr, | am cured Wib,,' !
Edwards.
The highest price ever psia :,
q race horse was Sl5O,OO9 fns
famous Ormonde.
\ q. B.anrharI, West Ran.
y \ says: Iha,c been ,ro'iI
NI,h kidney dl,ca,c for the )aa {
wears. Have docgur,d with ,r,.,,
uhl>lclau, aiH got no rpG4f m.S ~
used Two bottles of Foley, El
uey Cure =" Williams & Elwam
\ million cigarettes are smoE3
in London every Gay.
William Woodland, of Dpc,,,
a., writes; 81 was rvubltd ,r,
kinney disease for >eyrral Wears nj
tour one dollar ne bullirS Of ;
'ry's k.dny Cure r,nrd mp
would recommend II to ANYONE VII
mas kidney trouble" Williams /
Edwards.
One pound Of phosphorus /,
sufficient to tip 1000, 600 match,,
/ Don't he satisfied with tinn.
rary relief from indigestion. K.
dol Dyspepsia Cure permaneatr
/ and completely removes hs
/ complaint. 1t relieves pyrn,.
nenJIy because it allows the tna
stomach perfect rest. Dietg
won't t rest the stomach, Naa
, receives supplies from the iQi
VIC eat The sensib way toht
. the stomach is to use Kodol Dr
pepsia Cure, which digests yh
you eat and can't help but n
you good. Williams & Edvara
Funston is a new postoficel
Faulkner county, with Franz
N. Patrick as postmaster.
liprhiur is well adapted 10 ID
cure Of trvrrs Of all kind, bPcas
Int rhorougI " clesn-cs the slOmd
| mi bowels os all bilious hum@
md rxprlS all impure secrptlon
ho body. Prce 50 cts, For NJ
~ Sow, rh, druggist.
The 9oedy Vance murder cS|
was called in Perry county cl|
cult court August q.
Ballarl'S Snow Limmpnt ga|
instant relief IN cases Of bI'ef'!
burns, bruises, -csldS, cal, y
/ Price - and 30 Cts, Sold b! S%I
/ the druggist.
The first bale OF Arkansas coz!
ton for this season sold at A'
heimer fer 2oc per ID.
Ira D. Reckard, Dnncomot'
writes. MY little boy scaIdtd
leg from the knee to the aIke
used Banner Salye immediately y
Inn three weeks time 1t was ""'
entirely healed. | want to Trr',
uoud It to every family and a"',
them to keep Banner oaI'e on "a
Is itISa a Surp remedy for 'ca"
any sores Williams & EdH'"
Van Buren, has shipped 0'e
cars of Elberta peaches
Mrs. S. A. Airport, Jonnsa"'
Pa, says: sour little gn
most strangled to death "
Group. The doctors Salu ,,,,l
couldn't live but she was lllsn, S',
Iy relieved by One Mlnu'e, WV
Cure. Williams & EdwaFo''
The Mena Star has a ~
damage suit on its hands u
James White, BryantsvIiI's:J' Ii':J !,
Says DeWitt's Witch ha1', 10Th
healed running sores on OO,n rs,tS
L,I cu fferpd D WE
Sharp County record., 1901-08-30
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Settlement Notices.

Notice is hereby given that the following
n.mcd administrators and guardians flied ac-
count, current az the June term 1891. Of tie
sHarpprob uc court for the Souhrrn District for
settlement win tine respective estates. to-wit:
rs rr.-v.r -ANzZE,ist5o no are turned il,
\ on a professional critic he ney,
IiIHlh' stt7lrtt- 3a-rTGIin Atlantic Ledfordi
NOM
}. Wann iulnistrator csta DIR. s. Bacon
deceased
jasper Hutchison administrator estate OF
Levi Watson deceased
W.T.. Rus,cll administrator estate OF John
.R. oIoblcy trccuscd.
W. r. Russell, administrator csate Of !. A,
NobIry deceased.
ia Braulon, guardian Wm. Jarrett minors
-FlNAL-
Samuel Barnett, gun dian Barnett minors
Cd Wilson, administrator }, NJ. Nc ord
estate.
Jasper Hutchison administrator estate OF
:. b, knghter minor
And all parties Interested the settlement OF
any OF said csF ,des are hereby notified to come
forward and dc exceptions To said accounts, II
any they have, on or before the second day OF
the next seyte.nbcr term Of said court or hcl
will b. lorel er barred from excepting 10 said
uccounts Ora4y item thereof,
IL. B. HILL. ClerA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-12
Yours for high quality and low prices.

Washington, D. c. July: IL
Recently Chas Adams Of Guthrie,
Ok, preferred charges against r.
F. Mckinley, receiver OF the Guth.
rie Land office, asserting that the
receiver fraudulently conspired
with Belle Dent to prevent him
from filing on a valuable quarter
section Of land in Oklahoma terrific.
ry, which had been declared aban-
doned by the department and which
was subsequently filed on by Miss
Dent. Copies Of the charges were
sent Mckinley, who replied in de-
tail. submitting a sweeping deni-
al and corroboratiys proof. Ad-
ans was then called upon for fur
ther evidence, which today reached
the department.
The case will be taken up by
Commissioner Herman in few
days, and if the proof submitted by
Adams is sufficient a special agent
will be sent to Guthrie to make a
thorough investigation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-12

Corn, with its "A TO 30 rows under
cultivation, was once but a coarse
grass, hiding each seed it produced
under a husk. as wheat and oats now
do. Brought out TO the light and sun,
with chance to get at enough plant
food, il has worked its way up to
eight rows Of seeds. covering these
with one husk The farmer and na-
ture together have added the extra
16 and "a rows.-Nature.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-12

A word recently come into frequent
use in Kansas is "buffaioed" 1t has a
delicate shade Of meaning. A man who
is scared is merely awakened into the
activities Of defense; a man who is
bluffed is one who is 50 badly scared
that he believes defense impossible.
but a man who IS buffaloed not only
believes defense is impossible, but can't
work up enough locomotion to run.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-12
The story is told that some months I

The story is told that some months
ago, when the war was at its worst
the queen was sitting with some of her
great-grandchildren, as she loved to
Go. The children were playing about,
when two Of them began to quarrel
over their toys, as children WILL The
queen locked sadly at them for awhile.
Then she said to them, softly: "Dorot
quarrel. my children; there is too much
quarreling in the world already and
burst INTO tears.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-12

Andrew Jefferson, aged II. and
Emma May. aged IS. were married at
Dayton. o.. several months ago The
young gentleman is a messenger earn
ing the prineely salary of three dollars
per week. The boy and girl couple
soon quarreled. and now they have
been divorced, the court ordering
Master Jefferson to pay si.50 per week
alimony. The youngster is understood
10 believe that Roosevelt does not real
ly know what the strenuous life is.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-12
A baker Who has just returned from

A baker who has just returned from
Cape Nome TO Chicago repcris that the
business was exceedingly profitable,
bread selling for 25 cents loaf But
he could not keep up with the demand.
for he could not keep his ass s-snts,
even when he paid them five aud ten
dollars day. as they would be of
in the rush following each story Of
great finds in new localities.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-12

FL Reno is suffering from a sea-
city of waler, a dearth of Ice
beer famine. The III Renoites
who are not engaged IN feeding
the multitude, and who can boI-
row car fare are makinng for the
woods. i. +. Blake headed the
emigration Yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-12

A big whisky trial has been in
progress in Buffalo. The question is
whether certain whisky was Of the
required grade. Finally the counsel.
who had .been allowed TO produce SAM
pies in court, declared that be would
submit them to the jury FOR test The
attention in the jury box grew sudden
~ intense. But the judge, in evident
haste, ruled that such a proceeding
would be improper, and the jury had
nothing to swallow but its disappoint-
ment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-12

One Medford man bet another
that he could collect a bill of $3.50
from a citizen. The collector
spent three hours trying to get
the and finally met with fat retn-
sal to pay. He then threw the
fellow down ana secured the mon.
ey by force. II was decided that
be had won.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-12

capt. j. 8. Hammer, U. S. Mar
shall for the Southern District, has
been in town since wednesday.
He left for Ardmore on tho af-
ternOon train.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-12

Miss Jessie Morrison was TAX
en- to the lansing penitentiary
Tuesday and had the exquisite
pleasure Of being photographed
by the notorious Clyde Mattox.
Quite a compliment indeed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-12

Until the Otn OF August the
swarm Of h0meseekcrs will contin-
ue to make itself as oppressiyely
pleasant as possible.