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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

God SO loved that He gave. That Is
The expression. as It is the test Of love.
Giving-not receiving, not withhold
ing not condemnlng. We sinners can
receive and withhold and condemn Can
we lover That is to be Godlike Goo
IS love and whosoever loveth is born
~ God and knoweth God. God loved
and Just because He loved He gave
can w. measure that love2 Only by
bie eift. Can we measure that gift
only BY His love. Both are measure
less-Northwestern Christian Adyo
cate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27


one twilight. after had been play
inc with the children for some time !
lav down on the lounge to rest and
half asleep and half awake. / seemed
II dream this dream: Il seemed 70 |
mo that I was in FAR distant land I
nos Persia. although more than OIL
a,ts4 lnruriance crowned the cities
nor the tropics although more than
fropical fruitfulness filled the gardens
por ualv although more than Italian
enftness filled the air. And wan
dere ground looking for thorns ana
aettles. nut ] found none Of them grew
there AM ] walked forth, and ! saw
tie sun rise. and said. When viii
Il Set againq" and the sun sank not
And I saw all the people IN holiday
annarel and I said. when viii they
put on workingmans garb again and
deiva in the mine and swelter At the
forge9s But neither the garments nor
tho robes did they put OF And wan
derea I'm the suburbs and sala'
4Where do they bury the dead Of this
great city and ] looked along by
fbe hills where 1t would be most beau
tifnl for the dead to sleep, and ! saw
CASTLES and towers and battlements,
but not a mausoleum. nor monument
nor white slab could see. And /
went into the great chapel Of the
town and I said. Where do the poor
worshipq Where are the benches on
which they sitg" And a voice an
swsred. 1--WE have no poor in this great
eltv.# And ! wandered ont seeking e
ind the place where were the novels
Il the destitute. and found man-
+ eions OF amber and ivory and gold
+ hus no tear aid ser Or sight hear.
2 was bewtlaered. and sat under The
shadow OF a great tree and I said
( what am { and whence comes ell
tnisg And at that moment theirs
i eame from among the leaves skipping
q rs the howsry paths and across th'
+ sparkling Rates. a very bright an'
3 snarkiine group. and when cav
& their step knew if. and when heard
& their voices 3 thought Z knew them
Ie but their apparel was - different from
Is ANYTHING I had ever seen bowed.
( stranger q strangers But aye
5 awhile uhen taeg elappea thelf hama
5 and shouted. welcome. welcome
: the mystery was solved and / saw ne
time 81 ssssed and thar eternity "a
come. and that God had gathered z
nn iato hixher home. and I saiE
Are aii herez and the voices q z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27
TAI.MAGE's SERMON.


a.me i me only sphere in which
Woman Car sucreea 10 auiine ths
world Her Best sights pehned--fAs
BALLOT nox
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27


.z......a.......z
-r~,ond or Maria Thegesa Of Austria.
8. eAen vou want IS ST your grand
4. 49, y nrasn roa think Of the
,ls,n woman who SAT opposite your
80 u re table or walked With
80 '.s.s ~, is ann aown afs's pathway.
-..,.+s,,ss u. Il me fhankssiying ban-
.,s. Nv sonsetimes eo he grave. but al
s,svs tneetber-eoothing your petty
-. .o~+sctine vonr childish way
Wardness. joining ID your infantile
sports. listening % Your eAenlAs
rrayafs telling for yon with needle
er At the spinning wheel and % eola
riahis wrapping you up snug ana
warm. ANA then at last. % that gag
when she lay ID the back room dying
snd YOU saw her lake those thln
tands with which she toiled for Sop
y long ana put them together ln
living PRAYER that commended you e I
cod whom she had taught you g
trast-oh. she was the queen he
chariots Of God came down 70 telen /
her. and as she went in az heaven
rose up. You cannot think q Aei
now without a rush ot tenderness AAa'
stirs tie deep foundations q your soa''
and YOU feel as much a child again a.
when you cried on her lap ana y soH
could bring her back asaln to spea@
inst once more your name as tenaelis
- she used to speak ii you would ps
willing to throw yourself On me
ground and kiss the sod that covers
ber ervine Mother, motherl An,
she was the queen-she was Ing
aueenis
70 the Ballot Bos.
Now ran vou tell me how many
,.....a.a ,,iiee woman like that
- 49,. y, travel down before she
Il, - ~. bailot boxq Compared with
~ ysorls ~ training kings and queens
-. aoa eternity. how insignificant
..n,sali Il. ans work of voting for alder
'gea snd commoa eounclmea and sher-
s .,nstahles and mayors and
e.i1en,s ~ To make one such grand
49,. ss ! nave described how many
,ho,,sana wound YOU want Of those peo-
NJ ,sbo - h me round Of goddess
~. IA Fashion and dissipation. dis
- - their hoav and going as far
,e's' - s,sgracofgl appareI as they
49,. u, ~ ss NOT 10 be arrested Of the
noiiee their behavior a sorrow to the
ad ana caricature Of the vicious
ma an insult to that God who made
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

AFTER being cut steel pens ere an
rsaied and tempered with oil % in-
sufe greet springiness q ne pens
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

.ts.rr AIRS .sspn Arr .iopmi flr. .asnm
Except
t.. 3 .5sam u sssam ~ aisopm sundays
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

~ne wo II Vo.4 No. 80
ss.esengefl rreieht. Passenger p1ssenger
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

k.,t4ezsul Arss .4aur Arr .gspml Ar .30pm
r.. Except
~. .saAn ". s'ooam ~ i;i5pml SUNDAYS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

Nns nDd 5 makes close correction WIN AZ
trains south. east and sest 81 foft "otsn.
-4-~rs--s-@-r'-'
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

EAsT GATE LODGE, NO. 1I3, A. F&A. N,
~ cts first and third Fridays Of each month
Visit iEe brethren coI daily invited to attend,
.lNo u. MURPHY, w. NJ,
F. W. MONTGOMERY, Secy.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
The New Sugar Factory.

The new beet sugar factory Is
the principal subject that is beiug
discussed in the stores and on The
streets of Holly just now Opin-
ions vary considerably HIS to its
exact location, the opinion of each
individual depending upon his
place of residence. everyone seem
ing to desire it located next to
their place. The majority, how
aver, appear to think it will be To-
Gated about l J miles northwest of
the center OF town under the Buff
falo canal.
The local officials and employees
of the company are exasperatlnglv
reticent about the matter. but
while they don't talk the, unusual
activity in building houses upon
the company's lands. in surveying
new lands, and in preparing for
planting 900 acres of beets. inji-
Gates about as plainly as words
could that the factory will be built
for the beet crop of 1902, and also
that the site will be selected III
short time. When the new com
pany took charge last spring Mr..
j. 6. Hamilton stated that when
the nee essary acreage, which is
5000 acres, could be secured a
factory would be built. Owinr to
the tattering results of the crop
this year, that acreage could be
secured upon very short notice and
probably much more than that.
That being the case, it is now
up to the Arkansas Valley Su"ar
Beet and Irrigated Land Com
pany.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

Z. NJ. c. Brown, one of Coolidge's
old timers. was transacting business
in Holly Wednesday.
Mrs. n A. Erikson, of Amity. has
been seriously i'll for some time, but is
slightly improved at last report.
Services in Presbyterian church
Dec. 22nd I:30 p. m. Subject The
Babe OF Bethlehem" Luke 2:ll.
The stores of Holly are better filled
with Christmas goods than ever before
and all The merchants are doing
heavy business.
Frank Means went to Missouri this
week to spend the HOLIDAYS at his old
home, this being his first trip back
home In ten wears
The new livery barn Of Howell &
Jones is about completed. A large
room on the second floor has been fit
ted up and rented to the Woodmen Of
the World.
Mrs. n. F. Vidal and sol. went to
Denver Sund ay morning to spend the
holidays with relatives and friends
Mr.. Vidal will go up next week and
spend Christmas there.
H. b. Corvell, state agent of the
Phenix Insurance Co. for Nebraska,
was in town Wednesday. While here
he appointed ChriStm her & wilkins
rs local agents for his company.
Monday was paw dav for the bee,
and ho-
since bat what looked happy and con-
tented This will be Il happy Christ
mas 10 al, thanks 10 the profitable
lut 'Itt!'ly In which the farmers
have engaged So oextensively.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
Three Santa Fe Cars Burned,

The explosion of sn acetyI ne
gas tank in chair car attached to
No. S, Monday. between Deerfrld
and Sherlock, Kan, caused con
tlagration which resulted in the
entire destruction of the chair car
and two coaches. The accident
occurred between two stations, and
it is reported that for some reason
it WAS impossible to release the mir
and detach the coaches from the
chair car Particulars of the acri-
dent are very meagre and difficult
to secure, railroad officials in af
fairs of this nature being prone to
say nothing and saw wood.
1t was reported. however, that
none of the passengers were in
jured Conductor Jack O'Day
was considerably bruised, and cut
by glass, and came very near beng
asphyxiated by inhaling the gus.
The colored portor was also badly
injured. but to what extent is not
known as yet. Both of the injured
men were taken to Dodge City
All trains we're delayed for about
eight hours on account of the ac-
cident, it being necessary to build
q track for the passage of trains
around the burned cars.-La Junta
Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
Saved 4, Graves Brink.

Il know | would have long ago
been III my grave" writes Mrs. S.
h. Newsom. of Decatur, Ala. "if
it Ind not been for Electric Bit
ters. For three years | suffered
untold agony from the worst forms
OF indigestion, waterbrash, stom-
ach and bowel dyspepsia. But
this excellent medicine did me a
world of good Since using it l
can eat heartily and have gained
IS pounds." For Indigestion, loss
Of appetite. stomach, liver and
kidney troubles Electric Bitters
are a positive, guaranteed cure.
Only SIS at Ikelman Bros. drug
store.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
A NEW REMEDY.

The old friends of Chamber
lain's Cough Kennedy will be
plensed to lno, that the manufnc-
turers of that preparation have
gotten out new remedy called
Chanibeflain's Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets, ard that ii is meeting
with much success in the treatment
Of constipation, billiousness, sick
headache. impaired digestion and
like disorders. These tablets are
easier to take and more pleasant
in effect than pills. then they not
only move the bowels, but improve
the appetite and correct any disor-
der IT the stomach and liver. For
sale by Ikelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20

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The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
Our Big o6sr.

Pay up what Won owe and one year
in advance to the Holly Chieftain and
we will seBd YOU the Western Poultry
News Of Lincoln. Nebraska, a whole
year free. It's a big 32.page illustra.
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you make more money out Of your
chickens. Remember it costs you
nothing. M
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT
In the matter OF the estate Of Charles
&. King. deceased

G. King. deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that on
Monday tie 9Th day Of Janua \.
D., 1902, briug one Of the regular
days uf the December term OF the
county cuuI. Of prowers county. in
the state of Colorado. ]. Robert King.
administrator OF said estate. will ap-
pea; before he Judge of said court.
present NV final settlement as such
administrator, pray the approval of
the. same, and then apply to be dis
charged as such administrator. AT
which time and place any person in
interest may appear and present OBJ
jections to the same il any there be.
Dated at Lamar. Colorado. Decem-
Der Is, 1901 ROBERT KING.
Administrator Of the estate OF Charles
c. King, deceased.
Date OF last publication January 24.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
a Good Cough Remedy,

[ From the Gazette, Toowoomea,
Aus'rnlla.
: find that { halnLerluiD'- Cough
Remedy is All excellent meuicine.
l have suffered from a severe.
cough for the last two months a,.d
II lIas effected Il cuie have
Sreut pleasure n recomme din.
ii.--W. c. Wockner This is n
opinion "f one Of our mos, r..-
spected re-idents, an; Inns he. Il.
voluntarily gwen i'll GOOD f..
that others may try The len.e,I,
ard Ike benefited as was M Wncn-
her. This remedy is sold l,y lAe :
man Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
NOTCH.

NOTICE.
All Twine Accounts are
now due.
e. H. Adams.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
The New
Dray Line.
All Kinds of
Hauling done
Promptly.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
j. A. Baird,
Proprietor:
Christmas Economy.

Il am not going TO spend any money
for Christmas presents" said the
black-cved gi ri to the blue-eyed girl
am :, ~ {, make all my present $
myself and save money!" Whcreup-
on she went down town and bought
the following:
SILK to embroiuer dewdads on.
Green silk thread.
Blue silk thread.
White silk thread.
Red silk thread.
Yellow silk thread.
rink silk thread.
Purple silk thread.
A fancy work basket.
A gown 10 work in.
\ stool to rest her feet on.
Bonbons to eat while working.
tlubdubs.
Gimcracks.
DewfunnieS.
WhatnOts
And lot Of other stuff. and after it
was all over she got tired and conclud
d.. it was easier To buy presents, and
70 rthwith went down town and
bought what she wanted. But how
economical was the little dear.-Den-
yer Times.
The real estate firm OF Christopher
Il Wilkins hoisted their new sign this
week.
See White for mixed candy pounds
for - cents. Nike d nuts at 10 cents
per pound.
Several of the young folks braved the
severe cold weather last Friday night
to Coolidge to attend d dance
see those elegant rugs, carpet sweep
ers and rocking chairs. just the things
for Christmas presents, at George Hol-
lis furriture store.
A. j. Myers died tbs morning at
his home in Amityville after long
illnessof typhoid fever He leaves Il
wife and five children.
in the way OF lumber and building
material at tue English Lumber ward
at reasonable prices.
Ed Haberstroh took he first degree
IN the order OF knights Of Pythias
Monday night. There will be work la
all degrees at the next meeting.
Charles Proctor, of the A. " S. h. &
!. L. surveying corps, came down from
Carlton SATURDAY. and spent two days
with his friends and his-uther friends.
Christmas Tree mt the school hall
with short entertainment by the
school children on TUESDAY, evening at
/ O'Clock. Bring all the children and
come.
The Christmas Bazaar held IN FRI
day and SATURDAY. by the ladies' Of the
Presbyterian church was quite sue
cess froma financial stand point. We
understand that t he proceeds from
the sale uf Christmas presents and
from the oyster suppers were nearly
enough to finish paving for the new
church building To build such fine
church and pay fer II in less than
year is a matter which should be yery
gratifying to the members thereof,
and cause them To feel grateful to the
people OF Holly " ho have SO generous.
ly Il elped them out.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-12-20
A MILLION VOICES.

Could Lardly express the thanks
of Homer Hall, of West Point, La.
Listen why: A severe cold had SET
tied on his lungs, causing most
obstinate cough. Several physi-
clans said he had consumption,
but could not help him. When
all thought lie WAS doomed he be-
gan to use DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption and writes
1T completely cured me and saved
my life. NOW weigh 227 pounds.
It's positively guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds and Lung troubles.
Price SOC and ST.. Trial bottles
free at Ikelman Bros.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
rAYroN.IELANp MARRIAaE.


wedding % Nis. Aana Leland. FORMERLY
et Aibuquorqus. ~ Roswell
One Of the prettieat weddings ever
seen In Roswell took place on Wednea-
day. December 20, 1900, Al II a. m. at
the cosy home OF Mr.. Howard Leland,
ralSfer Of the United statea land once
at this place. on the corner Of Rich
ardson avenue ana Fifth street when
His daughter. Anna Augusta was
married to Mr.. Benjamin Douglls WILL
lard Payton, Of Ei Paso. says the
Roswell Register.
The ceremony was performed IN the
most impressive manner by Rev. J..
Mol. Gardner, pastor ~ the Preaby-
terrain church. The rooms were all
darkened and lighted by lamps and
with their handsome decorations in
which holly and mistietoe shared the
honOrs with a large collection OF the
most lovely and rare house plants In
fuil bloom. presented a beautiful sight.
particularly the room where the cere-
mony took place, the bride and groom
standing IN front OF a terraced neml.
circle OF handsome flowers. banked
high.
The bride has been one 81 Rosweirs
most attractive young ladies during
her two and half years residence
here. and IL noted for her Kindness q
heart and excellent good sense. The
groom is connected with the Potter a
White Drug company, OF Ia paao, one
90 the weli-known business houses u
thet city. and was formerly In bust
reese In Roswell havins been resi-.
dent OF this city and Carlsbad for a
number OF yeara and weil-knowu for
bis Integrity and excellent character
Promptly at ~ m. the bridal party
and guests sat down to a well pre-
pared hve-course dinner. during which
the bride was agreeably surprised by
the receipt o. a cougratulatGry tale-
gram from three intimate girl friends
in Kansas who with herself, were for
merly known as I'VE -Four and No
More" Mr. Pool, Mr. Prayer and Col.
Elliott responded In the mot happy
manner 10 toasts In honor OF the bride
and groom and the hour ana a half
spent at the Handsomely appointed
dinner table was full Of merry pleas
ure for all maFred only by the regret
81 the prospective departure OF Mr.
and Mrs Payton for their future home.
The necessity OF leaving on the 1890 ..
m. train cut short the enjoyment Of
the dinner ana the bridal couple left
Tor the depot amid a shower OF rice
nd good wishes. accompanied by a
number OF ihe guests
The happy couple received a large
number OF presents. both useful and
Ornamental many Of them being very
handsome and costly.
The guests invited were. Col. and
Mrs. /. II. Elliott Capt and Mrs. J. w.
James. Mfr. and Mrs. John w Poe, r.
4. Cahoon. w $. Prayer. c, n Pool. J.
n. Charles, Robt. Kellahln and r. 3
Hamilton. ana Miss Lucy Lea and
Miss Ramer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
sAsrA ~ rARAoRArms.
Cold weather 81 the Capital Col Fre.vs
tlaby,

Cold weather - the Capital Col Fres,s
uaby
Born--To Colonel and Mrs. Max
Frost al Kansas city, Mo. al 10 a. N.
Saturday. December 20. a boy. Moth
e. and child are doing we'll
owing 10 the resignation Of n. y.
Kaune az assistant TO Postmaster 81
mon Nusbaum. Frank Andrews, until
to-day stamp clerk aud delivery clerk.
VIII succeed Sir. kauno and Charles
Parson will succeed Mr. Andrcwa a.
stamp and delivery clerk
Death this morning summoned Capt.
Henry Moore Davis. an old resident of
this city, who, since he sustained n
stgosc % paralysis some time ago. has
Teen gradually declining. Captain Da-
Wis was born at nj. Vernon. Knox
county. o.. on FcbruarT IT, is9s. and
was therefore 50 years. 10 months and
n days old.
The local once Of the weather eu-
rcau received an advisory telegram
Sunday morning from Washington
stating that the cold weather win con-
tinue over the southern Rocky noun
tain districts during the next Two days
accompanied by snow and strong
shifting winds. This was followed on
Monday morning by cold wave warn
Ing. stating that the tempera ure will
fan close 20 zero BY Tuesday morning
The lowest temperature recorded on
Monday morning was degrees above
zero.
Close connection Is now made be-
tween Santa Re and Lamy with the
four passenger trains OF the Santa Fc
railway, passing that point. with the
exception OF trains Nos. 3 and 4. those
being the California limited" trains
These latter are considered through
trains. and do not take or care for To-
cal business. They consist exclusively
Of Pullman standard sleepcrs and
space on them is generally sold
through from Chicago 10 the Pacific
coast. The fact that close connection
Ia made between this city and Lamy
with four other trains Is appreciated
by the people Of this city and the trav-
cling public generally.--New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
nAILnnAn PROSPECTS.

Ths past year has been one Ot gath
erinR forces IN New Mexico for the
Progress OF the coming year. rather
than OF great deeds and successes. says
the New Mexican. In railroad build
Ing. for instance, very little has been
done. but the plans have been matur-
ed for the building OF 100 miles os rail-
road in 1891. The Chicago. Rock Isl-
and 81 paoinc railroad, just "a the laat
days OF December are passing away,
has commenced the building % a new
line OF railroad across the entire length
OF New Mexico from north 10 south.
The Santa Re, Albuquerque a Pacific
railroad has driven stakes Cor 1855 miles
OF new railroad. which are to connect
The historic city OF santa Re with the
progressive city OF Albuquerque. and
which are 20 link the Rock Island ays-
tenn with the Denver A. Rio drAndo
railroad. with the closing days OF tho
year also comes the announcement
that the Santa be railroad has formal
ly acquired the Pecos Valley g. North
eastern railroad. and viii on New
Years begin the building OF the al
ready surveyed line from Lake Arthur
b El Paso. A line from Roswell 10
Las Vegas II one Of the probabilities
OF the coming year. Taos and Red
River City probably win be given
railroad facilities within another
Twelve months The COchitl district
should be connected with Santa re BY
iron rails. The capital for the building
" the Black Range railway has been
secured. and the line will be built from
MaRdaiena to Chloride this year. The
New Mexico & Arizona railroad IL sub
stituuag standard gauge track for iia
narrow gauge. and intends 10 build an
Independent line from Lordsburg 20 El
Paso. There aFe other railroad
schemes which may become rtalties
but which are not an far advanced a.
those mentioned. one OF these II
proposed branch lire % the Denver s.
RIO 0rande from Durango 10 Aztec
and the san Juan country. Capital T.
bsiuE Interested IN proposed hne
from Durango 20 Albuquerque. A Tine
- 10 b. built from Ration 20 Clayton
The santa ~ railroad may construct
cut on from Ration % Las Vegas. and
latter 90 Santa Re or Albuquerque. But
even n these latter propositions do not
become realities during the coming
year, this much Is certain. that NOR
miles Of railroad will be built m 1891
than In any previous year la the his
tory OF New Mexico. that thouaand ~
men viii b. given employment Al rail-
road building. that large areas OF val
able land. mineral. grazing ami agri-
cultural will b. settled because Of this
| railroad construction. and that New
Mexico win take a mighty step for
ward IN population and wealth with
/ In the next twelve month";