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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-10-09
VI. C. I. U.

- "a f@cOnVenJlOn$ ecnO meeJlng Was
held at the Christian church last
Wednesday evening. Several Of
the delegates had not returned from
Minneapolis and the task of convey
ing and delivering the echoes
had been left to the exclusive care
Eof- Mrs. Il. Goodaere, who proved
herself fully equal to the task, as
she held the close attention Of the
White Rib oners and their friends
for more than an hour, while she re-
lated the grave deliberations, the
solid teachings, and the humorous
incidents of the convention.
Mrs. Scovell's Estate president)
address was especially eulogised
and will be printed. A paper on
bible study by Miss FL. Hitchcock
and one on law enforcement by Mrs.
r.. Fuller will be honored ii the
same way. Rev. John Sinclair led
the devotionals one evening and
made quite a new departure, as in
stead OF giving them a lesson, he
asked the White Ribboners to quote
all the texts Of scripture they could
remember bearing on certain themes.
The responses were so ready and
numerous that they quite surprised
the dominic and called forth
MUCH congratulation from him on
their intimate acq uaintance with
God s Word. The Redwood Falls
Us assisted in the person of Miss
Cobleigh, who gave humorous rec
itation. Prayer was offered by
Revs. Orr and Goodacre.
Comic Opera Season in Minneapolis and
ST. Paul.
The KlaW & Erlanger Opera Com
pany, the largest and most impor-
tant opera comique organization IN
this county, will appear at the Me-
Etropolitan Opera House, Minneapo-
lis, during the week Of Oct. 9th,
and Metropolitan Opera House,
st. Paul, week Of October Goth. The
management Of these theatres am
nounce this attraction as the great
est musical Offering Of the season.
The Company numbers over one
hundred people, and its initial tour,
after an entire year run il New
York Boston, Philadelp hia and
Chicago will be made entirely by
special trains The eminent come
dian and singer, N Is jerome Sykes,
formerly with the Bostonians, is the
particular star, and will be seen ii
his original creation Of Foxy Gull
Ter in Smith g. de Koven s. new
Comic Opera of that name. These
performances constitute the most
mportant event at the e win City I
theatres for the past two years.
Manager Scott states that ali
|orders received from out-of town
patrons will receive promp 81 and
personal attention.
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SIS. 90 to $Is 90 q Week

salary for an intel Iigent man or woman in
each town. Permanent position. 80 cents
per honT for spare time. ManEf acturer,
Box 1902 Chicago. ~ 10
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FOR $ * ] EI

The undersigned has for sale the following
bands in Redwood county, viz: The
west half of the southwest quarter of sec
ton 5, town II 4, range 81 at $50 per acre;
e Lots 5 and g, and the southwest quarter of
the southeast quarter dissection 80, town
lila, range SO at $15 per acre The north
west quarter of the north asst quarter of
section 80. town IA, range SO at $40 per
east quarter OF section "a and the mort beast
quarter of the northeast quarter of section
IS, town IA, range 81 at SO per acre For
terms address f. E.. DAVIDSON, Morgan,
Mimi, or F. ii. WARNER, Redwood Falls,
MINI, or A. j. FINNEGAN, Minnea polis, MINI.
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Summons.

.GTATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF
~ Redwood, SIS. District Court, Ninth Ju-
dicial District.
Richard Manuel, Plaintiff,
vs.
Mary Alice Manuel, Defendant.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint of the plaintiff in
the above entitled action, which complaint
is hereto annexed and herewith served upon
you. and to serve copy of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscriber at his
office in the city of Redwood Falls. in the
said county of Redwood, within thirty days
after the service of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day of such service; and
if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated June 18th, 1901.
A. r. A. LAUDON.
PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
GIT Redwood Falls. MINI.
To Mary Alice Manuel. the above named
Defendant:
You will please take notice that the COM
plant in the above entitled action has been
filed in the office. of the clerk of the district
court of the 9th Judicial district. in the
comfy of Redwood and State of Minnesota.
h Dated June 18th, 1901.
A. r. A. LAUDON,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
Redwood Falls MINI
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Owing to poor abroad connec-
tons the ball game between ST.
Peterand Redwood Fal is, sche duled
for next Satur day has been called
OFF
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Weber at the court house yester-
day but notice Of discontinnance
having been given no session Of the
court was held
House for Sale.

Residence and four lots, corner Of
Washington and Finn streets. Will
sell two lots on Finn street without
house if wanted. Inquire Of a b.
Truesdell. 9-2t.
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Summons.

sGTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
~ Redwood, SIS. In District Court, Ninth
Judicial District.
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( q TATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
~ Redwood, S. District Court, Ninth j u
nicfr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

Common quartz sand-the sand !,
the sea shore-has a variety Of curlons
properties and uses. It heats more
quickly IN the sun than air. ana n
desert regions this causes the all u
rise IN whlrlwinds that may carry un
mats. newspapers, or heavier objects
When blown by the wind. It's hardness
causes It to wear away rocks ana even
tree trunks. It Is used WIKI Jet 81
steam for engraving glass, stone and
metals, cleaning casting. etc. and in
the first experiments. 80 years aeo
with this sand-blast a hole nearly ia
inches deep was cut in hals an hour
IN much harder corundum colored
sands are employed for pictures. like
those from Alum Bay. There is music
also IN sand, and the sononous sands
of Hawaii. Mount Sinai and other
places when set IN motion. give forth
ne sounds Of an Aeolian harm. IN
medicine sand is used for a hot bath
md 10 chemical laboratories the sand
'ath Is also a valuable institution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

a pair Of robins built their nest a.
fence near my house. and pair \
eatpirds built IN a bush close bv m,
young birds were an hatehed about ~.
same time and one day. a week Or two
afterwards. the old oatbirds disan-
peafed' Perhaps they had been killed
Dy some cruel person. for they would
never have willingly deserted their III
'ie ones. Then | noticed that when
ne robins came with worm. or some
o'ner dainty, for their young they al
ways lighted on the top rain Of the
renee before hopping down "a their
nest ana Whenever this happened the
young catbirdsl which inust have been
almost starving, would open their
mouths and keep up a great outcry
saw pretty soon that the robins were
ieeaing the little orphans. as well as
lhelr own young; and noticed also
mat one o. the robins sat on the cat
lirds nest every night to protect them
ne Two broods were reared in this
way the eatbirds growing up as strong
lha healthy as IL they had beef cared
Or by their own parents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

The residents OF East Grlnstead An
English village are the latest persons
who have been alarmed b. the dis.
appearance q local STREAM. There
Is nothing unprecedented in such an
event It was only last year that
sven Hedin, the Swedish explorer re-
ported the disappearance OF a lake
which has long been kno, a. lob
Nor. and one Of the islands Of the
Tonga group in the south seas disap-
pears periodically Switzerland has
even now moving mountain which
tareatens to wipe ont several towns
ana It Is recorded that in 1906 4 por.
ion Of the Ronbere, near Lueerne
rolled down into Lake Lowertz Great.
ng an immense wave which sven,
'Way several hamlets. drowned evarv
ittlng creature on the island -
ichNauau and carried little wooden
hapei over a mile.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

Country folk are nrmly Of the orgr
ioa that the tumble bug fceo,r,r,- ~
stereorariusl is an excellent baromess-
and that # lakes flight only when )
season of fair weather is coming. Nj
fa9re French naturalist. has ~
festigated the question thoroughly ~
mas come 10 the conclusion thaf fbss
insect =, in fact more sensitive than
ihe best barometers. and that f ~
,sisle1it ne used to predict fae weath-
z. 4 Is 70 changes Of electric tense.
nat he insect is sensitive. whesaar
ae american variety Is likely "a ns
lseiai in weather prediction Is respect
aliy referred e our weather bareaa
81 Investigation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

None Of Uncle Sans naval onnr.a
tiees are allowed to use tobacco y y
nave It IN their possession Demar,t
marks when they exceed six in nnn
Der are punishable with one hour av.~.
DUTY Extra duty includes patroIling
e sentry or doing police work and ~
slstlng the boatswains gang when
the punishment is to he inflicted ~
coait-martial solitary confinement
With or without irons and bread ana
water is the rule. The rules ~
training station, however. are not a,s
neult to obey. II boy Is inclined u
se misehievous he soon learns that
mere is time exclusively allowed A.
play and that he must play only dnr-
ing that period Rules are prescribed
'or swimming, church. bathing school
ng and for the use OF the librarv r.
le Is Protestant, he attends church
looard the training ship. II he baa
'een brought up in the Catholic faith
le is permitted to attend a near-b,,
'atholic church. He Is educated in
ne government school. and Is ipstpct
q IN the use and handling Of All Arc
rms and cannon. large and small ana
neir care and mechanism. He =
aimed In Workmanship and record AZ
~ In al. he finds that his life il
nat he makes it-chioago News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

Black lead pencils. said 4 stationar
/ % the New York Sun. are OF course
the Kind most commonly used M
solored lead pencils are IA the aeere.
gate, sold ID large numbers. and they
are made IN very great variety Ar.
lss iead pencils are made In more
than nifty 10 perhaps as many with the
lead "a wood, the wood Is finished Of
q color appr0ximating as nearly az
may be that of the lead A tray Of
samples Of such pencils thus presented
very striking appearance. making
more than rainbow Of color. There
are made, also colored leads. Tor use IA
pencils for movable leads These ar.
usts pencils OF one sort and anotber
are used not alone By artists, but by
architects, engineers. designers
draughismen, and others having ocea-
SION % use fine colored pencils. Then
there Is great variety Of colored pen-
cils for general use for checking ana
marking and SO on. ID ofiee ana
store, and library, and factory. some of
these being sometimes used on textile
tabrlcs, as we'll as on paper and wood
There are colosed pencils. these also
being made in various c0lors. thar are
especially designed for the use Of lum-
bermen; as there are also pencils for
the carpenters use. No doubt the com
mon idea Of lead pencil is Of some. I
tang with which to mark on paper :
though the use Of pencils for marking +
on wood Is familiar enough. as IN i !
more limited way. Is their use far !
marking on fabrics. and So on. INT :
'nefe are various uses to which pen. 7,
els are put that must be less familiar
Il not indeed quite unknown to many
There are, for example. pencils espe.
sally made for marking on glass Dor
'elain' polished metals. oilcloth. nat. =
mt leather and other things unop 7
Which an ordinary pencil would moi y
mark at all The leads OF these al
encils are, Of course. made Of ma. h'
efial especially prepared for the pur- =
ose With such pencils marking Is n
one easily on any of these hard nol-
Ined surfaces, aud the marks NAV bs pe
easily rubbed on. These pencils are ui'
use IN drug stores and hardware q, y
ass and erockery stores and SO on ~
hey are made With white and with 'a'
aek leads and with leads IN variety 'u'
colors, the colored pencils being the PFC
ore generally used and the eolors MI
ost commonly used being red ana n'n
ae and yellow. Another odd sort Of tue
neil Is one made for the use Of SUR g
ons for marking on the skin In ma
fglcal operations and for anatomical 'ah
rposes' These also are colored pen. alq
> and they are made in a variety ana
eolors. In fact. simple a thing AZ hgh
lead pencil might seem to be. II IS
lly something that Is mace in al
g endless variety but. for an that cs
pencil manufacturer gets every the
and then from somebody de-. proT
nd Tor new pencils for some special quic
desc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

Is a locust tree more likely to be
struck BY lightning than other trees
Farmers IN western Pennsylvania and
ohio viii answer yes. and win cite
any number Of instances IN their
nelghborhood where such trees have
peen splintered by lightning when 9th
er yesieties have escaped. So strong
= thls belief IN the rural regions that
people are warned not to take shelter
under locust during a thunder show
y. Inc tree is planted. too. In groves
iV0 ieet or more from houses and
arm buildings, under the impression
mat it draws the lightning and thps
protects the buildings. In the rural
mind the locust is better than light.
i'ne-rod This extensive planting Of
pc locust probably explains why Il 4
Q often bit by lightning. The tree has
many good qualities. aside from its
ahcied one as a lightning arrester
ha i has become SO frequent IN Ohio /
no western Pennsylvania that the
ginning can not help striking ii
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

Our newlv arauIrad '.I.i...- Z -.
Rico are yepresentes Il, NJ '.s z, -. I. ].
who 4 fam,iisr rs,th ~ 81 s,-s .lse' ilai','1
ing GOOD indap4 ~ ~. 7e 3
in the prenertias - 49,. 80 g 81, ~
adiunets Il 60 sn..-, 49,. uss uess
MARI social die,,r,.s',....' - 81 81
fans da among r..r,ss ''',.sls H,sn e
lard has cans. ~ ~ Il.
several and ~ ~,ia.s -, 'a.'ssee o~u
have 4 small aTsensl q - M o.,s.
The term arsenal Il ~ 49,. - .s 'sa9,
positively snd ~, e.,,u..,.,. ,.s - + asea
rorto Ricans rs. ~ 50 - e ~
auife fonsnass ~ s,.,..- - e nav
daegsr csre.s ~, ~ s@'ia canes ana
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

The British soldier receives sh,,
ling a day. the United states soldie,
the equivalent OF Is Sd. The American
soldier has better Iations, but Tommy
Atkins has more liberal allowance
Tor clothing IN other resnecta tha
conditions are about the same exeent
that the British government paws pen-
slons only to those who are entirely
disabled By wounds or sickness wltb
an her wars the pension list OF Great
britain is not one-f0urth az large "
that OF the United States. The ann,a1
appropriation Of our congress- for nes-
sions would support the whole British
army One sees retired soldiers an.
ployed In various capacities. They are
given preference In business honsaa
ihey are used by the district masaen-
ger companies and receive certain prlv-
Ileges and considerations from the ~.
Iice and municipal authorities that aro
lot granted to ordinary people II u
'ommon for bank messengers ianitors
= buildings, private watchmen ana
'lner men engaged IN light emplov-
aent 70 wear military medals Of honor
'Lleh are always accepted as a pood
recommendation You see newsstapas
nd frultstands at the street corners
nd IN the parks attended BY men with
milar decorations. or with emnfy
'atsieeYes, and such privileges are 81.
'emed Of great value.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

ne army is no place for a man who
falls n love mufterad the corporal
connected with one 81 the uptown 81
eralting stations the other day. SAYS
the New York Tribune He took pie
tnfe out Of bis pocket and looked Il Il
ioneinsiy i was Of a girl with short
curly hail and her white felt hat was
pulled down over one eye. as a contrast
60 the direction taken by its white
chicken feather. The corporal's ewes
said that il was about the finest thing
he had ever seen. There was love Is
taem. This Is a picture Of my girl
-uiu is her name, and she's the finest
ever Her and me want to get tied up
and II Il WASH 1. for this blamed army
business We would have been spliced
long ago" Has the army a legal right
g keep you from getting married.
asked the visitor ia amazement. -Of
course this Is supposed to be a free
country. bur they can make Il mighty
uncomfortable for you III the army #
you get splioed without permission
said the corporal They can't stop
you, but they can take your stripes
away and refuse to let you re-enlist
/ worked hard for these he pointed
p nia chefrons and stroked them with
affection. Z don't want to lose them
ny captain is q suriy old euss that
never could get any girl to love him
and 90 he don't believe there Is sueb
thing as love. asked him for bar. {
mission TO marry Lulu. Told him all q
about her good job and how We
wouldn't never become a charge On The (
company. 4
Marriage Gays he. is a bloomin a
azure and you'd best keep out Of ii 2
aarried corporals are curse TO anv g
ompany, and II you become one youII a
ave to look for another lob when your a
nlistment runs out. al
What can / do7 The army a NV p'
rofession" q
u ! loved a girl and she'd have me a.
q marry her in spite OF everything a
nd the visitor. d
Yes and get another Job II your 81
nployer didn't like II. You forget n
ere is only one army ia this eoun. ca
y" And he put the picture awav ml
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

our navy department is reported 10
oe planning the construction Of two
new armored cruisers capable !,
steaming tWenty-three knots an hour
and having a steaming radius of some
10000 miles. The new Russian erp,ser
NoYik' built IN Germany. has speed
q twenty-five knots an hour but ~
NoFik Is a small vessel Of only m
tons displacement II the biz new ~
mored cruisers Of the American nav
enter the twenty-three-knot class thew
viii beat the world, an things consid.
cred. WISH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

oufearss Of laughter ln which evan
tAe general Joined. although neither
piAee nor time favored merrimenf: and
VITA TIE eaptiFes pigtail III the grasp
q an American soldier. the party went
onward % sterner things. s.-Youfh,s
C0mpanian
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

Fhe author Of Sands of Sahara i,
when visiting the Gorge Of chiHa
came upon a strange ceremonial which
a native assured him. was an unusual
one The gorge itself is like a grand
sanctuary canopied by trees ana light
ed deiicately by the sun fltsrine
through foliage. A remarkable assern.
blage was there that day-a eonereqa.
tlon Of monkeys apparently holding
some kind Of service, to which ~
pirds Of the forest gave music Tbo
monkeys sat In rows upon The bro,d
outreaching branches Of the vir.i,
trees. They were in parties ar two
three' Or four, although one fellow ~
alone, like a decorous bachelor Wht1a
most OF them remained stationary go
tain patriarchal fellows passed abon,
the area Of alsemblage. sitting dour
1er lew minutes on the branches ba.
side different families Of the narish
seeming to give them counsel Tha
were conducted with ~
greatest propriety. The mopl,o,-.
seemed to be taking part in = sar,,ica
N which they were deeply interesfed
When i was over. and they were aho,,
Q go out into the world. the runnr ald
srs could be seen running about nsss
ng from tree to tree on the iptsri.s
ng branches; nor did the aes.r,t,,..
'reak up until those evidently respeef-
Z oinelais had visited aud saluted the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07
2. 5 COURT. souIharn nIslrlnl


sAftisr cuReH Rev p 4 Compere. Pastor
Services sysrg Sunday At fiamand AZ I /.
Sunday School pss nl. Prayer msstisg VA. II
nesaay night
RAksnYEaalAN cnTHcn.
W 3 Leonard. Pastor
services every Sunday 81 Il am and Z :so p !,
Sunday sehoolsfsam Prayet mes,ino
Wednesday meht
HcAuRcH SOUTH ED Cameron. Pas,or
ssRf'ees even Sunday at Il d ana /. 1,
Sunday School At l0a m. PRAYER na.t.
lnr ever Wednesday night. ppwo,,n
heagus every sunday atspm.
'esA''a oso Aust, supt.
eHhisffAR cHuaca "a stevens Paste,
services every Sunday at IAN ana 1.ao *
SUNDAY hohool a. 10 n Prayea meet.
ins esery Wednesday, night.
oAaholfc eAuHcH Isadore Riekiin ras,or
ssff'ssa hrerysunday a. ioa m and leo D ~
zFisccFAI cHuncH wrirht pastor
kfs5ss ane services every sunday 4 ftam
sndtapm.
ChlCkASHA POST OFFICE
- MILLER Bostmas,.r
Vpen sundays 70 en- e.za - a.as
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

How ueneral r.ke.. s,,.. .,.
At Troy. Monteomerv ~ 4 : i.
the sold-rihbea moants,,s i go
Carolina occurred ans ~ ~, 49,, y.
mantle episodes in fba asri. ~ - ~.
picturesque old ,o,.ror c, y e--,
Thomas T. Eckert who s now ~
president 81 the Western 4Tr,on r.
Eraph company. saws fbe pbtladslnrt.
Times. While NJ reke,t 80 s,,,r.
intending 4 cola mine 49, .,.,,.. !.
1851. an oflcfal Of the ro.is,t,le
Nashville RAILROAD eomnanv wyota ~
Ecksrt 4 letter eaving amo.s -.
things that II reker, s,o,,,a ...
the president vould IL, ~, 4. 49,.
mand of bis farca. : rh,s l.t,a. ~.
into the hands 81 the ronYsaerst. Il, II.
th0ritles. ana thew const,nea 4,
mean that Eckert Was II hav. no..
mand of an army n one-o,s -.
the Confederacv whereas IN. 80
meaning was slmnlv IL h.,,s' ,...-.ss1
charge Of the railroad con,nsn, s,a Il,
its employees. 4 ar,,,, 49, -
tlal was orranisad and re,,sr, -
tried. and notwithstanalnr 4.
plalned what the letter meant - ma.
found guilty ana w. sen,enesd = - y
hanged on he 1eth aav ~ g.ne ,se, Z
He was confined Il, ~ an II aso. -
Things had nov, eof ~ 4, .,.,x,,. ..,,
N this dilemma r.,.art rerner, ,..,.s ~. 70
physician who llvaa q ~. .o,....., i. ca
Randolph who vaa ~ sts..h t-,.us u u
fe sent tor mia docto, -. =, ., '-..A III
neans induced the mllitarv aptbor,t,as q
o accent han for kfr rs,,or, y, ~ az
um Of two hnnarad do,is~s y = -. ~ bI
a the dag anpo,nted and - hsas.s y sssp.H = IN
Ia bond reasslras he she.,,. - s.. q ap
landoioh doe4or sisu,s ,s' -, -. - SIC
exert made him go -. ~ ~. 49, .- arr
.rmined forfelture ~ n r.n.r. 49,. PIC
II and vent II estt.h,,.,. - -, s''' CIV
s wav frona sh.ra - ~. ',s- n'',ps Tn
az Of AshevlIle Hot enrlrgs "a geF
noxville 4 short whne ~. A. ~ ile'
cane from North rsraisns A.. ~ -. " lice
d occasion "a vls,t ~ e,ts :, &c.. 1.,s- not
ana ~ IL want ~, X. 49,, con
oh waa II front s,t y. ,,.,.', -, Of
a hanging ~ ~ lsn,naas, ~ : 9TH
1ulred the canra ana fonnt ~. ~ mel
"a man ,saa .'yanhae,s 80 n ~ ~ VIII
Yfb ana thaf ~ 49, .r = - reco
lhont tnape IL t,ry ~ r1,,1 and
a registered n bls s,gb, na,aa ,se,s's ~ and
IA some town - IN. nar,b n. - simi
le woul1 have n u NJ -, .o' coat
observed the name ~ At.vs,ss. " teen
phens az the hool, ana hafr. -
allv aeouainted .,ith NJ. &c e...s, ",
asfraA ard 4,.a. .,,,,..- i. &, No
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

fsst H ssa-s siis Not s ana $ ars N ss .. s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07
CHlckAsHA I 81. POST OFFICE.

= MILLER postmaster
open sundays % en- $40 to $40 m
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-07

trains sooft .aa.. ass close correction win ~
. .-... ~ 9. sast anc west A. Fori Worth ~