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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

% {f5trtetA eatikihs To- cost 81 -
sqTAe order Of tbe German government s7a
providing for the making Of 10000 fur-
lined areattoats ana las many gloves
aAd sgaiters fof the usenof the troops
has opened up a way TO- dispose of sur
plus cats. as che articles named are
lined mostly With eai skins. EYeFy
greateoat requires fourteen Of tha
skins
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05
FOUR DOCTORS FAILED.

A michigan Lady's Battle with Disease
and How Il was-won.
Flushing, Aieh4 Dec e. especially ~ 81
-)ne- OF the most aetiye workers in
the cause Of Temperance and Social
reform ID MlckighnnB MIS- P. A. 3 "a
Passmofe Of fhisa place, SheT is q, tsr
pEominent ana .yury ersthsaiaatie W
G. I. IL. woman, and one who never 1-i
loses an onportunitx b strike a7bloWi nf
against the demon OF Intemperance.
Mrs. Passmors has sunered nideh az p
bodily -pain during she last Tthreal io
years through Kidney and Bladder i...,
Treuble At times the pain was al- '
most unbearable, and the good LADY, naa
was very much distressed She tried r-a
physician after physician, and each
in turn failed to relieve her. let alone -t--
effect a cure H0me remedies suG-
gested by anxious friends were ap-
piled, but ali 70 no purpose. At last
some one spoke OF 'Dodd's Kidney
pills as a great remedy for all Kidney
and Bladder Diseases, and Mrs Pass
more decided 10 try them. She did,
and IS now a well woman, She haa
given the following statement for pubs
hcation:
At different times in the past three
years, have suffered severely with
Kidney and Bladder Trouble. and af-
ter trying four OF the best physicians
could hear Of two Of them living in
the state Of New York, I found N.Y.
self no better. took amy amount OF
home remedies suggested by kind
friends, with little or no relief from
anything. decided to try Dodd'a
Kidney Pills. Less than one box has
done me more good than all the other
treatments combined. / am still using
them, and can say from experience
that they are an excellent remedy for
Kidney and Bladder Trouble. would
heartily recommend them to all those
suffering from these ms in like mans
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

Morley's Sarsapariila and Iron NOE
only puriies your blood but makes
nen. rich. red blood If you have skin
eruptions. boils. Assesses. rheumatiam
or scrofula, OF If you have & rundown,
tired-oht feeling try this remedy and
note the prompt results. $loo per bot
tie. Sold by agent il every town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

q Haeetlqss sJqdge-ep- Tramp Qpsstioz. rss
- Peter J. caroIua. Judge Of St
Louis police court. suggests neW way
d salyingt the tramp pEqhlem. tieeug-
tbsts that az vagrants be sent 70 some
aeaely isiandp ID ths pacihc, whers
thsx5wo6jd ct strict hilifaPy ipstFne- 81 s.
ton Tor six months, after which they
shooid be sent % chase Aguinaldo n ~
sths fnhinppine etisiap pdsgsm - a9iiouh11l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

oo5 Rrl.sa shot 6s8hs2slD 4 l-la
7 Ia g2Ilede eeFi46 wa1}lhrs a sH6t,9s
twenty miles. which viii BeRtskoord
breaker for the distance The qua
mfEEsl 81 fmfgieaP5 iggenpitgY 2pd s.
-Anarst9n ndaHed daitFdhs ,IInaffttere
SPINACH Bitters. For fifty years it has,
eufed e6Astipati0 ti0As iadig sti6n. dye q
RePfiasnq biliousnsss. ylIsrscse
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

gressor Is hard. The world needed
no Bible to tell # ttat Cod is omnipo-
tent. for any oBe< Ae psep Mont
Blanc or NiaEsFf q tk sttfaptic ocean
in a cyclQilk khoVt thai 6eS-Nofl4
useded 10 Bihl61e 81 God d's>E 8 =
dom. fof aSesy ing rom . spider )
~ 81 10 the, on lslY 81 a summers
to frob q fiohe d dewd1op to
la rehndlak b Wofla declares that
But thsfe Ras sohe sseret about God
that WSs wrapped up p scroll dt
Dafehment and Il ssAn fheFe untti
anostollic hand unfoileh thar scrop
ana let out upon the world the start.
ling fact. which K Foaids never baVe
sufliaed never guessed, never expect
"a. that IS loved cur human race so
ardentlg that he win pardon SIN and
subdue The offender with a divine kiss
and turn foaming malefactors into
worshipers before the throne. Oh, 1
an<so CAD that ahe secret Is out AND
tl1at it can sneEeriagaiR be v0iledt Teh
IT tOqall, the shining, suffering, lying
race; ten it in song and sermon, on
canvas, and In marble, On arch and
pillar; tell u All around the earth
God Is love
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

1Eord Rosebery smother. the Duchess
of Cleveland. IS 81 years old. but in
the best Of health She IS one or the
most active woman politicians" q
England.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05
FASTEST TRAINS.
America Leads the World IN the Matter
~ Of Qdiek transportation.


America Leads the World IN the Matter
e-1 Of odiek transportation.
oa Statistics recently published reveal
some interazting facts regarding the
fastest regularly scheduled railroad
trains in the leading countries Of the
world. Z Dfh5 tnited States heads the
list With four trains run from Phila-
delphis 20 Atlantic City. Two Of these.
running on the Philadelphia and Read
ing, attain a speed Of 666 miles per
hour for a distance Of iifty-hve aud
one-half miles. heing the fastest regu-
lar runs in the world The two other
trains, on the Pennsylvania line, run
at the rate Of 64sS mites per hour. the
distance over its line being ffty-nine
miles, The Midi Of France. in a run
from Morceaux to Bordeaux. a distance
Of sixty-seven and three quarters
miles. maintains a speed Of GIG miles
per hour. England brings up the. rear
with two trains. which are scheduled
to make the ruR between Dorchester
and Wareham, a distance ol only hf-
teen miles. at the rate Of 6o1 niiles
per hour The fastest long-disance
run Is made over the Orleans and Midi
railway. In France The run Is from
Paris to Bayoane a distance OF 1864
miles. and IS made including six stops.
at the rate Of 5Al3 miles per hour.
Then follows the New York Cenrars
empire state express. running from
New York 70 Buaalo. 4i0iH1iles. ineldd-
ing four stops at'f9 9ss miles per hour.
and finally again Engiand with-a train
on the Great Northern funnlhg be-
tween London and E6inburgh- $685.
miles. at SUI miles per hour.-Chi-
cago Chronicle. ra
American Honored- b. Italian king.
General ". F. Draper q Miiiord
Mass, has received from the KING OF
Italy the grand Gordon of the Order
Of IS. Maurice and Lazare as a token
off appreciation ol the generai's serv-
ices during bis mission IN Itaix me
grand Gordon is one-of the highest dee
orations conferred by nat court
~i----- --------.--A~
EIord Rosebery' 's1mother the Duchess
of Cleveland. Is 81 years old. but in
the best Of health she IS one or the
most active woman politicians" of
England.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

ANAANNAANNHAAHNA
Notice that the rdsest men OF the na-
tions. for Thousands Of years did not.
amid their idolatries, make something
to represent this feeling, this emotion.
They had a love, representing might;
Neptune. the god ~ me sea; Minerva
-snElgoddsss OF wisdom; Venus, the
g0ddess Of base appetite; Ceres, the
g0ddess OF corn. and an Odin. an an
Osiris. and a TfizIg n q azilEgg
and whole pantheons Of gods and god
desses, but no shrines no-carved image
no sculptured form has suggested a
god Of pure love That was beyond
human brain. It took God to think
that. a God to project that, God let
down from heaven to achieve that. r
Fear is the dominant thought In all
false religions. For that the devotees
cut themselves with lances and swing
on iron hooks end fallsnader wheels
and hold up the right arm SO long that
they cannot take II down Fear brul-
ish fear. But love Is the queen IN our
religion. For that We build temples.
For that We kneel at cur aliara For
that we contribute our aims For that
martyrs suffered at Brussels marloet-
place and at Lucknnw and cawnbur
and Pekin. That viii yet beiewel the
round earth and put 1t, an emerald On
the great. warm. throbbing heart Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

NpthibE sHgeTss yoman. inof1 than
61han whQ 5sfsses to lqse his teppsr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

t r. - p efrFed Ia Guns
@ open pots aansdEiaa unsls A Ger
A.n mas lnKeutee uu sirztiqhf c.r,
haVin8 s piston prcsectlne Ar16df ~
top. On pEessiuE .fha-riltA, s. ninnr-
eT f5ges the mustard throual j. 49,,
10 Ll1 AI0t or t4e t4H a#
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

. 5 = Z 3 ! 3 II
.ztd the expenditure o. over 36,0o0
rupees for the reeaaas9 Aerd Cur
ron, 1cerQy -pf lnfla. son the oeeasssn
of hiF viaaf toIaoa ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05
MRS. P. A. PASsM0RE.
Flushing Mich.

When physicians and all otheA
methods OF treatment have failed tr7
Dodd's Kidney Pills. What they did
fer Mrs. Passmore. they viii do for
any one similarly -ae|lieted.
50c. a box. All dealers.
Necessity may bring a man into
court but it knows no law.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

A thrifty baker always sells what he
Lnaaa- hlm.all.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

But for this divine Ieeling T think
our world Wonld long ago have been
demolished Just think Of the organ
lied wickedness Of the nationsi See
the abominations continental Behold
the false religions that hoist Moham-
med and Bnddha and Confucius, Look
At re Koran and the Shastra and the
.zend-Avesta that would crowd out Of
the world the Holy scriptuFesi Look
at pnr, digging It's trenches for the
dead across the hemispherss, See the
great cities. With their holocaust Of
DESTROYED manhood and womanhood.
what blasphemies assail the heavensi
What butcheries sicken the centuriesi
What professions Of crime and atroeity
and woe encirele the globel n justice
had spoken. it would have said "The
world deserves annihiIation. and let
anuihnation GOMEZ IL immuiability
had spoken. it would have said: a
have always been opposed to wicked
ness aud always VIII be opposed to 1t.
The world Is to me an affront Infinite.
and away with It," II omniscience had
spoken. il would have said: Fl have
watched that plane. with minute and
all comprehensive inspection. and J.
cannot have the offense longer con-
tlnued II truth bad spoken. it would
have said. II declare that they who
offend the law must go down under
the law" But divine love t0ok a dif-
fefent view Of the worlds obduracy
and Solution. It said II pity All those
woes 81 the earth. I cannot stand
here and see no assuagement Of those
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

TheIndian Territory teachers are to
meet in Convention At South McAles-
ter December 27-2o. As there is much
of importance to be considered thecon-
sention is likely 70 b largely attended.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

wsoN 8 oRASLEE, Publishers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05
1KL4 4HOMA AID INDIAN TERnIrOHT

Thf fshing wheat in oklahoma is not
finish "a yet. -a
Qnfof the Cashion bank robbers has
sem krrested. .ooA .oL .ia11
ADD Ht $4,000 is to assai4laea asasagi
the and Fox Indians soon.
WhNPt prospects 10 Oklahoma are 20
per e { betteITthaV-a -rr1a aaap0
Ill -
OklW bona still has six million acres
Of lana AnDIleI % lonesLsad enlly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

Miss Martha Avery, young lady 81
Oklahoma City, has had one 81 the
pictures she has painted selected By
The Chicago art school and sent to Paris
Cor an interda.ionai art display.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

II one paragraph Of the creed seems
to take you, like a child, out Of the
afdis 81 8 lafhef. let the next p.tfa-
.gIs,i, -;
Evening star., 1901-09-20

Meeting of Major Taylor and Nc
Eachern Tomorrow Night.

Meeting of Major Taylor and Nc
Eachern Tomorrow Night.
The meeting of Major Taylor, the colored
champion of last season, and Archie Nc
Eachern. the Canadian middle-distance
rider, tomorrow night at the Coliseum
premises to be the speediest and most in
teresting series of races ever scheduled to
take place in this city. There will be three
races, for one, three and five miles, behind
motor tandems. and to defeat the plucky
Canadian rider the major will have to
ride miles under the 1.28 mark. This will
give the public an idea of what kind of
racing is in store for tomorrow night.
Major Taylor has recently taken up pace
following, and has proved to be fast man
behind the motor and while he is not so
fast man as Elkes, Walthour, Michael
and several others of the middle-distance
men, he Is an unusually fast man for short
distances In competing against McEac
ern the Major will have one Of the tough
est propositions he has ever had to go up
against. McEachern Is considered by many
the game:'t middle-distance rider following
the motor today, and has become quite
favorite with the Washington public. Both
men are about evenly matched, and the
races Will give both men chance to show
their whirlwind qualities behind the
motors
The amateurs will be provided with the
first two-mile open of the season, and all
VI Inc iocdi poyS are entered TO try their
mettle at this distance The N. c.. A. has
offered four medals for the fastest time
for one, three, five and ten miles, and the
record for two miles will go down on the
books tonight. The oRe-mile record Is now
held by Clarence Miller Of this city In
addition Johnny Hill and AL. Moran will
ride the second race of a series Of three
races behind tandem pace for a mile Hill
won the race last week and Moran is after
the event tomorrow night with determi-
nation to win Carl Mueller and A. Messino
are also booked to ride match race of one
mile
Evening star., 1901-09-20
McGRAW'S STATEMENT.
baltimore Manager Says Many Players
Will Desert the National League.

Baltimore Manager Says Many Players
Will Desert the National League.
McGraw Is looking ahead for players for
next year. The manager said Wednesday
in Baltimore that the American League
clubs were likely to take more good
players from the National League ranks
the coming winter than they did last win
ter and spring. When asked how they
could do that without paying enormous
salaries McGraw said the American League
clubs were, as a rule. better able to pay
good salaries than the National and also
because the players preferred to play In
the American League. He said the Ameri-
can League had done well indeed, and
every one of the clubs will have a balance
on the right side Of the ledger at the end
of the season with the single exception of
Milwaukee. Milwaukee will lose some
money, though not great deal.
Cleveland will do better than break
even." said McGraw. Chicago and De-
troit will each make big money. Boston
and the Athletics will make good big ,iiyi-
dends and Washington will do well. We
nave not done SO well as we hoped to do
here, but considering the bad luck we have
had. the drawbacks and the kind of han
that the team has played we have done as
well as we could reasonably expect We
VIII do better than pay expenses.
Next year the Milwaukee franchise will
be transferred to st. Louis, and that viii
make a difference of 5000 on the season
for club expenses. Yes, that has been
definitely decided upon. and the ST. Louis
club will be owned by the present owners
Of the Milwaukee club-Killilea and Duffy
No, l haven't heard anything of trans
ferring the Cleveland franchise to Circin-
natl. think the Cleveland club will stay
where 1t Is. 1t has done fairly well this
season and should do better next wear
Cleveland used to be a good ball town.
and there is no reason why it should not
idly 10y
Evening star., 1901-09-20
an active agent in the plans for the leagues
expansion Is certain.
SOUTHERN ROGUE TOURNEY.
Veteran Bean In Splendid Shape and
Leads First Division.


Veteran Bean In Splendid Shape and
Leads First Division.
Playing in the southern rogue tournament
was continued yesterday on the 9th street
courts. Notwithstanding that every other
sport the country over was called on out OF
respect to the late President Mckinley.
Mr.. B. A. Bean is now leading the
first division players, having defeated
A. L. Williams and Prof. Jacobus
yesterday. These games were unusually
interesting on account of the almost perfect
play of the veteran while the two gentle
men defeated gave exhibitions which would
have been victories against almost any
other player except Mr.. Bean.
The first division results yesterday were:
b. A. Bean beat Charles Jacobus and A. L.
Williams. A. L. Williams beat George
Strong and Jacobus, Strong beat Jacobus
and H. p. Howard, jr., C. G. Williams beat
j. d. Chalfant and Howard, Jacobus beat
j. B. Bell and c. M. Bryant, Bell beat c. G.
Williams. Howard beat Jacobus, Bryant
beat Bell. Sackett Duryee beat Chalfant
and A. N. MARI beat Jacobus
For the first time during the tournament
the second division men came out in force.
T. A. Harris Of Philadelphia and DR..
Finn Of Wilmington were new entries in
this division. The results were: T. A.
Harris beat II. r. Duryee and J. C. How
ard. Duryee beat ]. B. Hickman, ]. ].
BAKER and Mr.. .Catltn, Hickman beat Baker
and ii. A. Hall, Hall beat Harris, j. C.
Howard beat Hickman and Catlin and
Baker beat Harris.
In the third division the play resulted as
follows: J. d. Howard beat j. W. Oster-
hout and Albert Atkinson, Osterhout beat
DR.. Shirley and e. G. Blanchard, G. w.
Porter beat A. A Chaplin and DR.. Shirley,
A Z. Robinson beat jeff Davis and Chaplin,
f. Espey beat J. T. Thornton, DR.. Cannon
and Atkinson; Atkinson beat Thornton,
Pyle beat Robinson, DIR. Slime beat Pyle
and E. c. Blanchard beat DIR. Cannon.
Evening star., 1901-09-20
McALEER FOR ST. IoUus
Ex-CleyeIand Manager Nav uoo1
After the New Cluh FOR aIx,-.sa 49,

IA-SAcscAuHu manager MAY LOnlx
AFTER the New Club for Mound Citv
American League magnates were busv
about the Chicago headquarters "Wednesday
conferring on the player and circuit oues-
tions. Jimmy McAleer OF Cleveland. who
spent Sunday in the city with Magnata
killilea of Milwaukee and President john
son, remained. and was again in confer
ence with Johnson and Comiskey. Man
ager LOTUS of the Orphans, whom rumor
still persists In connecting with the Amer
lean Leagues prospective team in St. Louis.
was also with the party for the greater
part of the afternoon.
Upon good authority II was stated last
night that McAleer, who has already been
reported as severing his connection with
the Cleveland club for next year, has been
In the city to secure additional National
League players for the American League
next year. II was stated that he was clos
eted with several Of the st. Louis stars on
Sunday after the Chicago-St Louis game
and that now practically all the desira hIe
players on the present Cardinal team are
safely secured for the johnson organiza-
ton :,
These facts. coupled with the simultaneous
arrival OF McAleer and the Killileas. Is sig
nificant. and indicates that the former
Cleveland manager may be put in charre
OF the Milwaukee, club when It Is moved
to st. Louis. II the present plans for the
transfer are carried out. That he has been
Evening star., 1901-09-20
Arranging the Presidents Mail.

Mr.. Loeb. President Roosevelt's private
secretary. was at the White House yesterday
busily engaged with a, great mass of cor
respondence which by the Presidents order
has been sent to record at the White House.
He had no communications from Canton
today, however, and was simply putting
the letters and kilograms in order for the
inspection Of the President when he re-
turns to Washington. 1t Is expected that
the President upon his return will make
his home for short time with Commander
Cowles, his brother-in-law, going to the
White House during the daytime and oc-
cupying the official portion Of the house.
Evening star., 1901-09-20

Boys Wax Calf Lace Shoes, with extern
sion edges and new shaped toes, $1.5o to
$500.
Boys Box Calf Lace Shoes, with extern
sion edges and new-shaped toes, $2.5o to
$3.50.
Youths Box Calf Lace Shoes, $2oo
Boys and Youths Patent Leather Shoes,
with roped stitched extension edge, $2.oo to
$500.
Evening star., 1901-09-20
Men S Fall Hats.

The straw hat season is officially
closed. They. look miserably out of
place now. The season of Alpine
and Derby is now here. Interested?
To be sure you are. Prices? We
feel like saying fig for them-for
it's hat satisfaction first that you look
for.
However, the scale of prices on
Derbys and Fedoras is So to ST. for
the former, ST. so to Sd for the latter.
We positively assure you absolute
ly the very best possible quality at
every price.
We do more.
We guarantee that our So and S.
Hats are not equaled by any other
So and S. hats in this city.
A broad statement-but there is
fact behind it.
All styles, and every one strictly
correct and new this season.
We are Washington's exclusive
agents for the celebrated S. Imperial
makers claim them as good as any
cate the blocks and qualities of the c
oh xy0,. r~,1,, =.
Evening star., 1901-09-20

The Bismarck column which the German
students have decided to erect to the mem
ory OF the first chancellor will be built al,
the so-called Hammelsberg. near the estate
of SILK. In the neighborhood OF Friedrichs-
ruhe The site was fixed upon by Prince
Herbert Bismarck.
Evening star., 1901-09-20
Marine Corp. Order..

Lieut.. Edwin A. Jones. from the marine
barracks. Mare Island, to the marine bar
racks. Washington, D. C..
Lieut. r. N. Cults, from the Wisconsin to
the Solace. relieving Lieut. H. c. Reisinger,
who Is ordered to the marine barracks,
League Island.
Lieut.. ]. NJ. Salladay, from the marine
barracks. Mare Island, to the Wisconsin
Evening star., 1901-09-20
TROTTING KINGS MATCHED.
Cresceus and The Abbot Will Meet T,
morrow for $4,000 Purse.

Cresceus and The Abbot Will Meet To-
morrow for $2O,OOO Purse.
George II. Ketcham, who was in Boston
yesterday, yielded to pressure and agreed
to race Cresceus against The Abbot at the
Readville track tomorrow He had or.
dered Tim Murnen, his trainer to drive
Cresceus around the track today and claim
forfeit money. but Murnen told him that
If the horse went out Ketcham must drive
him himself. as he was not looking for
bouquets or aged eggs and salutes Of horns
and a hooting crowd. Murnen also told
him he would quit first. and returned home.
Then ketcham went off to do some silent
thinking, the outcome of which was his
meeting Ed Geers and a representative of
the New England Breeders Association
few hours later and agreeing to a match
under any conditions. The conference end
ed In an agreement to race for $50, ,OOO pro-
vided Thomas w. Lawson extended his
offer Of that sum to Saturday, and in the
event that he would not each to put UP
$4,000, winner to take all.
Mr. Lawson previously had said that nc
held to his agreement to give the purse,
and SO the great effort was to get Mr.. ket-
cham to agree to race his stallion against
The Abbot. He finally consented and an
agreement was prepared and duly signed.
The gate receipts will go to charities al
ready designated by Mr.. Lawson.
There is no disputing the fact that Ket-
cham was shamed into a race. Out at
Readville yesterday morning former fast
friends passed him by with scarcely nod
Of recognition and the frigidity of their
stare. coupled with the uncomplimentary.
remarks Of the stable boys and the threat
of his trainer to quit him, led to his change
Of base.
Last night he issued statement in
which he tries to throw the greater part
of the blame for the former matches fall
ing through upon Uncle" Davy Cahill.
He also takes occasion to express regrets
fhn laoc nvHkr hot bo1 orf-a
Readville. Today Boralma races Lord
Derby for $4,000