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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03

Field rats are esteemed a. . table
dslicacy IN Cuba.
There are 90 different kinds Of rics
IN Cuba and these are cooked IN AZ
many different ways.
Two years ago Cdba imported Roods
10 the amount of s6e, ,1eo, ,761, and en-
ported ssf.sss.ss6 worth Of stuff.
cuba wna settled more than 50 yearu
before the arst settlements IN the
United States. Jet there are miles and
miies q rieh country land which has
nsvsr been touched in ths island.-Chi-
eAgo Journal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03

The uncertainty of land tenure is
a great disadvantage in the Chick
asaw nstion. Much land is held
by court claimants who are afraid
TO rent the land for another year,
until their status Is determined
aud much more is held by Indians
who are holding in excess Of the
amount to which they are entitled
and of fcourse it can not now be
rented. 1t il believed, however,
that by January 1st, conditions
will have changed sufficiently TO
afford our tenant population 9
chance to secure land for next
summers crop.-Rush Springs
Landmark.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03

The late Ii Hung Chang lived IN
constant fear OF being poisoned, ana
during q visit to Paris, 1t is related,
he turned down invitation after invir
tation to banquets and dinners. Even
when he did consent to leave his hotel
apartments and dine At the Chinese
embassy be took the prscaution Of
having his cook go along ani prepare
the meal. Az Ii wore = very precious
button on his cap. the French chief Of
police deemed IL wise to have him
~shadowsd" and accordingly q landau
Of detectives Invariably followed the
old Celestial wherever he went. OF
course II. who saw everything over
his glasses. notice1 this. He stood Il
two days, but the third, when driving
70 the Eiysee in company with the
French minister Of foreign affairs. his
curiosity got the better Of him. Look-
ing intently at the minister he blunt
iy inquired who these followers were
But the minister was prepared for
him. Without moving a muscle he re-
piled: your sxceilency. they are
members Of the French academy.
They are ns fuil Of wisdom as Of sci
ence. Did they but live in the mighty
empire in which you are 30 glorious
they would wear the crystal button.
Il is for your honor that they have
been attached to your suite"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03
tnl.U SYSTEM

Nof
Leavee o. ',-i' ma -..6 80 SEQ
ARRIVES Ka ~ ts .....7 90 ~
Arrive =. I.u' ...-i1:3p b..
A. Vs. N.n.s -. -. 600
-. Leu Ear.
L.-'ve, Oklahena n.y.. 9:5U -
A r,v.- ssiu'-..... - Is
Meteor
Leaver Kansas Oh, ......7.15 IN
Afrives Okiahoua CI't 7:30
Arkansas and Oklahoma Expre-r
Leaves St LOUIS. 1000 On
Arrives Oklahoma ii 6:45 pm
through csrs aud Pu luau Pa ?
4ce sIerperS between Okiab"m
ity. Kansas CITY I-.nis An
Memphis For rates and 9th.
Information call on nsareH Ffi-,
>v>fem agent ~ sid'-~- fi
Undersigned
b. r DUNN
d. p A.. Wgrbita X .s
}. A. GRoTHER, T. P A.,
oklahoma city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03

The Express understands @ new
paper is to be started in Chickasha
this week. We thought the field
was pretty we'll occupied, but i
seems others don't think SO. An
overcrowd ded field will mean the
survival OF the fittest. Right here
we wish to remark that the Ex-
.sstya41l. xsKfu 70 rIoFtJ 10 HrHY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03

Well, Cnickasha didn't get the
land Office, but we were no more
disappointed than a good many
other towns. Muskogee made the
strongest pull, but even ber
graft didn't wo k. The building
donated by Tishomingo did the
work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03

At ~ chasha--i -iiesins 'oAeas : p,s NIB.
y 'suS anu ait e-A toDrial. 10 lads. "a
iontlnues IA sessi Two cehs
At kyan--begins slu4das y lob is s3
aid Monday March ., lsOS aAu continue ii
se3s 4on ten days.
A. Purcell-Begins thursday october %,
9U2 and Thursday, area I2 1908 aud ION i
Ltnues for ten days.
Al Pauls Valley-Beglns Monday November
s. ieo2, ana Mouday, March %, 1913, and ION
tinues for six weeks
Al Ardmore- Monday, December IS, 10 2 anu
Money. nay 4. lsu3 and continues Tor eigh.
weeks or longer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03

Nhy be afraid Of Death as though your life
were breath?
Death but anoints your eyes with clay.
glad surprise
why should you be forlorn7 Death Only
husks the corn.
Why should you fear to meet the thresheF
OF the wheatg
Is sleep a thing to dread Yet sleeping you
are dead
rin you awake and rise. here. or beyond
the skies.
why should It be a wrench 20 leave your
wooden bench2
Why not with happy shout run home wheA
school Is out2
rhe dear ones left behind. 0 foolish ons
and blind.
A day--and you will meet--a night-and
you will greet.
This is the death OF Death. to breathe
away a breath
And know the end of strife. and taste the
deathless life.
--Aaaltbhe Davenport Babcock. In Wash
ington Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03
Ms. Lysander John Appleton.

There IL a thrill of satisfaction IN
ArA Lysander John Appleton's heart
when a doctors horse is tied in front
Of her gate that nothing short Of hav'
ing a messenger boy call with tele-
gram can eaual.-Atchison Globe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03

CITY OFFICERS
Mayor-R F Sconern.
Police Judge-H L Grigsby.
Attorney-Alger Melton.
Chief Of Police, L Hopkins.
Clerk and Assessor-w T Cloud.
Treasurer-W NJ Edwards.
ALDERMEN
list ward b P Smith, Webb Hendrix,
2nd ward--E Fletcher W A Ferguson
Ord ward w W whiteman, D F Yeoman
4th ward Frank Brown. W II Bright.
The city council meets every lst sRsa. laEd
fl,ursdau NIGHTS ~ As~~
COMMITTEES.
81 eet and Alley-Fiank brown, ID. +. Ycoman
W. A, Ferguson B. P. smith.
webDHendrix, W. W. whtemal. W. II Bright
Fletcher. Webb Hendrix. B smith.
ORDNANCE
W. A Ferguson. e s. Fletcher. B. smith.
PoLIoE-
IS smith. Frank Brown. d Yeoman
PuBLtU IMPROVEMENTS
W W whiteman, Webb hendrix, W II bright
WATER WORKS,
Frank Brown, f Fletcher, Webb hendrix.
AUDITING
BE- Smith. W A Ferguson. d F Yeoman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03

Miss Kate BesrinE has been nom
mated By the Republicans Of Msrris
county, Kan. for treasurer. Ths
young woman defeated three Of TIE
test known and wsalthisst nsn Of the
county. who immediately onerad 70 no
on her bond Of 500, ,0o0.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03

In a storm At sea the chaplain askss
one Of the crew II be thought thera
was any danger. Why" replied tie
sailor. If this continusa We aha1 an
be In heaven before to-msrrsw morn.
ing. The chapiain. horrfnsd. srisS
out: The Lord forbidl"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03

Saturday Il considered an uniucky
day for the British Royal family. VIl
ham III, Queen Anne. 0eorrs L.
George H.. George Ill.,. George ~. ne
Dechesn OF Kent the Princs cosnorf
and The Princess Aiirs died % Gstur.
Gays.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03
Warming Order.

IN the Unllod States Court IN Ine InuIln IeT-
ritory. Southern District.
B. f. Glover 4 SON. ct. al. plaintiffs,
VS..
heo. Fitzpai rick ct. al, defendants.
The defendants r l. Mcdonald. George
henderson, ". A. L Mcdonald, h. L. tieorge,
John l. Mcdonald Chas- b. sanders and X L
Mcdonald & 20 are warned 10 appear IN THIS
Coutt IN thirty days and answer the com
paint OF he plaintiffs 3. h Glover q son.
b. Augg Bro. Citizens Bank. state National
Bank OF Denison. Kingman-Moore implement
Grocery co. ~
Witness Hon Hosea Townsend Judge Of
said Court and Seal thereof this 9th day OF
October, 1902. -,
(sEALl q. N. CAhfhn-L' Sieth. Sietl..
BY J.w SPEAKE, Deputy.
y. r. Riddle. attorney.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-11-03


When the rains all done. when the rains
all done
You Jest watch the flowers how they
twinkle in the sun!
LOokin' up an smllin IKE your sweet
heart-every one,
When the rain, when the rains all donel
When the rains all done. when the rains
all done
Then you'll hear the birds sing like they
did when life begun,
An the streams In sweetest music past
the gardens green II run
When the rain. when the rains all donei
When the rains all done, an the eyes
have ceased to weep
God will lay us meath the grasses where
the dreams are singin' "5leep9"
An His sunshine an His starshine VIII
be Ger us-every one
When the rain, when the rains all donet
~. l. Stanton. in Atlanta Constitution.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
< Yeki Politycznei,
o-<@-o

w Brodnicy, W Prusach
Zach. dzie,a sic cd niedawna
rzeczy ktore budza powazne
obawy. Miedzy tamtejsza
ludnoscia robotnicza i RE
m'eslnicza nj ztad nj zowad
powsta|o take wzburzenie
niby to z powodu sprawy
wrzesihskiej, 7e zanosi Sc ma
smutne wypadki. Me po-
trzebaby przywiezywat zadne)
wagi do takich krzykactw.
jake tam W pewnym lokalu
gdzie grozono
pono N,emcom kosami. ale
oto W ostatnich dniach wy
darzy}y sic wypadki czynnych
napasci ma tamtejszy garni-
zon wojskowy. Naiprz6d
napadnieto i sponiewierano
zolnierza. st ;acego ma po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13

sterunku, W zeszfa sobote
poturbowano dw6ch innych
zo}nierzy. Napasci tych do.
konali jacyS robotnicy> polscy>
tylko ME wiadomo, czy ztad
czy tel z poza kordoru.
W kazdym razie mozna
uwazat to "a pewnik. re to
wzburzenie zostalo sztucznie
wzniesionem miedzy ludnost
tamte,sza. Bo ludnoSc ia jest
4 natury zbyt spokojna
rozwazna ably sama ze siebie
miala sic porywac do takich
czyn6w. ktore sprawcom
ciezkie wiezienie. - ich ro-
dzinom niedole - polsko~
Sci wieIka szkode przyniest
tylko moga. Jezeli sic zaS
zwazy, ze takie zajscia przy~
chodza W sama pore dla
wrog6w naszych, ably i'm do
starczyc materya'u dowodo-
wego ku uzasadnieniu nowych
praw wyiatkow> ch przeciwko
Polakom, to trudno oprzet
sic nam podejrzeniu, ze dzia~
laja tam jacys zdradzieccy
najemnicy wrog6w polskoSci,
kt6rzy zapewne maia obieca-
ne grube sunny. jezeli i'm sic
uda wywolat cos W rodzaiu
polskiego buntu!
Ludzie ci naturalnie ME
szczedza grosza ma pocze~
stunek, bo wiedza. ze W
trzezwym stanie polski RE-
mieSlnik lub robotnik m6gl-
by przeniknat niegodziwe ;ch
zamys}y.
Jednem slowem wszystko
przemawia "a tenn, re tam W
Brodnicy So czynnymi ajenci.
ably reka polska wymierzyt
clos przeciw polskosci. Ne
trzeba zapomioat, ze W Pru-
sach istnieje tradycya takiego
Baerensprunga, kt6ry to
chc'at sztucznie wywolat
polska rewolucya.
Grom po gromie uderza
W spo'eczehsrwo polsk'e W
zabcrze pruskim, a echa ich
odzywaja sic po calej Euro
pie, wywoiuja niek}amane
sympatye d,a prze$ladowa-
nego narodu i }acza mysl
Polak6w rozsianych ma obu
p5lkulach W jedno ognisko,
do wspolnei narodowej piracy
i wspolnej obrony. Wybuch
uczucia }4cznosci i nierozer-
walnoScl ducha narodu pole
skiego przygotowy~ali ger
manizatorowie sami cd lat
kilkunastu. tworzac komisye
kolonizacyjna. wymySlajac
cafy szereg antypolskich ur
staw. kt6re stoja W razacej
sprzccznosci konstytucya
pruska. Nareszcie pekla stru-
ma zbytnio naprezona a
wszystkie try procesy, to-
runski. poznahski wrzesih-
ski przeciwko dziatwie szk6l-
nej wykazaly lednej strony.
do czego Rad pruski zmierza,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
ROWlRY
1ElEcRAF|CzNE.
PETERSBURG

PETERSBURG
Car i wielcykslazeta
bawiacy obecnie W
mieScie ubrani W au-
stryackie uniformly
vital ma dworcu ar
cyksiecia Franciszka
Ferdynanda nastepce
austryackiego tronu.
Po serdecznem przy-
witanlu odwieziono
arcyksiecia do zamku.
W ko}ach dyplo-
matycznych przypl-
suja tel wizycie ME-
zmierqie wazne poll
tyczne znaczeuic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13

O
naszego narodu. kt6ra tenn
wiecej blasku pociechy
sercu polskiemu przysparza,
il znamionuje sic W najm}od-
szei warstwie narodu. Patrz-
my jedrak W strone zkad
gromy nadchodza. a wczy-
tujac sic " rozprawy najno'-
wszej interpelacyi kola SCI
mowego polskiego " Ber~
LIME, ME usypia;my. lecz
zda;my sobie ]asno sprawe z
tego co nam grczi.
Zapowiedziano braciom
naszym pod zaborem pruskim
" Berlinie przez usta kancle-
RIA wake n,eustanna, okrut-
na. Trwat ona mole jeszcze
lat dziesiatki, jezeli sic ME
liczy ma cuda i przewroty -
a liczyc nam ma te ME wolno
- trwac moze i wieki. lecz
bron walczacych zawsze bedzie
jednaka; pc stronie germani-
zatorow nienawiSe >szczepowa.
podszepty karyerowicz6w. si}a
kapitalu, i wszelkie rodzaje
$rodk@w~ ke6re wynarodowie
mas maja przez kosci6l, przez
szkoIe. przez doprowadzenie
mas do ekonomicznego ubo-
stwa czylj do zebractwa. Pc
stronie 4-ech milion6w Pola~
k6w: swiadomose polozenia,
zmysl zachowawczy, naturalne
slowiahskie rozpleoianie sic,
|aczoose oszczednose, a
przytem ia niczem ME "a
chwiana wiara W lepsza przy-
szloSt sprawiedliwose.
zapowiedziano miliony,
kt6rych z lataml wyrosna
setki milionow; ma koloniza
cya, ma fundusze ro7maite
ola prezcs6w prowincyi przez
Polakdw zamieszkalych. ma
koscio'y nowe katolcko: ME
mieckie. ma koscio}y prote-
stanckie. ma zniemczenie sto-
licy Poznania. ma wynagra-
dzanie urz2dnik6w, ofcer6w
i nauczycieli, s'owem, ME
ma juz ami jednego ko}eczka!
W machine pa6stwowei pru-
skiei. dyszacei ma ,.wschod.'
Mich kresach''. kt6reby ME
pi}owa}o, ranilo / krwawi}o
polskosci, a pan kanclerz
smie uam prawie o Niemcach,
ze leza pod polskim rydwa~
nem?! Jestze to ironia cyl
nieswiadomo$t stosunk6w ma
wschodzie?
w tel ogniowei probe
jaka nam Berlin cd lat dw6ch
jawnie zapowiada. padnie
niewatpliwie nieiedna jeszcze
o6ara nieiedno polskie
skruszeje ogniwo = ale ja |
dro narodu uswiadomione, !
pohtycznie dojrza'e wyksztal-
cone ME ulegnie nigdy j
stan.e Sc dla Niemc6w co.
na)wyzei pruska lrlandya. a
dla calej wschodniej slowia1-
szc1yzny najharto owniejszym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
Drobne Eolla.

Drobne Eela.
W M1N1ONYM TYGOD
NlU rozeslalismy pomiedzy
abonent6w W1ARUsA ilustro.
wany cyrkularz pana Doktora
Piotra Fahrney " Chicago,
118 So. Hoyne ave.. kt6ry
poleca W MIN swoje stawne
lekarstwo Gomozo, leckSce
wszelkie choroby. Polecamy Il
to lekarstwo wszystkim ro-
dakom, trap;onym przez ia
kie upoczywe chor6bsko, I
kt6rego miejscowi doktorzy
wyleczyt ME moga.
-
STEVENSPOINT, Wis !.
- Alderman Polubickt wniosl
W radz;e mieiskiej rezolucye.
ably pewne grunta m'eJskie
o6arowat fabrykantom, kt6-
rzy by chcieli fabTyki swe tu
zalozyt. Koresponde eye =
sp1awle tel prowadzit bedzie
MAJOR miasta. Rezolucye
przy)eto.
P1TTSBURG, Pa. - Jan
Zagihski zamozny polak
mieszkajacy W Homestead
znajduje sic obecnie na lozu
smiertelnym, wskutek picia
wody zatrutej. Troje dzieci
W wieku cd 3 do 9 lat tel
Jest mocno choroba z|ozonych
Zag'hski powiada. ze zemsta
Jest powodem ezynu.
JakiS czlowiek wrzucil zy-.
wego srebra do studni. : kt6-1
rel czerpano wode do pic'a.
BRIDESBURG Phila. -
Podobno J6zef Grebowski
dal nura re sto dol. przyna-
leznemi do bridesburgskich
SokoIow.
HAZLETON. PA.
Micha} RoSnik ME chcial sic
sol't, znajdujac W dlugiei
brodzie wielk'e upodobanie.
Przeciwne jednak upodobanie
mia}a jego iona. wiec posta-.
nowi|a pozbyt sic brody me-
ia. Znalazla ma to bardzo
radykalny spos6b. Gdy MAJ
spa}. podpalila mu brode "a
pa}ka broda wnet znikla,
ale jednoczesnie twarz Ros-
nika wiele ucierpiala wskutek
poparzenia.
BUFFALO, N. Y.
K6lko M:ckiewicza oraz licz-
ny zastep mlodziety innyoh
towarzystw. urzadziio wspa
nialy wiec dla zaprotestowa-
MIA przeciw gwaltom pruskim.
Ma ofsry pruskiej ), sprawie-
dliwosci'' zebrano s14 "a.
H1CXItHJ yTYY n 8 ~ 1YHs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
Rata ia wynosi
l,820,0 900 tael6w.

PEKIN. Amba-:
sadarowie augielski,
amerykahski ! japoh-
ski odnow,ll opozy-
eye swoja W obec
proponowanego "a
twierdzenia traktatu
rosyisko = chiis kiego
" spraw'e mandzur-
skiej.
Zdaje sic, ze trak-
tat ME zostanie TAX
wnet .podpisany. Po-
dug ugody, Chiny
maja pobudowa6
wszystkie linie kole-
jowe i ulepszy6 ko-
palnie. JeSli ME ma
do tego kaplta}u, ma .
j9 zaciagna6 pozycz-
ke.
LONDYN. Pre-
mier angielski lord
Salisbury powiedzia}
publlcznie, re Rad
got6w jest Eawrzec
pok6j z Boerami ma
jakichb b4dz warun-
kach, jeSli tylko
zwierzchnictwo An
gill bedzie uznane.
Rad angielski uczy-
ri to ME tylko chet
ME, ale z rado5cia.
Nastepoic Salisbury
omawia} kwestye IT.
landzka kt6ra mus'
bye os'atecznle za{at-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13

PETERSBURG
w ciagu roku bleza~
cego zostanie ustano-
wionem biskupsrwo
rosyjskle W Mandzu-
ryi z siedziba W Pc
kinie. Rosyjskie mi
nlsteryum o&wiaty
wyznaczy}o $4,000
rubli ma wybudowa-
ME klasztoru dla
mnich6w prawos@aw-
nych W jednem z uaj-
wiekszych mast Mau-
dzuryl,
PEK1N. Chiny
Wyp}aci}y mocar-
stwom pierwsza mic
sieczna rate odszko-
dowania "a szkody W
.ostatnich rozruchach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13

nik6w lego znies1ono.
Lord Kitchener Rrze-
s}a} taxi rapor4 do
'ministeryum wohy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13

mieczem i puklerzem pred
dalszym zalewem germah~
skim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13
HAMBURG.

Tutejsze dzienniki
wyra&aja jaknajzyw~
sze oburzenie z tego
powodu, re kslaze
Henryk podczas po-
bytu swego W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych
ma movie Ii tylko
iezYkiem angielskim
publicznie. Take roz~
porzadzenie wyda}
ccsarz Wilhelm, kt6ry
ME zyczy seb'e tego,
aby ksiaze Henryk
specyalnle zwraca} u
wage ma Niemc6w
Amerykan6w. Ma a.
dresy deputacyj ME-
mieckich ma ksiaze
Henryk odpowiedziec
90 angielsku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13

CAPETOWN. &C.
neral B0er6w Dewet
znowu szczeSllwie Sic
wymkna4 z pufapki,
nasta wionej nan przez
lorda Kitchenera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13

100
PESZAWUR, | In
dya. - W AfgaoIsta-
ME wre. Mu}a H4dda
znowu wzywa | DO
,,6wietej wojny". ".IP O
dobno emir afgh ni .
stahski ulega lego
wp4ywom. Hadda| be
die funkcyon8w,a4
przy lnstalacyi Mode
go emira. |
BERLIN. - Rad
pruski energicznie
rozpoczyna formalne
przeSladowanle W
prowincyach polskich
i rozpoczaf cd tego,
re cofna} swa subwen-
cya " sumie 5400ma-
rex na szko4e katolic>
ka we WrzeSni. Ola
tax ma}ego miastecz-
ka bardzo dotkllwa to
okaze sic kleska.N ad-
to otrzyma WrzeSnia
garnizon z}ozoDy z
dw6ch batalion6w, z
czego tamtejsi ME-
mieccy kupcy wielka
beda mieli ,korzySc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13

LONDYN. w
parlamencie angiel~
skim ciekawym be-
die epizod z pos}em
irlandski'n Lynchem,
kt6ry ma bye z par
lamentu wykluczo-
nym. Lynch, bedac W
Traoswaalu, walczy}
po stronie Boer6W
przeciw Anglikom.
Me powr6ci} on do
tad do Anglii, W oba-
vie aby 60 ME uwie-
ziono pod zarzutem
zdrady stanu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-13

L0NDY n. = Angli-
cy Scigaja Ceweta oez
przestanku. Zabrali
mu juz ostatni4 ar
mate. Komendant
W essels zginaf cd ku-
j. Jednego . porucz-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-01
Jumped on a Ten PENNY Nail,

The little daughter of Mr.. j. N. Pow
ell jumped on an inverted rake made
OF ten penny nails, and thrust one nail
entirely thru her foot and second
one half way thru. Chamberlain's Pain
Balm was promptly applied and five
minutes later the pain had disappeared
and no more suffering was experienced
In three days the child was wearing her
shoe as usual and with absolutely no
discomfort. Mr.. Powell is well known
merchant of Portland, Va. Pain Balm
is an antiseptic and heals such injuries
without maturation and in one third
the time required by the usual treau-
ment. For sale by druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-01
SCARCITY OF CARS.
Local Conditions Are Similar to Tho.

Local Conditions Are Similar to Those
Elsewhere Turnout the Country.
Railway companies and shippers are
beginning to feel the effect of a scarcity
of cars for the moving of commodities.
This is largely due, not to the moving
of any one line of goods or produce,
but is accounted for by the tremend-
Gus amount of tonnage that is being
moved by all lines just at the present
time. the grain crop is being started
east and this, together with the un-
precedented movement of live stock to
central markets, has. in a large meas
ure to do with the lack of cars. While
the local condition in this respect is
not as aggravated as is reported from
eastern points, it is gradually grow
ing worse and railway officials are
making every effort to press into the
service every available car that can
be used. 1t is thought that as soon
as the full grain movement is started
the situation viii grow worse and cars
will be a great deal more scarce than
they are at present. Owing to thei;
inability to secure sufficient cars to
move their output the LeGrand Quarry
Company has been compelled recently
to lay off a portion of its men who are
employed in the company's quarries
east OF the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-01
PAvEs WAY FOR NEW BUILDING.
Fire Destroying Soldiers Home Barn
Means New Store House for Quarter

master.
State Architect H. F. Liebbe, who was
in the city Friday to look over the work
at the Soldiers Home, returned to Des
Moines Friday night. Mr.. Liebbe says
that the recent fire that destroyed the
barn at the Home will prove a good
thing to the institution after all. The
barn will be rebuilt next year and on
the ground where the building stood
will be erected a new store house to be
connected with the quartermaster's de-
partment.
Mr. Liebbe says the barn is a hopeless
wreck as far as being able to use the
walls in rebuilding. They will be torn
down as a matter of precaution and
the bricks gone over and cleaned, piled
up and made in shape to use as many
as possible for the new building. The
new barn, however, will not be erected
where the old one stood, but instea
will be placed fully 500 feet north. The
store house for the quartermaster,
which has been badly needed for some
time, will be built where the old barn
stood, and will be connected with the
quarternaster's office. Commandment
Horton will manage to get along wit;
the lI1pIONlSeu Darn QuaTlefS During
the winter.
One of the new boilers for the power
house has arrived from Des Moines and
is being set up. Another is expected
next week. Contractor Atkinson is still
waiting for the long span beams that
are to be used in the new hospital adj
dition. The joists of the size necessary
are not kept in ordinary lumber yard
stocks and it has been necessary to
send to Mississippi for them, where the
timber grows long and is more easily
obtained. AS they are not noted for
moving very fast in the southern states
the contractor does not expect the
joists before snow flies.
Architect Liebbe says that the con-
tract on the state work here is no farth-
er than any others in the cities where
the state is having Improvements made.
All conditions have worked against
building operations, and the architect
considers that the work at the Home
is as well advanced as could be ex-
pected, altho it is fully a month behind
what 1t should be.