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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-22
WORKERS AROUSED
Delegates to Convention Are
Stirred by Eloquent Address.
BRYAN, ON IMPORTANCE OF THAT BOY
Next Session of the Southeastern Dis.
trict Convention to Be Held in Bur.
lington-Report of Committee on
courtesies Received and Adopted.

"An increase in the membership of
$50 per cent within the last decade, is
shown for the Christian church in
Iowa according to the latest reports"
said one of the speakers at the con-,
yention yesterday, which is being held
at the Christian church in this city.
Three sessions were held yesterday at
each of which the delegates and mem
bcrs of the Ottumwa churches gather
ed in large numbers. Enthusiasm
ran high and undoubtedly reached the
pinnacle of its success. Among the
speakers of the afternoon and evening
were such men as J. H. Bryan and G.
W. Burch, and others, who are alive to
the interests of, the church and ac-
lively engaged in the promotion of its
welfare. The work of the bible school
received special attention at these ses:
sions and many questions were pre-
scented and discussed which gave to
those in attendance better and more
extensive ideas with an enlarged con-
ception of the immensely of the work
that is being done and its great posi-
bilities in Iowa.
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A Little Saving

leon many little things soon
foots up to considerable sum. We
guarantee to save you money and also
10 give you the right quality of goods
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only an imitator. He is not creature
of circumstance, nor creature of luck
but in his own hands, lies to a certain
extent the framing of his own destiny.
Sometimes it grieves cur hearts to see
That Boy as he goes down and gets
lower and lower in the world of sin
and wickedness, but we should at such
times remember that it may not be our
fault and because of this fact it may
not be counted as a failure of Gods
promises. This very fact is one indi-
cation that proves to us that That
Boy is the controller and final direct
or of his own destinies.
He is of Value.
THAT Bay" then is of value, how
much we cannot tell. There is, how
ever, nothing too good for him. Your
boy is worth more than all the farms
and horses and worldly goods. Teach
him therefore in the truths of the COS.
pei and bring him up in true and no.
BILE life.
while your boy is valuable he is
also wanted. Every one wants him,
father, mother and sisters, all are in.
terested in his welfare. In proportion
to the honesty and uprightness of his
character he is wanted in the large
business institutions, the politics of
this country and state, in fact
all departments of life, boys are
wanted and to the one who can most
satisfactorily fill the requirements is
given the opportunity for advance.
ment. Much depends upon you and
/ as workers in the church whether
That Boy is among the honorable or
takes the downward road to degreda-
ton.
He is Worth Our Work.
eff then the. boy is worth all this,
|if he has the intelligence and ability
as mentioned he is surely worth our
work and it is most essential that we
go after him and work for him. We
should use every power to bring them
into the fold. There now lies before
us splendid opportunity, shall we go
about the work and save That Boy?'
| If he is worth all this it surely is
worth our while to prepare ourselves
for his teachings and instructions. One
of the great facts to note is that of the
great opportunity, which lies before
us. In our dealings with the boy we
should be perfectly frank with him
and should use the greatest tact in the
managing of the boys. Shall we see
and grasp the opportunity that now
| lies before us and carry on to victory
the work in his behalf. And in con-
clpsion, if the boy is worth all this it
is worth while to convert him.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Burlington Chosen as Place for Hold
ing Next Convention.

The report of the committee on the
place for holding the next convention
was adopted and Burlington will en-
terrain the next convention of the
Southeastern District of the Christian
churches of Iowa, according to the ac-
ton of the delegates in session at the
First Christian church in this city yes
terday afternoon. A very interesting
program was carried out and several
questions of vital Importance in the
work of the churches and bible school
were thoroughly considered and sever
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-22
Foundation for Foreiqn Work.

Foundation for Foreign Work.
"This then is the foundation stone
for the foreign work, that we build up
and extend the work in Iowa. If all
the people of the church would become
real enthusiastic in this matter, what
could we not accomplish? Did you
know, that for every seven dollars sent
out of Iowa to the foreign field, there
is only one dollar spent for mission
airy work within the bounds of the
state. would not have Iowa send one
cent less to the people in darkness,
but would say that we need enlarg-
ed contributions for the work in Iowa,
and would advise that we rouse our.
selves to the great opportunity that
lies before us and supply this new
movement, during the coming critical
year with our most hearty support"
Committee Of courtesies.
At the session of the convention held
last evening the committee on courte-
sizes made the following report. which
was unanimously adopted by the dele
gates: I'VE wish to express our thanks
| to the reception committee, who so at
tentively met us at the depot and con-
| Quoted us to the place of convention.
"To the women on the North Side
of Jordan and also on the South of
Jordan, we wish to express our graft
tude for their provision for the outer
man at the meals served noon and ev-
ening and also for their kind entertain
ment in their homes.
ITO the city press we feel especial
ly grateful for it's many notices and
extended articles, that have added
much to the interest of the convention
and thereby aiding through it's col
umns in bringing the grandest work
Of all before the people, and especially
do we feel grateful to the management
of the Daily Courier for the kind at
tention we have received from it
and for the extended mention that this
convention has received from it.
1--WE very pleasingly make mention
of the cold wave fans donated to the
convention by the city druggists,
| whose advertisements appears there
on.
1--WE extend our hands in congratula-
lion to Brothers Bailey and Elder for
their management of things in general
| to such success and for the interest
manifested in behalf of our comforts
1--WE desire to express our thanks to
the Ottumwa churches for the excel
| lent music, furnished and also our
| hearty appreciation of the special mu-
sic furnished by visiting delegates.
Committee-Irwin T. LIE Baron, of
Milton, Mrs. Alice NJ. Wickizer, of
Bloomfield.
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Rev. Bryan Speaks.

ludL uuuuISuS VI OLucI aSOulo SIldll llSe
and hasten the work to its final vic
tory"
Rev. Bryan Speaks.
The closing address of the evening
was delivered by Rev. ]. H. Bryan, on
the work of the Bible school, who
spoke in part as follows: There are
some so pessimistic that they say.
Christianity is losing its power. 1t is
generally the case however, that when
We think that things are going wrong
it is because affairs in their
own locality are going wrong
If we look at the record made during
the last decade we shall see the re-
markable advancement made. During
the past eight years there has been an
increase of $50 per cent in the mem
[bership of the church. Shall we stop
with this position gained? This could
but lead Us up to the time of our great
est opportunity.
The Bible School.
/ 'The bible school has come to be a
great power in the advancement of the
work of the master. 1t has come on
account of the agitation in this mat
ter The splendid results in this di-
rection show its usefulness, but with
the 100000 children outside the Sun
day school its field of work in Iowa is
| surely very great. The plan of sep
arate organization for the bible school
is something new in Iowa, but this
far has proved most satisfactory. Some
say, "Why not keep the bible school
under the old management for there
] can be as much work done and as
much money raised without the in
/ creased expense of double organiza-
tion?" This has not been the case,
however, as shown in the workings of
the new plan since its inauguration.
Iowa bible schools have not been en-
listed in the work of state evangelical
ton as they should be. There are at
present about 300 contributing schools
to this work and it is the plan of the
| workers to increase this number in a
| substantial manner prior to the meet
ing of the state convention in Boone in
September.
"The matter of organization is cas-
lily accomplished when the people are
interested. The present arrangement
is such that the officers of the state
will be enabled to keep in close touch
with the work in every part of their
territory and it will enable them mate
rally in seeking out new fields of &C.
tivity and establishing schools. The
/ home department is also another part
ofsthe work that is showing great
| promise for good.
Education Needed.
zone of the most important factors
in the work of the school, is that OF, the
1 education of the people. They need to
/ be instructed in the bible. One of the
best methods for gaining large and
4 comprehensive knowledge of the word
4 of God, is through the supplemental
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-22

zone of the most important factors
in the work of the school, is that Of the
education of the people. They need to
be instructed in the bible. One Of the
best methods for gaining large and
comprehensive knowledge OF the word
of God, is through the supplemental
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drills mentioned this afternoon. The
evengelistic part of the work should
be matter of great concern to the
people of the church. How many
times when a rousing revival sweeps
over church that the preparatory
work has been done in the bible
school?
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-22

the sixth essential and that is workers.
Let us, who love our Lord, SO conse-
crate our lives to his work in Iowa
that hundreds of other souls shall rise
and hasten the work to its final vic
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Read the Courier for news.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
Res,ponda ell AguiIa

ri sAguiIa. de Ponce publiea una circular
dietsds nor 81 dspartamsnto del TeEoro de los
Eatados U oidos dirigidA loa colsesorss dc
aduanas, inspeetoreg de inmfgransss ssc.i os
10 que rsprcducimos estos pkrrafos:
Soon arrsgio . las prsaeripcionss de las 10
yss dol Con rreso aprcbadas en- IL de AbriE de
1900 de is Julio de 1909. los hahitansss DC
Puerto Rico y los ds las i ias Filipinaa han sl-
do deciarados ci,idadonos de est0s IsLds respec-
tivamsnts y como sales <con derseho ID pro.
teccf6n dc los Estados Unfdos.s
sSa participa por tanto ussed que ias
prescrip peio oas do laa ley es regulando inmfsra'
ci6n, inclnao Iaa que prascriben el pego del dc
rec no de entreda por persona. 80 sptesn los
Fesfdentes y naturalas de Pnerto Rieo de las
FlIipinss v adsmaa qua Ias ,prstcripeionss de
las lsyss refarentes o la exclusion Dc los chi-
noa 30 apIiesn n todAs aqusllas personAs aes
son @ rasst china.
Los ciudsdsnos resid entas de- dfehas La.
las, por tsnto, ssr&n admistdos en- loa Ettedos
aidos balo las condiaiones suietos o los
mfsmos exSmsnes que ast&n sn vlgor cogtrs
gsntes de paises sonre los cnAlss los Essaa 90
Unidos no reeiaman dsRasho alguno DC sobe'
ranfAS.
El eAguilas de Pones tambisn publicaha
ssma nas hi, IN manifesto da sus amigosas de
Juana DIax, en- que se hablaba de que ios
pusrtorriq1efloa stRbSnaos oil plano disfsuts
de cindadanfa americans.
SDonds sstk esa eiudsdsnfa maricsnfS
lQn6 brcmas gastan los correligionarioa del
&AguiiaSi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
TrasIados de policlas

Ha stdo trasladado de sarvieio Vega baja,
oil poIiefa insuIRr Emilio Grona qns ne naIia
en- Hunacao.
GiE0na era eL br0x0 JateTte del cApitAn B1-
rffos.
Tnrnh.Au han Hido relsvados.
AL Preside. oil eaho Il, f4ei MoEtllle, Cue
prestata ssrvicio On Jureos-
Goemo. ei cAbo B4lbaa, qne preasAnA
aeYvicfOs en- Gur8bo.
Nosabemos n cue punto, ei p0iicfa z anon
DsIgado ona pRsstAba ssFvicfr en- Juneos.
OAbo OiIlin Husraas, de Cldr@ oil rstsrtdo
pushrn de Jnne0a.
Coatra suos sugatos - pFassntAron graves
dsnufnsas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
La revoIuci6n tilipina.

Los E,tados UnidoH 10 sneusntran actual
ments luchando CON lom salvaies de la fsla de
MIndanao, en- las islas FIlipinas.
Sc 10 ha ordanado nj general Sumner que
salga con fnagsss para aometsr dichos trious
y tratar d. qua dssaparexca la rsaistsncia que
sa haee o. Ii AutoFidRd de los E4tados Unidos.
Ri iefe filipino que comanda estas trihus
a. Masin, ultimamenh h dado mueho que
hacer 81 sj6reito.
Sumner hs salido con ana eolnma de 100
. combatir . los morcs
Sc ha tratado vArias vaces de naEoeiGr 10
pas inducifles que dspong8n las armas, pa
70 aodo hia sldo infructuoso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
Propaganda federal
Lucidos meetigs en- los barrios de Turabo
y1omas de Castro eI domingo
del actual
EN- TuRAR0

Cor upa eoncuyreneig de mas de SOC per.
sonaa 50 di6 conierso NJ acto, enya ansrtura
essnvo . cargo del entusiRsta don Jose "A.
Gsillo que pronunei6 IN brave corEecso dfs-
curse.
sueedifie en- ell uao de In paabra si 1ovsn
don Tom6s Lopez Campos, tip6gfsfo de estos
talIerag quisn 30 msatx6 enc giso en- 81 pero-
raefon.
En- 81 tnrno correspondence hahlarou
tam biAn los cSnsecnentsa corrsiigtonaFlos con
JnsA o ,asio Hida)goa don NAtalio Roman, don
CARLOS Agusyo. dom Marfin Alamo, don Joie
Garcfa. don Ramon O BatIsss y csrr6 squsl
magDfico acto don Ignseio Bsrrfos TodoS
rayaron q gran atnra an aus naanifest&cfonea
llsnas de ensusfasmo natri6tieo In concnrEsn.
ella les prod'g6 nutridfsimos spiausoa.
Ia grnpo de aim p&siesE ssfiortssa deeora
ban aeiuaIa fiesta y ioa seforss Basisss Lo-
pes Campos IN sisron para eilag frasss sloeuen- :
1faimss haesnd0 Especial msnei6n de las que
fusron pie desde asta ciudad.
La concurrencia numerous que ALI hsbiA
tuvo rln ordsn admirable como en- todas las
cidos por las defersntes atensionas de ios se d =
res den Ignacio, don Manuel don Lula Li-
sardi Echsvsrrfa. dignos hiics del ssciarscido
patriots don Diego LiERrdi Sosa.
I'll harrio TurAbo hA dem mostfado que ALI
NO 90 rsspira mas que la psrfnmadA bFiss que
vivin:a ai psrtido sdsrAi amarieano.
EN- TOMAS DE CASTRO
ss calshr6 sn IL casa del apreeiahie y con-
aecuents patriota don Damatrio Aguayo, qua
auudus avanxAdo an edad soatisna con maEos
i6vafies oil esehnuaFse oe nuestfo sAnso iueAi.
Abrid al acto an reprsssnsacion Gel Connie
ioeaI. al yetsrano de laa busnAs IDEAS don Co
lesti.io Solk.
a.gngdamAnAe " nor oil Neden eatabieci6o
cronnneiAron antusfastaa diacur los distin-
puidos ohrsroa don Alfonso Tosresf don jose
a Eiguaros, don Sossro Ovalla don Antonio
de Jsats, que eran intsrrampidos cAdA mo
msnto con prolon gadss sAlvaa de ap:ausss co
mo iasto prsmio de Ion harmosos penssmfeDte
CUE como raudai do nftfdAs psrlaa vertfsn
ao u.llos Representatives. de In honrada ciase
o6rara, demoatrAndo nna YES mAs gus asf como
saban nodsIar las obras de sus rsspsetivai
artes, sabsn tamhikn trabaJar On la grRndiosg
| obr,l dc In redsnci6n de In paaTia.
Carr6 oil meeting axhortando todos A
| euu,plir con aus debsrss en- la pr6xima campa-
| III electoral, oil Ruxiiar de 10 Sserafaffa de-
| Cou,it& don TomGs LasantA Bios.
| La numerosa eoncurrsncia que Allf % ran
| ni6 observe una ammonia incomparAbis todoi
/ nartimos de aqusi bailo attic altarnsnts cDnn-
| = Ion de las atsneionss que nos prodig6 Ii
| "a .hia Aguayo eonvancidoa do CUE oil haTris
/ do Tona do Castro 90 aminentsmants fsdaraI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
MUELLE EN- BILBAO
PFfnnePR piedra

Autss de aver pnso don Alfonso XIII Ia
prfmsra pfsdFa dsl gran muslle gus 90 en- pie
- q conttruiR an Bilbao.
Esta obra emprendida por al gohisrno,
coatark varioa miilones de dollars
El uelle nuevo qua serz de piadra y Ace
70, ha de- ser uno ds los meiorss de Europa.
El pfoyseto "a atrevidn do mucho In6rito.
Sc han eslsbrsdo grsndss featas en- honor
del reY quian fae aeAmado al acso de lR
eoocaei5n do ID piedFa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
r. n. MHcFIE
Especialista en- asuntos azucareros
AGENTE
de- las maquinarias mas modernas
para Factorias de azucar, etc

TRAPcHEs caderas Stirling Calderas Muubuares Hornos
para bagaso verde sstema BURT Triple eecto sena
LILLE.
Casieadores Tachos Bombas Fitros Arados al vapor.
Locomctoras vagones e.. g. cemeno Portland TERRA
ractaria fcidO para mpar Triple eectos Tachos, Baneo-
plomo mno Rbonos quimicos.
Oficna Gale del CrIsto i. Juan, =. H.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
LiCdo. Charles {. Foote

HA tornado poGasi6n dsl cargo de jnes de
pas DO C@y%v, ell aicenci1do en- deEeeho Mr.
CHARLES Foots.
Mr. Foote sisrcsrk en- ei vecno pueblo al
Runas ssmanAs, acsso haata dsBpu4s do las
0Isceiones. Ss nos ha Inf armAdo err6o eamen.
te, Aasrca de ga no 10 bra mento dednitiTo.
Ml Amino del attorney eoncluir con los
dss6Hdenes ds lsa turbAs ds dicbo pueblo, allen.
tadAa por Ia PAEciAlidAd mRniAesta del jueS
Rsnat.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
BUEN ELEMENTO

HS lpgreEAio en- oil paPtldo federal AmeFi-
sAno sI fu1eGro patriosa don Emilio G ,pxAlex
OTtit, parsopn que gonR de at nRlAdA in6nsncla
en ,bsA.
Il sGfor Gonzales pet2anacs . una fAmilia
de huanos puextorriqufaoa que ., ieron par
seeucionea carcelAisa en- oSros tismpoi.
RseioA In mass cordial bisnvenida el noevo
eorFslgionLri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
siguen 1893 frmas.
PARA EE. UU.

Hoy ambarc6 para los Eatadoa Unidos
aeompaf1Rio de mo de sna hi1os. dom MODESTO
Bird. Yicn ahacendado de G0ayama.
El ssHor Bird, es nm correIigionario de In
fuio que en- esta casa Roaa do msrsc1das dis
tinciones.
Dassamos los dos apraciables viagsros
nm pronto rsgreso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
G. ausa ruidosa
Sentensia anulada.- Una bofetada a La
Oorte de Humacao.

L. honorable Corts Suprema hace messa
cas6 v ar ul6 In sentences de la Oorte de Dis-
triso de- HumacRo, dictRdA contra nuastro CO.
rFeitgionArio don Adrian Custo. hCy pnbiea
In Heceta ell texto del falio del aiso Ttibunai
de Jastieis, que es u1a leeci6n nerecida
ciertos iaecacitos. tgnorantes 6 apasionados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10

Jam6s he podido dndarss de vuestrss am
baa virtudes, " ya &divinamos en- vueatroa
labios In ardoFnsA vehemsnta palpitaei6n do
un nombre iiustfe fnauperAble:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
NUESTRO DIRECTOR

hoy ha Amanecido sin nsbYs nuessFo que
sdo enmp1 Zero el aefi3P Abril.
81 el tempo Am2nscs busno, msfiana asis.
AFk IL FsdAcci6n.
Mncho nop alsgramos dc su r&pida msjorfE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
-Ahog ad.o9

Ri cspitsn Kellick dos oAciAleF dal ca
honsro Ievolneionario eCrets g 'pisrrots, fse
destruido por al buque de gusrra aleman, On
Gonaivss, han psrecido ahogados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-10
AV | SO

Cmerciantes poradores aborados de Puer
to Rico los Etados Unido manestamos que e gremio
<Union Cauas> dara d
sin alguna respecto de los maaes empados
eaborac6n las Fabrcas de ea ocadad Aguas Buenas
Juncos San Lorenzo.
.Caguas, Agosto IL de 1902
E presidente, III. Vargas Forty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-29
ST. JosEPn's ACADEMY.

The school is conducted by the
Sisters OF St Francis and is open
to all pupils regardless Of their
religious belief.
The same books rs in the public
school will be used.
The school will open Sept. lst.
Tuition 81 per month. must be
paid in advance. For the extra
branches Of bookkeeping, short
hand, ;ppe writing and algebra is
an extra charge of 20 cts each.
Piano. mandolin, gitar aud violin
lessons are gwen 25 cents for
school shIIdsen and 30 cts for out
siders. boarding sl2.50 per month.
School hours are from 0 q. H.,
to il:30 q. M, and from 1880 p.
M, tod p. M, with Is minutes
intermlssion in each session.
The parents are kindly request
ed 70 call at the Catholic school
before or after the school hours
20 make arrangements.
Daily attendance and punctual--
ity is strictly repaired.
9w Bev. A. NJ. Urban, Supt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-29
NORMAL OPENING.

The tall term of the territorial
normal school at Edmond opens on
September 9th. TIition IN all de
pariments absolutely free 70 al
students from OkInnoma and In
dian Territories. A faculty OF
more than twenty specialists. Ex
ceIlent Iibrsry aud reading rooms
free to all students. First-cIasa
laboratories in all the science de
partments. A training school un
surpassed In excellence. Diploma
territorial certificate good for
life. Rooms, board and general
expenses very low. Location IN
surpassed in healthfulness. For
further information address the
president. E. II. Umholtz, Ed
mond, Oklahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-29

Oklahoma Tent, No. s, Knights
OF the Maccabees, at OKLAHOMA
City. is preparing for a big picnic
on Sept. 1, Labor Day, 10 which
the tents OF surrounding cities
have been invited to participate.
Several members Of Chickasha
tent No. 4 will attend. together
with their wives. families and sweet
hearts. A rousing good time is
anticipated. DR.. R. f. Moss. 50
preme medical examiner, Of Port
Huron ard II. Al. Parker. great
commander Of Ohio, are the speak-
ers tor the occasion. One fare
for the round trip.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-29
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN



l will guarantee 10 cure any
man or woman Of the use Of Q pium,
morphine, coeaine or alcohol With.
in from 1--WE to twenty days. If !
fail you need not pay me ORG cent,
as 1 take no .aoney in q ~ case
until cured. III fail in ny case
] win pay cash fare bo n ways.
Y0u run no risk and willl furnish
good room to every o'Ae free Of
charge that takes my Treatment
Now is the time 10 get 5urec'. 1t
is more honorable 70 tslke treat
meat than 10 use the drug and
probably ga q paupera or drunk
ards graTe. Be men the res { Of
your lives and mal.o your wife
and children happy to see Tou
come home from your daily toll.
DR.. N, M. Reeder,
Box 06I Chickashas I. i.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-29
LOCAL NEWS



mrs. BIandeD, well known lady
Of our city. 10 reported vey ~
W. c. Henderson Of : lhoms
City. was in chIckashAN q busi-
ness yesterday.
R. Il. Stone, OF The ~ II. u
ranch east Of the city. transacted
business in Chickasha Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. ". @. P.mm are
spending a few days with friends
and relatives in OkIahoma City.
o. A. Kysar. NJ. W. CoHmap,
d. v. Lasley aud <. Lewis. all
prominent business men OF Okla
bona Oisy, we're attending to some
important business matters in
Chickasha yesterday.
Londie Kilcreas, bright young
bas,ress man Of Bowie. Texas. is
V sitting relatives here and keeping
40 eye open for location. He
would do well 10 look at Chickasha
ffom every standpoint before de-
c.ding-
Rev. and Mrs. Lasley, Of San
MarchiaI, N. NJ, who have been
the guests of E. B Roach and
family 10 this city, departed for
Little Rock, Tuesday, where Rev.
Lasiey will attend big denomi-
national meeting.
Jack Sawier, proprietor Of what
is known as Jacks Place, in tss
KembaIl house. feels eIated over
the fact that he is king Of liars,
but says an Express typo made
him too big . one when he said
Jack fed 70 drummers yesterday
instead of spreading 70 dinners.