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INDIA.
Military Preparations on me Northwest
Frontier.

tTtHtiNts
News by the last Indian mail was inter-
esting chiefly because Of the remarkable
military preparations that are going on
along the northwest frontier which are
recorded. Considerable sums OF money
have been appropriated for increased ao-
c~ommodation for the troops that are TO
reinforce the gaIrisons OF Nowshera and
Abbattabad north Of the railway limo be-
tween Rawulpindi and Peshawur; and OF
Dcra Ismail Khan on the west bank Of tho
Indus. I75 miles south OF Peshawur. At
Attock, where the a~bove-named railway
crosses the Indus by one Of the finest
bridges in Asia. powerful batteries have
been constructed for its protection. heavily
armed and the principal one, Fort Attack,
has been equipped with electric lights.
The works are 10 be completed by next
month, and the garrison increased.
Large sums OF money have been appro-
priated in the military budget for the
equipment OF the new rife factory at lsh-
arore. and for the extension Of the central
gun carriage factory at JubbuIpore. The
rcarmament Of the native infantry regi-
nIents Is also to be completed WIN as little
delay as possible, a sum of 81 ,3i5 900 having
b.cn a~ppropriated for the purpose. The
reorganization OF the light and heavy. teid
artillery and the division and brigade
| STATS also absorb a considerable sum. 10
meet the possible military, requirements
the rolling stock on the railways ID 10 re-
oeive large additions. The army e1perl,
among the hills OF the Yuzufzai country
by which the road from Nowshera 70 ohltralt
IN the direction OF the Russian irohter III
the north, passes.
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Hard TO Matriculate.
Fron the PhAadelphia Tims..

Mr. Teixo,o, lodga-keeper at Girard Col
Lee. nrides himself on his Intimate knowl-
edge OF the regulations Of the institution.
The other day "a bright-looking Young hood
lum Of some 7 years of age, carrying a tele-
scope bag and with "a cigarette jauntily poised
In his mouth, entered the lodge. -.
SAY, I want to come 70 this school. said
sYou can't come here II you smoke that
thing answered Peixoto.
well, III throw II away was the ready
Nlis your father nvins'- asked the lodge
keeper N, ,ox
we don't admit pupils. whose fathers are
not dead. only orphans
In I've got 70 xii The old man pAt's touShl'
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What the Press and Public Say About Us

Few. Extracts from Many HUNDREDS
FROM UNCLE AM CENSUS 81 REAU,
DEPARTMENT or TIRE INTERIOR.
CENSUS OFFICE,
Washington. ID. c.. June 20. 1901,
The Storey Cotton Company,
The BourSe. Philadelphia. Pa.
Gcntlcmen-We are IN receipt OF your com
municatiOn Of the 21th Inst, accompanying Tue
half-tone cut of the old plantation gin house and
screw. We greatly appreciate your promptneSs
and courtesy IN this matter. but regret that you
have gone to the expense OF having the cut pre-
pared for ". As previously written you, Il II
not rs clear u picture as we would like. and We
had hoped to secure the original photograph. II.
however. We can possibly use the electrotype
sent US, W. shall do so, giving your oompany proper
credit for the same. In any event. the cut VIII be
carefully preserved and returned 10 your Office,
Very truly yours,
DANIEL c. ROPER,
Expert Special Agent
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GettheBest
Read What Follows
and it Will Be Easily
Seen What the Best
Investment Is.
"Time and tide wait for no man.

that leads on 10 FORTUNE The facts as they
exist" are furnished iIee. and q has been well
said that FACTS ARR STUBBORN THINGS"
We send them 10 you In booklet form SWORN
TO. Our other books, AL ABOUT COTTON,
tell everything worth knowing on that subject,
while the TEST OF TINE" makes plain how
easily and safely money Is made by dealing with
us In COTTON tbs THE SWEETEST STORY
EVER TOLD" and n you have money TO invest
upon which you desire a SAFE and STEADY
Income from what II
EARNS write Us and we Will show you how to
get II. Of references In your own
VICINITY who will testify to our reliability. We
are the largest house In existence IN our particular
line and have oficeS ana agencies IN every large
city In The world.
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Our Customers Swear
City OF PHILADELPHIA y

City OF Philadelphia Is
state OF Pennsylvania.
+. y. Street, being duly sworn, says that he Is a
customer Of The storey Cotton Company, and had
a large account with them on deposit. ON one
occasion ne had to use one thouSaLd dollars, and
that he called At the ONlce VI said concern In lac
Rourse IN said city. ana drew tAal amount, which
was pald him without question 10 has all other
obligations by said company from time to time,
according 10 their agreement with him. And mat
he takes pleasure In stating this for the Information
fanny one VINO Is Interested. T STREET
Duiy sworn to before me this 2Vta day Of May,
1901. SAMUEL 4. FON.
Notary Public,
Commission expires Jan. 22d 1905.
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From the Old Bay State

state OF Massachusetts, IS.
Warren Tapley. being duly sworn, says that
no is an old customer Of the storey Cotton Com.
many and has always found them prompt and
,,iIable in their business engagements with him
That before investing with them ne looked care.
VIiv into their affairs. studied their method OF
tradinr and doing business ana found that II proved
Itself correct. and thcreupon ne Invested his money
mat he ma, visited the Boston ONCE Of the Com
l,.ry and Interviewed the Representative there.
nd from all evidence AZ haud he IS satisfied that
ma br,trr Investment. where safe and steady re.
MARREN TApIEY.
evor, ,o before me this i7th day OF June. 1901.
W. FRED. T.. BAKER.
Justice of the Peace.
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From Some of Our Brokers

Philadelphia. June 81. 1901.
The Storey Cotton Company.
The BOurse, Philadelphia. Pa.
Observation-Disclosures | hand you my cheek
for 81, 2IJ - In settlement OF your trades In JIJ
Gnd August Cotton options.
In regard to conversation had with your Mr..
+. L. Storey, ! may here agree that his hguros
regarding profits on July and August trades Just
closed and included In the above mentioned cheek
are correct.
Thanking you for past favors. and soliciting a
continuance Of your trades In Cotton. ! am
Yours very truly,
CHARLES W. FINNINGER
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From Canada

Rockville, ontario, Dominion OF Canada, So.
II. +. kenncy, being hrsi duly sworn, does de-
nose and Nay that he II a ptacilCing dentist IN tho
Town OF Brockyillc, ontario; that be has had huSl-
ness relations with the storey Cotton company
covering a long time. and much correspondence
with them. That he has examined carefully INTO
their plans and methods OF doing business ana
understands the same fuzzy, that he has no heSl-
t,nrv whatever IN endorsing and recommending
Inc said company to anyone In search OF a sound
and well paying investment ,
Sworn TO before me this Goth day. Of June. 1901,
l. y. MARSHALL
4 Com'r, etc. In II. C. J. and Notary Public In
and fOr ontario.
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From London

l. JOSEPH johnson MUS, OF Romford. in the
County OF Essex, Commercial Traveller. do sol
EMMY and sincerely declare that all my dealings
win and through +. T.. storey, Cotton Buyer. Of
Liverpool. England. and Philadelphia. Pcnusyl-
IanlA' haze proved highly satisfactory aud prOnt-
able An promises made TO mt by hin OF his repre-.
sentative nave been promptly fulfilled. / con-
slider them worthy of every confidence.
ARA make this solemn declaration conScicn-
,inuSly, believing the same TO be true and by virtue
Act Is45 JOSEPH JOHNSON MILLS.
Declared AZ II Queen Victoria street. Ia tAe city
ofLondon, this ism day ofJunc lgOl. before me,
HENRY I. KITE,
a Commissioner for OathL
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Detroit. Mich. May IS. 100

Detroit. Mich. May IS. 1901
The Storey Cotton Co.. Pm ladelph!a, Pc.
Gentcmen:
! have received your booklet. in which. ! am
pleased to discover the hrst mention OF dealing
upon both sides OF the market al the same time.
Having devoted nearly two years to the study
OF systems 1. as | supposed. discovered this one.
which in my opinion aud experience Is the only
successful mCtAod Of operating IN all markets..
Granted a reasonable capital. / know OF no COM
mrrcAl pursll which Will return rs large a per
ccntago of proht with as little risk. as dealing In
TINS manner Ia stocks. grain and cotton
Yours truly,
II. y. ADAMS.
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Liverpool. Dec. IL, 1901.
49, -. IAMnLalnhN

Liverpool. Dec. IL 1901.
Messrs, The Storey Cotton Co.. Philadelphia
Dear Sirs:
We are in receipt % your favor OF the 10Th ulio
contents of which We have read with Interest.
We beg To confirm the aforementioned busi-
ness We have done for YOU this week, In ACCORDANCE
with Instructions received from Mi. Thomas II,
Oulnlan, viz: gth inst. sold 10 bales. May June,
4 800 TO close. 9Th inst, sold 100 bales, May June,
4 3O-64: new contract. sth INST, sold 100 bales;
Mar 4 % u. new contract: llth inst, bought
100 bales, MAy-June, 4 10 -bi, 10 close. llth Inst.
bought 100 bales. Mar-ApTl, 2533 ~, TO close.
kHEllMAlR q 90.
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u. HACKINS HEY.

u. HAcKINS HEY.
Liverpool. December 4, 1901.
Messr,. The Storey Cotton Company,
Philadelphia. L. S. \.
Dear Sirs-We have to-day had the pleasure
OF closing your purchase Of 100 y. y, June Cotton
at 40 by the sale OF same at 4.25, on the lnstruo-
tons Of your Mr.. Qulnlan.
We hope to have further transactions shortly.
and draw your attention 10 the fact that through
US you have yet 10 make a losing contract. We
are Nours faithfully,
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The Storey Cotton Company
The Bourse,
Philadelphia, Penna.

And also at Exchange Buildings. Liverpool;
trafalgar Building. Charlng Cross. London. Eng
land; 81 Rue Rl.helleu, Paris. France: IS kllby
Street. Boston N S.. 3oi Empire Building. Puts
burg, Pa; 4ii 4 acIican Trust Building, Cleveland.
O.: 2t2 Laughiln Building, Los Angeles, Cal. ~
Prince Streci. MAIlfaG. NoNa ScotIA. ChlAia.
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All About Cotton

- Fyar storey. who conducts a general banE
ing and brokerage business in the Boufse. Bu'ld.
,ns mas recently published an ssractiVt booklet
yih the title An About Cotton y The phmpelei
N profasely ulusHt,sd with piotufss khov1nE W
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Deal with the big one and let the small fry aloha
Write TO day for particulars.
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Every Man. woman or Chiid

who reads The suS Is better for II intellect
y-ertsins columns profits by h-Aa~
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Cant Charles +. Shoemaker. r 4. s, Chief ~

Capt Charles +. Shoemaker. X e. $, Chiet or
Rerenue cutter Sorrire, Washington. . G.:
SIR; I inclose herewith a copy OF a letter
written by the agents OF the Pacific Coas
steamship Company. which is self IN plana-
tory, and | beg leave to suggest that il would
be a good thing for the service IL the De-
partment were to publish the same with some
complimentary comment on the heroic work
done by Mr.. kotzschmar on the occasion
referred 70. | feel certain that such action
would serve not only TO show the sympathy
which is universally felt for Mr.. Kotzschmm
by his brother officers In his sad bereave-
ment but could not fail to rebound TO ne
credi il of the service at large.
In connection with the services performed
by this officer as acknowledged by the steam
ship company, 1t may be stated that he per-
sonally unhooKed both OF the boat-falls
md put the plug in tho boat when she was
lowered and stood for thirty-one hours NJ
the steering oar with absolutely no assistance
from any one of the other occupants OF the
boat. 1t Is not 50 stated, but il Is a fact
that there was not a single seaman from
the lost steamer in tho boat with kotzschmar.
and no one who could or would relieve him
Tor a moment In the work of guiding the
soaf 10 ma adS t 4 boat N was " up lSnp'h bSSca Mes
no attention was paid 20 his directions. the
men even refusing 70 pun an oar u was
M This ~iuncture and Kotzschmar was left
to ave his wife alone Three times he sue
ccoded In swimming with her through the
surf 10 the beach. and each time was borne
back again 10y the recedlng waves for lack
of assistance IRON those who had succeeded
i'm maintaining their foothold. At the third
attempt he. was thrown upon, the beach
stunned and ssnseless and his wife was swept
out 20 sea and drowned almost under his
eyes.
other occupants OF the boat Is unnecessary,
but | hope that some public recognition OF
- 1870 Of Ar KntEvGghTDaT ~ cha
hands OF the Department may be accorded.
Respectfully yours.
L. 6. REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE, san Fran
cisco, Jan. 20.
p ). The boat contained nine passengers.
all men. In addition TO MIR. and Mrs. X.
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Lieut.. Hermann Kot,,ehmar. r. @. s.

n. Lamberton. 1918 Ldrktn street, city;
DEAR SIR: We learn from Capt. Hall.
master Of the Walls Walla. wrecked OF Cape
Mcndocino on the morning OF the I'd instant.
that you were practically in charge of the
boat which subsequently landed at Big La
coon. near Trinidad.
The captain and others inform us thst tho
boat was handled by you in a most intelligent
and brave manner and that he highly ap-
preciatCs your services. Capt. Hall Joins us
In thanking you for the meritorious services
rendered on that occasion.
than your own life. we extend to your our
sincere sympathy. Yours truly,
CoopALi. PERKINS 4 co. Agents i. c. 5. 8. Co.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 3.
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moment said no ought 10 DC aDie ~ III ~
II any one could. ,
s'WIll YOU let me?' he said eagerly, and
I said | would. | was expecting TO get
an invitation TO box with him some. night,
but lust then he sided up alongside OF n
shop window where two or three men
were standing. / followed and a moment
later a strange thing happened. Mooser
reached over my shoulder and hit, a big
laborinp man across the face. The laborer
turned around like a a and saw-me.
There was action In n second. Before
l could get my hand up the lahorer had
awaited me In the face. looken a,ounu
for Mooser and saw him across the street,
calmly smoking a cigar and watching the
fun. I didn't have time to inspect him
any further. The laborer came Tor mo
like n fend, and / had TO fight back We
exchanged punches until we were
and then l became aware that Mooser was
kick him In the stomach he said
gently. Not too hard, but right at tho
pitt
but there was no need. Mooser did It for
me. and then, lust as tiIce policemen
came around one corner, Mooser dragged
me around another, and that incident was
closed. | was indignant Of course, ahd
demanded of Mooser what he meant ny
such conduct. He seemed SURPRISED, put
| when he saw that l meant what ! SAID ne
explained that that was his way oil eachhs
men 10 fight.
when / get through with you. you
| can lick any four men in the country IN a
| rough and tumble fight he said. just
now YOU arc entirely too sensitive, and
let me remind you that ! moan 70 be obeyed
When ! tell you to kick a MAJ In the stom'
ach | want you TO do IL. Don't wait 70
ask questions, but just obey; III teach
you how 20 kick a man in the s,,omacn
| and, IL he happens TO be down, In til, head
| without permanently iniuring him. but
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-11
CAVALRY HORSES
Killed at Fort Sill During the
Practice Drill.
Was All Due TO Enthusiasm
On the Part of Green Horses
Several We're Killed.

An unfortunate accident occur
red north of Fort Sill Thursday
afternoon in which a number OF
men were injured, two horses Kill.
led and the cavalry force generally
unhorsed.
1t was a special drill in which
Lieutenant Lenneday, of Troop c,
was to escort a pack train which
was to be attacked by Troop al
captured. if possible.
The program was carried out all
right until the charge was made by
Troop A. Then the green horses
carried the men with drawn sab
res into the escort with such terri
fic force that a collision was IN
evitable and about two thirds OF
the soldiers were unhorsed, nearly
twenty were injured, two serious
ly. and two horse we're so badly
hurt that they had to be killed.
The two men seriously hurt
were taken to the hospital, one OF
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THE HOLD-UP.
Work Of Three Armed Men
West of City.
SCoOpGd Watches and $3.50
Highwaymen are Still at Large
Officers in Pursuit.

The fac,ts are about the same as
published in the Express Sunday
morning. The highwaymen used
the usual tactics in the robbery,
and every one present enjoyed the
moonlight pienie-after they we're
dismissed.
Officers are in pursuit and it is
thought that the gang will be ar
rested.
They are nice lots 50x1e'9 ieet'
aud selling cheap for a few days
only.
1w j. S. AsKEw.
/ will sell in the next few days
lots in north Chickasha, 50xl65 IT,
at a low figure. These desiring TO
take advantage of this low price
may see me in Bond & Meltor's
office. rear of First National Bank
l1w j. S. EsKEW
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them having two sabre cuts on his
face and arm, but the report that
there was a real fight growing out
Of bad blood seems to be untrue.
Lieut. enant Kennedy says 1t was
accident due to the horses becom-
ing uncomfortable, and while all
concerned regret it exceedingly, it
was unavoidable.
1t is also said that the war dep
artment will order full investi-
CATION of the affair. All efforts
on the part of the Enterprise to-
day TO secure the facts from Cap
tain Sayre BY telephone, we're met
with statement that the captain
was to busy to talk, The above
statement was given by a gentle-
man who talked with an officer
last night.-Lawton Enterprise.
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A. PIERCE
Seeds and Feed

Fresh supply of turnip and winter
radish seed in bulk just received.
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CROWNED KING
Coronation Took Place AT u 80
O'Clock.

London. Aug .9.-King Edwards
was crowned at 1899 O'Clock today
The news of the browning was
annoneed.by an official outsi de Of
the Abbey. 1t was repeated by a
signal through Lordon and was
received with cheers, which spread
throughout the sands and Gro wds
far up the streets, as the oells
pealed joyfuIly- The queen was
crowned at LIB pm. The return
journey, which was slow was mar
ked scenes of enthusiasm. Their
majesties arrive d at the pal ace at
2.54 p. m
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EXCURSION RATES.

Excursion via Frisco system to
Eureka Springs, Ark. Prob
ably the last chance of the season.
You can { afford to miss IT.. On
Friday Aug. 10, special train will
leave Chickasha at 6:3O a. m. See
Frisco agent for particulars.
Excursion rates to Ohio and In
diana. One fare plus 81 for
round trip. Tickets on sale Sepu
2, 8, 16 and 23rd. Limit 30 days,
Talk to Frisco System agent for
further particulars.
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They are nice lots 50x16'5 feet
aud selling cheap for few Gays
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Walter Thomas was. her e sunf .ay
from Cement.
NJ. 4 Roberts, represeniin g the
Enid Nursery went to Auaf .arko
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Ci .mpbeIl
were in yesterday from Il ,e Hall
Moon ranch.
Ii Bryan went 70 Chicago
Sunday TO buy the fau stock OF
goods for the Bryan d. 3 goods
Co.
Mrs L 5 Terrell reiu ned from
Fort Smith last sasurd ay, vherl
she has been visiting relatives
Mrs Terral was Eaccomr anied b.
her sisters, Mary and \ .argueriti
Smith, who will visit IN the CIT,
for short time.
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CITY NEWS

: Mrs james Jones is in Chickasba
: from her ranch.
3 DIR Minter is here on business
q from Hilldrop.
Z AS Daniels is shaking hands
J with friends today.
Clair Scoffern has returned from
a trip to Chicago.
. J. D. Payne is here frem Add
ington on business.
A n Lane has returned from a
business trip to El Reno.
L. L. Morrow of the Swift Pack
log Co.. is here on business.
Mrs. Preston +. Shaw of AnaS
rdarko, was visiting in town today.
NJ. f. Teebree. trainmoster, is
here from Fort Worth Texaf.
Albert Thompson is up and
arourd. today, We are pleased to
STATE.
RIB Robinson has accepted a
position as bookkeeper with the
compress.
The churches were well attend
ed yesterday, especially the Chris
tian church.
Chickasha beat the Oklahoma
base ball team yesterday to the
tune of Is to 4.
Z. E. Mobley has returned
from Dublin, Texas where he has
been on business.
Dr. II. II. Wynne is in the city
today. The doctor will be in our
city again August 25th
Will Thompson of Anadarko,
was here today shaking hands
hands with old friends.
4 c. Edwards informs the Elk
press that the Frisco Depot is
being located on 9th street.
Mrs. Lane Pettifil who has been
visiting here, returned 10 her
home in Lone Wolf, o. L. today.
Frank Wolf of Anadarko,
passed throught today en- route
for the East to buy fall stock of
goods.
/ Dick Peyton left today for Chi
cago where he will buy the fall
stock Of dry goods for the Miss
issippi Store.
It was reported our streets
today that two OF the robbers who
participated in the hold up Satur-
day night had been caught.
Henry DuBose has been en-
ployed by the Williamson, Hal
stead, Frazer 20. as salesman for
the city and West territory.
Our city band has favored us
with an open air concert every Sat
urday night for some timef Say
boys what can we do for yous
Birmingham, Ala, and return
one fare, by way Of the Frisco
System. Account National Bap
list Convention (colored). Tickets
on sale Sept. l4th and IS, limited
Sept. u
We hope the school board win
not forget 20 favor home bidders
when bids are received for build
ing the school buildings. Remem
Der that the tax payers of our city
Will pay for them.
EE White, who is we'll known
in Chickasha, as the barber who
lowered the price of shaving from
l5cts to 10cts, was shot and killed
last Saturday by man by the
name of Moore. White has good
property in this city.
Washington, d. O., and re
turn via Frisco system, G. A. r.,
seth Annual National Encamp
ment, see Frisco System agent for
special round trip rates on sale
Oct. 3. 4. 3. and c. 1902. Limited
Oct. IA, privilege Nov. Srd. Stop
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Go to the ldea bsass y when
you want aOmenniag spoa 70 eat.