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The Washington times., 1902-02-04
Low Rates to New Orleans, Mobile,
nul Pensacola Nin II. & q. r. r.

Account Mardi Gras celebrations Ticket. sold
February to .. final return limit February 2s
For full particulars call Il. Il .. ticket OFFICES
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THE Sun AND THE MOON

Highest temperature, u m....-.......2S
Lowest temperature, 10 p. ..16
The Washington times., 1902-02-04
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
TEMPERATURE.

Fair today aud probably tomorrow;
diminishing westerly winds.
The Washington times., 1902-02-04
THE TIDE TABLE.

Sun rose...7:04 AN. Sun sets. IA M
Moon rises.3:24 AM Moon ssts.........
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Police Court Jurors.

Police Court-samuel Lyons. 80 u
Street southeast: Jesse Brown. 1891
Street; John B. EsDey. 227 r Street
northeast; Thomas " Hungerford, 617
Fourteenth Street; George c. Rick. 2012
Street; Conrad Jordan, Gl3 5 Street;
Bernard H. Johnston. 1907 Nineteenth
Street; Augustus c. Clancy. S05 Bond
The Washington times., 1902-02-04
STREET LIGHTING.

High tide. 2.03 AN. and 2:0s PM
Low tide. M ana Pm.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Lamps lit today ...................6:03 PM.
Lamps out morrow.............6:12 u An.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-10-16
Ministers and Elders from All
Parts of the State Meet to
Discuss Plans

The Synod of Oregon is contermin-
ous with the state. 1t contains, in
round numbers, 100 churches and
ministers. The Synod is the great
annual meeting; to it the Presby-
teries are responsible, and to it may
take appeals. The Synod has nothing
to do with the assignment of minis
tiers to churches-that is within the
control of the Presbyteries-but it is
rather a court of review and general
control. Every Presbyterian minister
in the state, whether old and feeble or
young and vigorous, is a member OF
Synod. Every church is entitled to
an elder to represent. it, i'll addition
to the pastor. According to the latest
published statistics there are 2S4
elders, 81 deacons, 1925 members,
and ST90 S. s. members The con-
tributions last year were S97ll to
Home Missions, S392l to Foreign
MlSSlOusf StOi W EuuCdtlOhi Goio w
S. S. work, $7SS9 to Church Erection,
$3.50 to Relief, 1910 to Freedmen, $SSi
to Aid Coll eges, and s69920 for con-
gregational purposes.
The most prominent church is the
First church of Portland, with 1000
members.
This Synod held its 18th annual
meeting in Grants Pass, beginning
Thursday, at 80 O'Clock p. III. The
opening sermon should have been
preached by Rev. +. L. Forbes, d. d.
the retiring moderator. He is prin-
cipal of the academy at Pendleton.
A fine, new building is in process Of
erection and DIR. Forbes could not
leave, but he invited Rev. II. A.
Ketchum, d. D., pastor of the Salem
church and last moderator present, to
take his place. 1t was ably done,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-10-16

After the sermon, Synod was con
stituted with prayer. The roll was
called by Presbyteries and shows
that the following persons were
present;
Eastern Oregon.
Ministers
j. r. N. Bell, of Baker city.
James Byers, of Sumpter.
A. ]. Irwin, of Burns.
w. n. VmNuys, Of La Grande.
j. X. McGillivray, s. S. Mission.
AIRY.
s. G. Elder, Moro.
X. j. Diven, Pendleton.
Elder, Amos Pond.
Portland-W. s Holt, d. D., j. V.
Milligan, william o. Forbes, Ed
ward NJ. Sharp, Edgar p. Hill, d. d.,
W. S. Gilbert, Andrew Montgomery,
NJ. d. McClelland, H. S. Templeton.
Winfield r. Scott, Fairview.
Albert Robinson, Hillsboro.
Julian Hatch, Springwater.
L. w. 1T. Pierre, Salem.
W. c. Laube, Bethany.
Henry Narcotic, Astoria.
j. r. Welch, Woods
Elders. r. Ewing, c. II. Made
ley, W. S. Honcyman, j. +. Worth,
| o. p. 5. Plummer NJ D., c. Schuebel.
Southern Oregon.
Ministers
+. G. Strange, Marshfeld.
W. Clyde, Phoenix.
G. Gillespie, Port oxford.
j. L. Blair, Glendale.
W. S. sliyeal, klamath.
c. W. Hays, Grants Pass
F. A. Haberly, Coquille
). II. Jones, jacksonville.
S. S. White.
Elders-J 'Pardee, ". A. Strain,
J. W. Strange, W. Bowman
Willamette.
Minister
! j. II. Cornwall, Sodayillc.
+. j Thompson, d. ID, Indepen'
dence.
II. A. Ketchum. d. D., Salem.
7. Brownettc, Newberg.
l. g. Knots, Albany.
II. L. Reed, Albany.
]. Z. Snyder Brownsville.
J. NJ McComb, Woodburn.
Andrew Carrick, Corvallis
W.T.. Wardle, Dallas
p. A. Fisher, Mill City.
c. F. Woodward, Eugene.
Elders-W. q. Sharman, ). ~
Steele, ]. ". Crawford, W. II. Bolles
Pres W. II. Lee, Albany, Lieentiate
y. Z. Wolwer.
Rev. L. p. Hill, d. d. was elected
moderator. Rev. A. j. Montgomery
temporary clerk, Rev. W. S. Holt, d
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-10-16

Young Peoples Societies. Ad-
dress by Rev. Ii. Narcotic
Report of Committee ON Systemat-
ic Benofcence, on Twentieth Cen
tury Fund and on Umatilla In
dians.
4:l5 Business.
8 90 Recess.
Evening.
80 Meeting in the interest of
Foreign Missions; Rev. w. f.
Shields to preside Report Of
Committee on Foreign Missions
Rev ii. A. Ketchum, ID. ID. +,
chairman. Address by Rev. Il. p.
Hill, ID. ID. representing the Board
Saturday, October llth-Morning.
$3.50 Devotion. Leader, Rev. II.
Narcotic; Subject, Gods Re
ward Ps. 73 "a
900 Business.
10 90 Report Of Committee on Presby.
terial Records.
1915 Report of Committee on Minis
terial Relief and on Freedmen.
II 90 Report Of Committee on Educa-
tion. Address by Rev. j. X. Wilson,
ID. D., representing the Board.
# 10 Announcements
~ 90 Recess.
Afternoon.
2 90 Report of Committed on colleges.
Report Of Committees ON Albany
College, on Home Missions, of Syn.
odical Missionary, Narrative, and
ON Vacancy and Supply. Election
of Synodical Missionary.
Discussion Of Eyangelistic Work
Address by Rev +. z. Hill,
ID. ID.
80 Business
. 90 Recess.
Evening.
z 80 Musical Program by Choir oi
Bethany Presbyterian Church.
$3.50 Informal Social Chat.
Sunday, October l2-Morning.
1000 Sunday School
II 90 Church. Sermon by the Moder
ator
Afternoon.
90 Communion. Rev. ]. NJ
McComb to preside; Rev. j. II
Barton TO administer the Bread
Rev H. l.. Reed to administe
the Cup
Evening.
J 80 Meeting in the interest o
Home Missions. Rev. A. j
Irwin TO preside. Address, "Wha
Home Missions Has Done in Ore
gon, Rev. u. j. Thompson
Address Home Missions" Rev
D. o. Ghormley, d. d., represent
ing the Board.
Adjournment
The Synod reassembled at 80 a. m
Friday and passed half an hour il
worship led by Rev. II. S. Templeto
Of Portland. After roll call an
reading Of the inmates the moderate
announced the Standing Committee
a. follows;
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-10-16
THIN CHILD

If a child is thin, let him
take a little of SCOTS emulsion
of cod-liver oil.
Some children like it too
well; begin with a little. A
half or quarter-teaspoonful is
enough at first, if the stomach
is weak; but increase, as you
find the stomach will bear.
The effect is: the little one
takes on strength; gets hungry;
eats and is happy; gets fat-he
ought to be fat-and gets
healthy.
Wen send you a.hitle to try Il you like.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4O9 Pearl street, New York
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-10-16

or ilse working. "Its her thot gives
me my orders-and its her thot will
order the groceries from yez. "
"Who made thot new suit i've
clothes ye. have on? asked Riley.
They fit good and look good. too, and
10 resemble Father Yorke in thim,"
siys Riley. II behave do meself,'
siys !. "Do ye be after knowing +.
Fetsch, Riley. the clothier an tailor,
on Front street? siys /. Well
Il. Fetsch makes all my suits and
he made this wan. =" This reminds me,
I owe for IL yit. Its not right to kape
mon waiting always Its now that
I'll go and fix 1t; "come along Riley,
and see foine line of suitings and
woolens and shake the honest hand
i've an artisan"
"where is they good dintist" siys
Riley to me. who samed in distriss
"Whats thot Riley? siys I--are ye in
p.a-i-n?' II am thot and its a
dintist l want divilish quick" siys
he. "The wan / patronize siys !,
is not the nearest wan, but do ye
m oind Riley he'sa good wan con-
scientious, painstakin dintist It's
DIR. L. r. Dixon thot am telling ye
about Riley" Well, its him thot can
extract teeth to me loiking and make
artificial teeth that's the equal to the
most natural vans ye iver saw, Riley.
and ye can masticate with thin per.
factly, too" "I know all thot,
siys Riley, but what l want to know
is---can ye chew with thim?" Take
me TO Il. p. Dixon's Office right away"
siys Riley.
"Ah, dc ye moind good home
made seegarY" siys l. II de thot"
siys Riley, "and | behave in home
industry, IL hilps to build up anney
town. Thin we wint over TO see
Schmidt and Sonnevold ON trout st.
for good homemade seegars. Its
there ye can git EN- Riley. miny i've
thim." siys "thots good to smoke
and ye can have thin single or be
the box, an sure its thin boys there
thots obligin an ready 20 give ye a
pleasant word an foine schmoke. Z"
"Had ye rather patronize good
mechanic Riley2" "Yis." siys he.
"Thin niver fergit J. l.. Yokum.
"See his.sign therel" He'san artisan
an fer foine harness and shoe maxim
an repairin, he's the boes. [" "If yea
have corns or bunions IL makes no
difference, he fits yez fate. Do yea
see thase soles9 Riley he put thin
on sivin months ago and they are their
equal to new yit Me wolfe siys his
soles are the only comfortable ones
she liver wore and he sells the best
horse and mule milnary too
Lifts take a srist, I'm tired out
siys Riley "Ah, gwan wild yez,
the divil bit i've rist does yea
made. Sure it's suit i've clothes
and hat that yea made the worust, -
siys l. "Yis, and ye same to made a
clane shirt yersilf, siys Riley to me.
"And whore can we git thin" he
siya l siys "Riley de ye moind that
busy clothing store we saw down
ON Sixth street where they was
so many paple goin in and comm out
ive?" II do thot" siys Riley. Its
right there welschs clothing and
mems furnishing store be-jabers
its thin thot sells Everything thots
for men to wear to and make amar
presintable to 20 out into societys.
See thot foine big stock and thin gal
liant salesmin waitin ON the paple SC
noice" siys Riley las wint in the
duro" at Welsch's busy store.
"Did rze tell yo thot Maggie Nc
Il (C6niinned on Last Pdge)
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-10-16
FINNlGAN'S LETTER TO
H00llGAN.

Grants Pass, Oct. IA, 1909.
Me Dear Frind Hooligan;
wanst more l take me pin to lit ye
know l am yit alive, and so is me
muther- in law. bad luck to her. She's
forever raising ruotions. This is
a foin town, tis that ye can buy anney-
thing that ye be after nading. Me
old frind Riley dropped In on US
yesterday. OF coorse I trotted him
up to me present stopping place,
of course tbs the Hotel Layton.
Sure, and where ilse would ! be after
stayin? Ye can't bate It anneywhere.
"This hotel, siys Riley, rominds me
of home see that foine oiiic and
such conviyniant parlor for the
ladies, and good rooms Do ye mind
how @. II. Smith can afford
to sit up such foine males for the
priceY' "He always dues It," siys l.,
"but be the hivens, Riley, many IL
the guest that ates and sleeps under
TINS roof :
Me ana Riley wint on q trip oil
ginrel inspectin terday, callin on
some OF me old friends FOLLOW me
footsteps. Riley. I'll take ye
round to Smiths, siys l. "who the
diyil Is smith, y siys Riley.
WHAT'S that Riley" don't ye know
smith BROS Mercantile Co' thot daiet
IN gihcrai merchandise BOOTS Shoes
groceries, notions ana theioikes OF such
fez can git hansome decorated china
free wid every cash purchase sure siy'
filey' the store Is ON front and oth STA
bought this briar root poipe IRON
EN- last year y They are men tho'
works hard Ter they's got big stock
and as big trade to look after. Me
wolfe got a little clay statye OF prisi
dentJ'P Margan there And whats
Morgan president of' v siys Riley; "ol
the American papi'' OF ooorse, siysi
ddnt ye know ltF An se'
now' siys Hley' yes Syssmith'
'ye are right
Ihere comes mary Ann, yel
woiie' prompted Riley fis, sly
she's after going TO Miss weston Z
milinary' Where Is That storeF
says Riley On front street. an'
II ever yez saw foine STOCK o
miiinary' It's there you'll SEQ one
hiley ana many ez the nolce 'hing
ye soc In Ito ostrich tips ana thing
IN lolko yez niVer saw before =
MISS weston IL one OF m mos
ARTISTIC trimmers and Is assisted D,
talented nip Judge Tor yerself
hiley' the standing OF IN establish
ment' when Mary Ann wont go amy
where iise Tor miiinary' sure
know now siys Riley. INN w
dropped IN on A. U. Barnard on SIKH
street. ulve mo wan OF thim ap
pies siys hiloy' pinting toa pictur'
OF paSket OF apples rhey iooA
loiko good ateing apples Aw
gwan' siys l. that's only pictur
OF apples TINS Is not nui
store nor the ioikes' its here ye cal
buy funiture' carpets ana huse furnish
ings 10 nj up yez huse from the pario
TO the Kitchen. CIT a frame Ter ye
muther-in'law's picture, " siys Riley
Il would that siys l. but twoui'
be a shame--sure 'twould-to waist
such foino picture frames on the loike
OF her y II can't kpae me eyes OF
thin apples, siys, Riley Don
bother a furniture store fer fresh fruit,
siys, "let yer mind rest sizy II II
apples ye want " Come with me I
"a fruit store. where Is m
old friend Bobzein' siys Riley
Suro he Is the grocery hrr
i've III. q. BObZpinb siya NCOm
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-10-16
THE TWELFTH ANNUAL SYNOD OF OREGON
Met in Bethany Presbyterian Church at Grants Pass on
Thursday, Oct and Closed its Labors Sunday.

D., reporting clerk, all of the presby
terry of Portland. The permanent
officers are; Rev. J. A. Townsend,
Phi. d. of Roseburg, stated clerk ;
Rev. p G. Strange, of Marshfield,
permanent clerk.
The following ministers were
present and invited to sit as cores
ponding members; Rev. Hugh W..
Gilchrist, professor of New Testa-
ment Greek in the San Francisco
Seminary and a member Of the Synod
of Washington; Rev, ID. L. Summer
vile, tho presiding elder of Grants
Pass district, ]. W. McDougall, E,
R. Ketcheson, all of the Oregon
Conference of the NJ. Il. church; r..
L. johnson, state convention of the
Disciple church; Robert Leslie, Bap-
tist state convention.
Synod then adjourned until Friday
a. III. after adopting the following
program reported by the committee OF
arrangements;
Thursday, October. 9th.
7:30 P. NJ. Opening serv ice of praise.
Sermon by Rev. N. A. Ketchum,
ID. ID. Organization. Report OF
Committee of arrangements.
Friday, October 10th-Morning.
$50 Devotions. Leader, Rev. II. S.
Templeton Subject, Good Is
Guidance" Ps 73 "a
900 Business
10 80 Report of Committees ON Ten
perance and ON Sabbath Obser
vance,
II 80 Announcements
12 100 Recess
Afternoon.
2 100 Consideration of San Francisco
Theological Seminary. Address
by Prof. III. III. Gilchrist.
Nomination of Directors of Semi
nary.
$3.50 Report of Committee on Publ
cation and Sabbath School Work
Five-minute addresses by Prcsby
terial s. 5. Missionaries, Rev. w
o. Forbes, representing the board
/ 3;l5 Report of Committee on Churcl
Erection. Address by Rev WIS
Holt, ID, d., representing TIN
Board Report Of Committee OF
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-10-16

Well send you a.h,,le to try II you like.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4O9 Pearl street. New York
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16


The late Senator Allen c Thurman
Of Ohio was by no means q aastemi-
GUS man. Like a sailor. be enjoyed
bis grog. and though he was regnla. N
hls pofalions he seldom passed the rne
u perfect sobriety Once anon time
hls wife. leaving for a visit 70 friends.
ixacted from the judge promise that
ic would be a "tcetofalef during her
absence. On the day o. Ars. Thur
mans return the judge stopped in the
Slnine room 10 take a dfou that from
which he had abstained during her
absence While in the act Of pouring
ahisky Into his glass he heard Mrs.
Thurman Mating down the stairs,
quickly putting his left hand 10
which he held the glass. behi4d him.
with his right hand exended he said
I am glad TO see you home. my de1r. "
ALLEN. what have you behind yong
ihe asked
Whisky. nv dear"
"Oh. Allen. don't you remember last
year. when you were stumplnE the
sEAfe. you did not take a drop. and you
eere never SO well in yocf lifeg'
"Yes. my dear. remembers 'bnt we
lsst the state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16

The prOmptness with which the
school bonds found buyer yer
ierday, and the splendid price they
b. ought illustrates in a very de
cIdsd manner the faith men
Of money have in Ohicka'hs'
Few Of those interested thought
the bonds would sell above loS
and ye, within a few minutes after
the market opened they were
knocked down at little better than
1O5. Nearly 100000 spent with
less haggling than during the sale
Of spring chicken. Il was agood
investment, and that is what IN
vestors want. The city officials
undoubtedly drove good bargain
for the city, and they should be
complImented.
In little while the money will
be available and then active work
win begin on the buildings.
Itisa great stride for chicka-
sha and viii, as much or more
than anything else, place ber in
rank with saodern cities,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16

Thomas ". Mccue Of Akron. O.. has
invented machine which Thomas A.
Edison declared to be the coming in
xention OF the age. For five years Mr.
McCue has been at work upon an cleo
fricai machine which VIII make den-
tistry and surgical operations Of all
kinds painless And that he has sue
ceeded has been demonstrated by the
tact that BY Its means live nerves have
been renewed from the teeth without
the patient feeling any pain whatever.
Mr.. Edison. who frequently visits
Akron, At the home of his wife, has
examined thoroughly the machine and
expects to come to Akron soon for the
express purpose OF having an operation
performed upon two moiars which
have heretofore deied the dentists.
hIr. McCue's machine. IN eject.
short circuits the pain and prevents
4, from reaching the brain. a feat hsf
been accomplished which all electri-
eisns declared to be imposible-name-
n. ne reduction Of the electrical cur-
runs 70 the one hnndrea thousandth
pr q > volt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16

Mr.. Thomas NJ. Ellis, the father
Of Mrs. Stephen collins, died last
night at the home Of MI. collins
on colorado avenne. Mr.. Ellis
came to ohickasha abont six weeks
ago to visit his daughter, hoping
that his health would be improved
The deceased was 7y years Of age,
and leaves but one child. The
body will be sent to his home in
PIat:sburg, Mo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16

Few people realize the exten'
Of business transacted each day By
the Rock Island.
It was stated yesterday BY 2
Rock Island ofiiciaf that there are
from 05 to 70 freight and IA pas
enger trains in and out Of the city
each day. These figures do not
include the Frisco. Still, some
out Of town people say ohickash'
has no trade.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16
NOTICE TO uoNTRAoroRs-

oinee Of The School Directors Of
the City Of chickaska,.I. =.
Sealed proposals willbe reeeived /
bS said board at the Office Of The
secretary of ihe board n The City
OF chickesba on Or before July
20, 1902 for the following 7ur-
poses to.wit:
First: The furnishing Of all
LABOR aud material for the rection
Of three S-room public ehool
buildings and one four room school
building ateording to the plans
aud specifications on ii!e with
said board after July 10Th.
UuhI July l5sh the plans and
specilicalions wlll be in the hands
of the folio wing architects:
VIM. Il. schgage, sheidley Build
ing, Kansas City Missouri.
coady d Webster. Of oklahoma
City, Oklahoma.
McKlbben & MeKibben. Mus
We, ch,osa.h.. T.a;ao
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...,.,.... a., ....,..,,
s.. ...,., k..a,..s ..ora
.,,,... n sas.,,,..s,,on.
.,,.s,. mns, Is eompanied
II : d.nos;t either IN cash or bx
,,a.,, eaas n...t,s y ~
-. NV 4, Ea.ards ,,e.sursr
M .,.u N cn,ek..ha ~ ,be
a...s u e,oo ~. sach hu,ld,no
oo,,,.ao, ana s,oo for each heat
saa,,,..,;,n .o,traet Nj
q .,;..,. ...,n,,n, .sI,s,, IL forfai e,l.
- i. soooe.s,n, bidder ifthev
....,oad y I'LL osara ~ ~
oon,.oc,
p.., e;aasr m,s, I'D ~ onoI
n.. os,sa h.,,a;nos - H.
,s al ,,;assha,r ~ sea,ed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16

At the special meeting Of coun-
Gil last night the ordinance com
pieting the. bond sale was passed
The city will soon have very near.
ly 900 for use in building her
schools.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16
HHWKlNS & MILLER
REAL ESTATE

Here are a few good ones
A good valley claim to trade for
chiekasha property.
A fac improved claim AZ low
price, Z miles from chickasha.
washila valley farm two miles
from R. r. Station.
so FOO, front with two room
house, two blocks from post Of.
ice. $3.50.
90 foot front With two room
house four blocks from post Of
ace, $3.50.
A good residence on soupl Hill,
Is foot lot, good location. we'll
improved.
IS foot front six room house.
one block from Rock Island shops,
$3.50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16

DR. N. NJ. Reeder viii be found in
BIZ office over the Ar Right shoe
store and will answer All calls day
or night we carry our own drugs
aud Charge nothing for filling our
prescription DIR n. NJ RErDeR.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16

wa'ermelons by the slice, and
oanlelopes on ice AZ
NATION 8 Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16

ANY erroneous reflection upon the character
.tn1etIrtr OF rcuulatiou 0f any person. Arm Or
corporation Which lnny appear Ia the columns
81 lne Express will b. gladly corrected upon
Usher.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16
THE OKLAHOMA IMPROVEMENT CO.

= y 'E77'77 17T7F y = q y
VIII buy youa Lot aud build you
a Home on it, on the small month
" payment plan. You pay no
interest. Write to US. ChlcISa-
sha Office, room 10 Griffin build-
ing. I'm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16
NOTICE

The original Hampton Sand Pit
IS nov owned by j. P. Nail.
Contractors and builders want
inH sand can get i BY applying
"a ~ u Roone. 8fn 0Mo Strest
No o6s viii be allowed to take
sand from this pit without con
tract Or 40 order.
J.P. Nail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-16

Ell Reno is to be inflicted with
sUncle TOMS Cabin" Good Lord,
deliver us.