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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-27
Mems roc Handkerchief at sc.

soc Linen Doylies at soc Doz.
Fifty dozen DoyGes, guaranteed all linen,
full regular size, never before offered for
less than soc, now at 39c per dozen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-10

There are rooms in some houses
that produce a sense of irritation on
nerve and brain on those who are SEN
sitive to color, so crude and harsh and
Earring are the arrangements OF the
same. Go into another room in some
other house, where all the colorn soothe
and delight, and you viii find soft
olives and duh blues and blue-greens,
having IN indescribably gentle infiu-
ence. The blue-green or olive prevails
in the carpet, the ground being deep
blue and the all-over pattern soft olive
and dull blue. The olive prevails In the
long curtains, and takes on rather .
golden tone, while the sash curtains are
entirely of the softest dull blue India
silk. trimmed with tassel braid to
match. The Holland shades are in ecru-
There is an absence of conspicuous fig
ures. pattern and ground. A bit of pale
rose or yellow. or old gold, or dull red.
may be used in such ROOM An old
fan, for example, ornamented with q
bow of pale rose satin and displayed
against light olive wall, tells for much
more than against a wall fowered OF
figured conspicuously in dozen diff
ferent colors.-Cincinnat Enquirer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-10
A PICTURESQUE CEREMONY.
The Ancient Custom OF Distributing
Maundy Money by King OBJ
served in Westminster Abbey.

The ancient ceremony of distribut-
ing Maundy money has just been OBJ
served in all it's old world picturesque
ness in Westminster abbey, says a
London dispatch to the New York Trib-
une. In most details the function was
identical with that established in the
past, and confirmed by unbroken GUS
tom. Sixty-one old men and women, the
number corresponding with the age Of
the sovereign, received benefactions,
and, IN addition, there We're eight sur
vivors from Queen Victorias list. The
distributions amounted TO 92 los for
each woman and e2 IS for each man
in lieu Of clothing, and in addition q
purse containing as many pence as
the kings years Of age in silver pen.
nies, two pence, three pence and -four
pence. The recipients afterward found
many purchasers for their Maundy
money, most of them being Amer
leans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-10
i. o. O. F. OELEBATION.-


Hobart, 0. T., April 26th, 1902,
tickets on sale April 26th, return
ing limit April 2Sth, one and one
third fare for round trip.
fsoUrHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Nashville, N. o., May Sth-15th
1902, tickets on sale May 5, 6.and
7th, final limit May 21st 1902, one
fare plus $500 for round trip
with so cents additional charge
for Joint agents fee, for execut
ing tickets.
One way colonist rates to com
mon points in California during
month of Arii.
One way colonist rates to Utah
Montana, Idaho, Oregon. Wash
lington, and British Columbia. dur
ling month of April.
IT,. o. OvERMIER, ]. B. RISHEL,
Ticket Clerk. agent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-10

at seems like very easy thing to do
TO play hand-organ, "-said one who has
tried il, "but it is not SO easy as It
seems. You expect the music to keep
time with the turning of the crank, but
as a matter of fact 1t does nothing OF the
sort. 1t doesn't swing in with it at all
other instruments keep time with the
touch; the hand-organ does not. You
are almost sure to stop short, the first
time you try. because the music doesn't
come in as you expect it to. After
awhile you begin TO realize that crank
and music have no relation the mat
ter of time, except as the crank makes
the organ go, and you get SO that you
can keep the crank turning without
stopping. ~. Y. Post
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-10
Did You Know This ?

Do you know that neglected
cough or cold leads 10 consnmp-
tionl More people die from the
effects OF catching cold than from
any other known cause. There is
one remedy, andremember it costs
25 cents, that has proven safe
unfailIng cure coughs and colds.
1t is called GOoch's Mexican Sy-
rup. Your druggist has it or will
get for you. II heals and strength
ems the lungs and breathing pa
sages when nothing else you tax
seems to do you good; You ha
better get q bottle today and rea
the Leatimoniol- en- the wrapper
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-10
Special Rate Noxce.
eRANp CHAPTER R. A. NJ.

NAAlNg - IN ~ \ 80 - - -
Oklahoma City, April 8, 10, and
11th, 1902, tiakets on sale April
7 8 and 9th, return limit April 14th
1902, one and one third fare for
round trip, on certificate plan.
GRAND LODGE DISTRICT z, INDE'
PENDEFT ORDER B'NAI B'RRITH.
Little Rock, April 1S-2Osh. tick
cts on sale 18th to Goth inclusive.
one and one third fare, on certi-
ficate plan for round trip.
rxrERNATIoNAL KINDERGARTEN
ASSOCIATION.
Boston, Mass, April 23rd to 25th
one and one third fare for round
trip, on certificate plan.
GENERAL SOCIETY DAUGHTERS Oh
THE REVOLUTION.
Denver, Col.s Aprit 23rd-25th
ickets on sale April l9-23rd re
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-10

Pile-ine Cures Piles
Money refunded if ever ia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-10

4sDoes your husband ever help you
about taking care of the baby?" was
asked the wife of a young professor in
a neighboring city.
mot often, though sometimes he
does. Last evening he said he'd take
Willie for an airing as he was going
to walk down to the post office. Hal
an hour later 1 saw my husband sit
ting on the porch reading a scientn'
magazine, but could see nothing o.
the baby.
"sWhere's Willie2 What have Vol
done with limp 1 asked.
"Why!" said the professor. Il forgo
all about him; 1 think he is sitting Il
the post office.''-Detroit Free Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-10

Every mother that has a child
has a jewel more precious to her
and worth than the King of Eng
lands entire collection of Dia
monds etc. Pity the little one that
is rapidly losing its health because
it's mother does not know it has
worlns, add that 35 cent bottle
of Mothers Worm Syrup will ex-
pei them quickly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-10

The only live musk OK ever exhibited
on the American continent has been
added to the New York Geological
park. and win remain there as long as
artificial ice and a deep, cool cave can
persuade it to keep its health and life
:. 600 miles away from home. The OK
was captured in March, 1901, directly
north Of the Great Bear lake and a
score of miles from the Arctic ocean
Four others were taken at the same
time, but they fell prey to the sledg'
dogs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-10

I have Just received quite
supply OF plows and Lister shapes
OF different styles, also sFb soil
ers for different plows. l am
ready 10 fit the farmers with all
plow supplies. and can compete
with any blacksmith's prices l
have bought my material right
Come and get my prices. My
workmanship and material are
guaranteed. Some people guar :
antee satisfaction, but that don .
save farmers inc. II my work
don't do what say, Will pay
them for their time. See me.
f. w. SIMPSON.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-10

turning April 29th.-.. one fare plus
80. 90 for round trip, on certifi
cate plan. plus % cents joint
agents fee for execution of certi-
ficates.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-10

Nos and make connection with an trains ms
fast trains.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

NANASOTA.-A Mexican while pick ug
cotton on Gordon Bo,nes farm was bitcn
10y a Iutllesnakc pilot. He was brought "a
tuwn for treatmest aud today was getting
along very well the hand only being some.
what swollen.
NANASoTA Several parties from North
Texas have been here recently gath
cotton pickers, necessary condition benz
that fnmiies go with the negroes. The G
IS considerable I'll feeling toward such pr5c-
ticc.
GoLDTHwAITE. The remains Of Mrs.
Llla Aynrs, daughter OF hfrs. Matte Far.
rNr, were brought here from Los Angeles,
Cal. and interr d IN the Odd Fellows Gem
etery.
GoLIAD Manucal salasar, Mexican
between 80 and 60 years Of eye, died at h &
home near here Of by1rophobia after sut-
fering for twenty-four hours.
COLUMBIA The Brazos is now falling
rapidly and will he within banks again In
q dny or two. Practically no dnmnRe HI
been done I'm this section.
PEARsALL. Lowered valuations on n
considerable amount OF property oyerc i'm o
the new property put on The assessors roll
md caused decrease from last years.
total Of SS7 COO
PALESTINE, The prohibition movement
hns been inaugurated and the movement is
pie taking the prominent part in IL.
SAN ANGELO. The debris Of the Lam
don hotel has been entirely cleared away
uuu no more DOolch were round.
HAMPSTEAD. The scholastic population
OF Waller county, including the cltv of
Hampstead is 1928.
BERCLAIR. Miss Cora Brown OF Flores.
Vile has been selected Ms principal OF the
public schools Of this place.
BAY CITY THE reports clrculnted thur
an cpdc mic ~ typhoid fever is raging here
as result Of the recent overflow OF The
Colorado river is not true.
CENTER, The ants are reported ton
intending to present petition for u lie Al
option election. The county has been pr },
hlbition for eighteen years.
LIVINGSTON Three Precincts Of polk
county are to vote on local option August
40. the campaign Is rather warm.
NEW BOsTON.-The New Boston Pressed
Brick company has been organ,zr ID, With
Il capital Of $4,000, aud VIII go to w.rk as
soon as possible
IIALLETsYILLE.- w Honchins. con.
stable Of precinct No s (SuDlime) for sey.
eral terms, has resigned ard Tom Rces,
democratic nominee for the office has been
appointed 10 Ill the vacancy.
ROCKDALE,-A much needed addition
TO the colorcd school house In this city will
he erected at once. thereby relieving very
congested condition, which has existed for
Jrveral years past.
WAXAHAcHIE.-T Ellis County Bar
association has selected Judge Charles
Fred Tucker OF Dallas 70 preside over the
special term OF the district court which
eonvenes here the second Monday In Sep
TENDER. nt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14
MpIARMlD PREDICTS PEACE.
Says National and American Leagues
Will Settle Their Differences.

SAYS National and American Leagues
viii Settle Their Differences.
Cincinnati. August 11.-No attempt will
League baseball club in Cincinnati, and the
prospacts arc most Gattor.ng shat peace VIII
h, declared between thu two big BASEBALL
nssoclations either this autumn or az the
least before the advent Of the next playing
season NJ. c. j. McD,qfmid one Of the
directors OF the St. Louis American team,
hiso ore of the most conservative members
of the Cincinnati bar, said today
"AI indications now point 10 an eai ~
declaration of peace between the rival base
nail organizations Senator Charles Ficlscl-
nunn. who was the father Of Mayor lfleisch-
mann, end his brother Max were on b IN
Johnson's boad as president of the Amer
lean league, and the relations between Pres
ident Johnson and the Fleschmann BOYS
nrc OF the wnrmost character Tic men
who have purchased the team are all husl.
Moss men. and as war is bad under all
circumstances, ] feel sure that the differ
ences will be declared at en- end. do not
think nm effort will be made to place an
American league team In this city. But We
,yould have been in here had John L.
brush remained in control. He Is largely
responsible for the continuation OF the war.
The An erlcan league is on top ANA is MAX
Ing money and Inns big fund In the treas
nry Hart OF Chicago Is out In an interview
stating our st. Louis club is losing money,
when We are making an excellent profit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Maria, Preside County, Texas, August
ll'--Splendid rains fell here yesterday and
tod0y. Grass fine, cattle fat Grapes,
peaches, pears, apples and vegetables ab IN,
dant. This country is at Its best now and
prospects for good winter range all that
could be desiled.
Yoakum, De Witt County, Texas, August
1.-THE fair weather Of the past two weeks
j. causing the cotton To open rapidly and
farmers are rushing II to market as faS. cs
IT can be gathered, Reports conflict as 10
prospects For fall crop, but the boil
weeylls are numerous in some parts OF the
county.
Rockdnle, Milan County, Texas. August
DiscourngIng reports Of boil weeylls
are coming IN from all sides. Mr.. r. n.
Hicks OF Che firm u Scarborough X Hicks
made a personal visit to the country yes
terday and after close inspection Of n
number Of fields expressed the conviction
that receipts here viii fall short d last
year. This Is supported by the Testimony
OF many planters. Young bolls are
punctured aud the squares are struck as
fast MS they form. This condition seems u
have arisen within very Few days, plor 70
which high hopes were felt OF an abundant
yield, far exceeding last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14
MANUFACTURERS UNITE,
INTERNATIONAL tARVEsTERS COM
PANY ORGANIZED.
Aim Is to Prevent Advances In Price
OF Machinery and to Economic
Production.

New York, August 10 The lncorporators
of the International Harvesters' company,
articles of incorporation for which were
filed yesterday In Jersey City. today made
public statement which says In part
The International Harvesters' company
has been organized under the laws of New
Jersey with capital stock of S120, 900 900
TO manufacture and sell harvesting ma
chlneIN. II has purchased the property aud
business of the following manufacturers
The Mccormick Harvesting Machine com
pany, Deerlng Harvester company, Plano
MannfnDunring company, Warder, Bushnell
tIeSsner Champion. and the Milwaukee,
harvesting Machinery company The com
pany is capitalized upou an exceptionally
conservative basis of Its assets, $4,000
~ ~ OF which are In cash working capital
me company viii REQUIRE no financing and
mere VIII be no offer of It's stock to the
pubhc, al the cash required having been
provided by its stockholders"
After allnding to the advance In prices
OF raw material aud the possible consequent
advance In the price Of harvesting ma
cblhery, unless economies In existing condi-
Tons OF manufacture could be accom-
manufacturers realize that their welfare
ana the interests Of the farmers are iden.
tlcal. An advance In the price OF ngrI-
cultural machinery would inlure the farm
efs ana react uDon the manufacturers. But
on the other hand II existing conditions
continue an advance In prices will be In
eNltanle. II thus became necessary thnt
either the prices should be advanced or
that substantial economies should be eff
lewed In the manufacture and distribution
OF agricultural machinery. The coE~nny
VIII start With ample manufacturing facil-
titles. II has five fully equipped manufac-
turing plants IN the United States and one
plant In process OF construction In Canada
The officers of the company are as fol.
lows President. Cyrus II Mccormick;
chairman executive committee, Charles
Deerng; chairman hnauce committee,
George W Perkins; vice presidents, Harold
4 Mccormick James Deering W. H.
Jones, J. J. Glessner; secretary and treas
urer, K. #. Howe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14
GREAT PARADE OF ELKS
SPECTACULAR DISPLAY MADE AT
GRAND LODGE MEETING.
Substantial Prizes Were Awarded to
Observation-Disclosures viii Visit
California Before Returning.

Salt Lake. Utah, August l3.--rhe grand
lodge OF Elks today selected Bnltimore as
the place Of meeting for the annual reunion
OF the grand lodge In 1903 aud practically
completed It's business with the exception
Of the installation Of the new grand Of
hccrs. This will take place tomorrow The
spectacular feature ot today's program was
the parade of the uniformed bodies Of Elks
IN which over 1000 ~ the fraternity took
part Prizes amounting TO $3.50 had been
offered for the marching clubs nnd many
beautiful and unique uniforms were dis
played,
To the Park city l;lks Of Park city,
utHh, was given the FIRST prize for the most
unique display. Each member was nrrayci
as miner and each had With him n burro
laden With all the supplies necessary 10 n
nrospector. The cotton pickcrs'' Of Green
Vile. Miss, black-faced and CARRIED In the
outlnndsh rugs Of n Southern plahtntton
negro, cake walking and dnnciug and fol
lowing float laden with cotton bales, was
awarded second prize, while small but
select body from Toilet, H., In the pcni-
tcntary stripes keeping the prison lock
step we're given third prize.
( For the best dleplny, prizes were given
M follows: Montana, nrst Quicn Sabe, hi
| pnso. Texas, second; Omaha, third.
Seattle received the best loat prize he
ing n model Of the blttleshlp Seattle, fully
| manned.
! Hclonn, Mont was given the honors for
| the handamncsl bnpner and the Third Hcgi-
: mcnt hnnd Of san francisco took the prize
/ for the best marching bnr1.
A number OF the ncmherE ~ the Bunnlo
! BIN wild West show and toloncl Cody him
| self. who nrp Elks. took part IN the parade
! adding one more picturesque fcnture To
/ remarkable pnrade
/ With the Installation OF the new grand
/ l,,ign officers mud the tFnnHnr An Of some
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14
Races al pslnar.

| t M. august l8.-This was getaway
Ia \, ar and the racing was charac-
|o,e,.,.' ue npsets usually accompany.
|tso OF the kind. Two odds.on
M, ss'en'nOney fayoritcs went down
n, ). afee OF them being bowled over
Il , s10's W, b. Gates ran a brilliant
k,ear,A 'e'ture event at one mile and
horse n VV ,hg from nowhere. like a
ttA i6a 'Ie stretch and beating on
His s,sh lhle, l:41, ties the track
Af, fhirte mate. Wax Taper, was n
n aud ~ 'yrhve lengths away Little
tlag Arp Is. Gates were the only
a 10 Kln, choiees. Tho racing scene
trlek foSt farR tomorrow. Weather
ESr' ~ F,os1sh hat tarlongs. selllnr-4appv
n Bridal March. Time
81 "a e.. seventy yard, ,o,rnr,,+,,.
s-Jles yTote, Mona II. Time as
uns' Avoid, Pickles. Time
k'as "a a. !. ,istsenth-w. r a.,.. "a.
ma tT Var. Time LAT.
N fls ne phoenician. Time AN uiars'
Pa ssnrSgs, selling-Kitty a rom
.ua Time l:ao,
. nj, AlNLocH PARK.
& lM selling--Craven 100. Judge
n POO Ma Barnes 1oT. MaIaise 10I,
oofsliee los. Master Ma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14

:
In hts later years, although his intellect
WIS unlmpnlred, Thaddeus Stevens was
physically so lnhrm that In journeying back
and forth between his hotel and the house
% representatives he used two sturdy
negro men TO carry him IN a chair built
on the Sedan pattern. Snow, sleet and
frost had made the trip rougher than usual
one morning mud the old statesman was
jostled rather uncomfortable. lie bore It
all without complaint until the bearers set
him down inside the corridor. As he was
assisted from the chair, he said:
''1hank you hoys-thank you'll ! often
wonder how I'll make out when you two
die"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14
A WARNING TO FISHER.
Judge Kavanaeh Acts Promptly in
leanue Matters.

Little Rock, Ark. August 18.-when
Acting President Kavanagh received a
telegram tonight from the Birmingham
management that Memphis had attached
their portion Of the gate receipts for this
afternoons game Mt Nashville, he proceed
ed TO put into effect his first authority as
the chief executive of the Southern league.
The telegram also stated that Memphis
people were trying to attach uniforms. bats,
cite, of the Birmingham team aud that suit
had been brought against the Birmingham
team for few cents under 5000. lie
Immediately sent the following telegram:
Newt. Fisher Nashville, Tenn.
Unless attachments against Birmingham
released at once. will order other clubs not
to play at Nashville, Answer.
wv. NJ. Kavanagh,
Acting President"
To the Birmingham management he sent
the following telegram;
Give cross bond League will back you
In fight"
Judge Kavanagh said tonight that he In
tended to pursue judicial course and to
promptly support every team In tue south
ern league He was willing 10 abide by
the judiciary OF the state OF Tennessee.
because he had every confidence In their
ability and Jurisprudence aud that all dit.
fcultirs would be placed on an amicahlc
understanding within short period, but
until this was done he was going to protect
every club. so far MS in his power.
'T'hcre is no fight between the powers
controlling the Southern league aud any
club, said the acting president tonight,
''but Inc confidence we placed IN the mlhor
association of baseball leagues and the pco-
lection cnch and every club OF the nth
ein league expects ana mas received through
that association will have t. meet the same
consideration from the southern league.
Judge Knvauagh stated that he would
do ali in his power to protect every club
Of the Southern lc que pllNi1g IN the state
Of Tennessee. and would use me leasu" !
resources To this end, so that eacl anu
( pvprX Cluh would receive Justice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14
DEATHS IN TEXAS.

WOOLsEY .--Florcsville. Texas August
- A D. Woolsey. highly respected
this morning nc O'Clock Mt the home OF
his father and was buried In the city eeane-
terry at q o'clock.
GALWAY. --Florcsvllle Texas, Auwu&5
~ News has Just reached town that Y
young Mr., Galway, living a few miles
away at Marceiina. died this morning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14
For the GALLAGHER Medal.

There was no shoot foE.the medal by the
lady members of the Houston Gun club yes
terday Today the regular weekly shoot
for the Gallagher medal Will take place at
South End grounds Mt 3 u. IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14
Baseball Challenge.

The Fifth Ward Invlncible baseball team
would like to hear from my team In the
city under the average age of is Scalp
hunters should address Bert Adds, 1918
Montgomery avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14
The Texas LEAGUE.

Dallas. August 10, Baseball In tho Texas
league today:
At Dallas-Dallas 3; Paris 4.
AT Corscana- Corslcana 6; Fort Worth O.
Manager EIsenfelder If the Paris club
of the Texas league announced tonight that
he has sold pitcher Rick Adams to the New
Orleans club Of tile Southern league rh.s
makes two Texas league pitchers Manager
Powell has purchased within a weeks tins,
Manager Ted sullivan Of Fort Worth nav,
ing sold him Doyle on Saturday last.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14
BANKERS vs.. AMERIcANs.
Ga ne at League Park on Saturday by
Teams Of Strong Players.

The Houston Bankers and Americans will
cross bats saturday, August 49, at League
park The Bankers have a fne record
having won most Of The garnes played this
season. The Americans are made mp most
IN Of Houston and Texas Central men, and
being practiced daily by Aana li Culpepe Ell
hght. fhe game will be called at 4:5j
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-14

ANGLETON Charles Tunstail. the negro
reported wounded In the ARRAY az Columbia
killed. is not wounded as reported by HIM
self. He Is IN jail here and there T. moth
ing thi, matter with him. Ransom o'Neni.
wanted in connection with the AFFAIR, IL still
At large.