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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-05
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Haotsvlc Herald
The Houston Post heaved sigh OF relief whsn t's -
''lle tragedy occurred Misery loves company yoH
sherman Democrat
Mrs Nation recently lost toe in accident ans i
wicked man on The Houston Post says she chopped -
cause it had a Joint in it,
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''''-"'' PLATFORM
Nr''' '' 'ne suggestion by Jhe Post some days ago.
''"' ' 'or N' made 20 have Houston iocRded I'm tA,
''".'y 'i i,f"ee Hsny OF Germany Congressman s'a,-
DEN 81 Ie@aa has been interviewed 10 Wasbuet5u and said
have the honor represent Ia congress wants m rr b
eolneF OIL me Getmaa emperor and him bad
stI AIeI''ans as I'VE within the borders Of This nation
ieelng and I, Pn"e H rangI aug WIN me kndiast
ou 70 visit them which HAS BEEN rendered Rrs5b m
know he would bc impressed with he warmth Of his Mel,
nus l.nsU,o"s gr'nd"re
me prince would meet with cordial welcome anywhere
------- '' ''"'"'
loo fN" we eant send one or two New York tunnels TO
S"maH
A,rosprxa to the evidence 7T,-- -. MAN.
themselves and we're lying face downward in the SNOW he
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can live for years. But some peop, don't like goldfish
balls and beans.
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ANYHOW the cipher experts have no. yet accused Lord
Bacon Of having written Beautiful SNOW"
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
by THE
HOUSTON. PRINTING COMPANY.

c. j. PALMER Vice President
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lr HAtyARo grees Prince Henry with the college yell,
-ncle Sam will probably have % apologI1e
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The Houston Posts pock again ladlng his super
heated zephyrou ncoherencies speaks of standing hand
100 hand TO watch the round rise Square
Who heard of a round moon .-Dsi.ss Tgcs Herld.
ISM that jug empty yet? And do you think that be-
mirror throws back square reflection that every
thing Is Of a block formation?
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ProrLr should also be enoined from splitting in the
treets. II in,erteres with the paving,
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lT WOULD be interesting to know which one Of those
Putsburs detectives shot Mrs stodel.
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
Nos. 1foi, 1903, 1o5, 1902 and 1909 Franklin Avenue
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Nav loREERs freezing in the blizzard; mex
uly they will be warped inside with the heat Bece
residence in New York and any other place We know Of
.ivc us Texas.
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SHE GOT HIS LoVE-LgTTgRs.
Young Minister in New York Greatly
Embarrassed by Woman.


Batavia. y. Y. Dec l3-When the Rev.
George y. Howard. The wealthy young
pastor Of the Bank street Free Baptist
/ Church Of Batavia. sued his landlady for
The return Of letters he says she took
t-om ms room ard tl8 20 damages. he
probably did not imagine that he was
giving 20 the world the particulars OF his
aHectiouate correspondence with half a
dozen young women. but that has been
The effect OF bis suit
The letters are alleged % have been
saved from the waste basket ard pasted
together uy Mrs. Lillian Clement
The pastor is a married nan HIS wife
who IS independently rich, lives much Il
her time AZ aielrose. Mass. and her name
IS not S-eua. Tina or 1fay-xhich are
The names sisne1 10 the letters that have
shaken the sank street church 70 is
foundation.
Mr Howard links the name n The Rev
C. A. johnson % that OF Mrs Lillian
Clement IN the snit bat Ar johnson
Szys merely that he does rot hold the
letters. and had them Tor brief tine
11ly when be showed Jhea % Tie af3cers
81 The church
s. far TIE writers of the letters hare
not been identified
1iav~ who addresses tie pasfor as
ny oEa SEss -hesart Is apparently
.-c1l g.rI as she 5oes nct date her let
,c-- she SAYS In ~
4 do want yo1 sweetheart L doa'i
afen can salt ua.l Wednesday Ser yen
Save lois 30 tel yos. I loss you.
George
The Rev 6. y. Howard says the let-
ters are garb.ed sna are Erou sfgly coz
7-ruea and goes riEht OF preaching .
he greatest c-or6s that The Bank street
church has ever had
The dsscoas q The church have taken
the matter ~ ard Batavia looks 20 hear
great deal more soeut TIE letters
IL vieE - the ressors declaration thss
AZ unt-stasd ce1st-uction Eas paced
uaoa the letters ths whole tosa IS SUI
fe-ing % ask hiza zhat construction e
rlaces on this letter from stella. Roch-
ester
Dan thiak shst y0u are to e.arze r.
,nTthi-S. bsca-ss 7 vas always very
ralias ard ever anxious Yoz rsz6e re
verT happy aid regret nothing ia;
ave ysn tie Sllshses; pleasure You BE-
leye ns. dsas yss. d. EoEszx la
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made. Ny friends are doing everything
Tor NE 70 have good time while here
But. dear. I cannot get over longing %
BE- with you. ! did miss you - much
Friday afternoon. j did seem / could
rot contain myself an. as ever. with
sweet kiss. your lovingly.
another letter. undated and destitute
Of address discusses certain plans Tor a
trip o. Busio. ard concludes. ~bug Z
thought you had better get there srss and
and quiet place ike the s."
The following letter - said b. the gos-
srs 20 re from a woman prominent 81
society. tsoush The manner % he iaenflG-
cafioa % TIE writer j. not discussed
Sly Precious Boy-I am wondering what
son have been doing al day have
saf-ethius Tor sou which ] wfu sene. or
possibly u viii o. better % take 70 20
500 SATURDAY I ElI 60 u r. Of th-
Morning tEain. Z ceeid - on the veran-
q - the Cottage Hotel any tinss 500
say ana We could talk feF a ui1ute or
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you viii Try TO forgive me for having
loved and tried you go very much re-
main, always, yaur most affectiouate.
STA
Stella writes in another letter from
Rochester
love you dearly. am just rs jeai-
Gus Of the other sirls. bur the fought
Of being dreadfuiIy wicked. an. the worse
thought that I may have lost your respect
have worried sne almQst beyond endgr-
ance- So / must IT'S T. be good.
Even more cGrious are the people about
the two letters from Tina. Of Ackron.
y. Y In the arst Of these she writes that
she viii meet him az the depot on Thurs
day. and aals:
Please make arrangements 70 be with
ne untl Saturday eve
The second letter from Tina is dated at
Ruai0. and reads. according 10 airs Clem-
ent's answer
My Dear Georse-I came 20 this city
Saturday R0on. Hy frierd Ella is het-
ter. able 10 sit Up while Alri-g her bed
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New White House a Marvel in Bril-

New White House a Marvel in Bril-
liant Lighting.
" ASKING Zee There are thirty
two miles of electric wires in the new
White House. They transmit the current
70 every nook ana corner az the build
Ks Tor many purposes, ara. with their
connections make up what IS pronounced
the most perfect electrical system - the
United States Experts say there is none
70 compare with~ir in inJucacy or exact
less.
al OF the wires are incloSed IA con-
6-dts. ana each iron pipe represents a
separate and distinct system. Uacee The
roor in every hallway. IS q mass II cor
64its Cutting ot the wires IS imposs.-
tle. and 5here IS no Way IN which The
system can DC interfered with excep-
al joint "a here the in5ury can BE quick
Is detected and repaired.
IN mcdaniel way electricity does
everything about the building except t.
produce The beat and il distributes THAI
The ushtius system represents The laI-
est Improvements There are separate
panels or swltchboards Ior every room On
the main floor. ana the panel Tor The
ordinary house Il has twenty-six cir
cults. twcnty-one OF which are IN the
ceiling. 50 that any desired number u
lights may be turned on liz an Instant
CT they can all he thrown on by turn
o. the main switch
The same principle IS followed through
cut the building Each foOr has two
Ewitchhosrds. one 81 each end ard
there are separate ones IN the east and
west terraces. The panels are Of Ter
nessee marble and All are inclosod be-
hind locked doors. OUTSIDE the doors
ere push buttons which control the han
lights. but these lights can be turned
CT inside Of the panel 50 THAI they can
not be turned OF from the outside
There are two telephone systems. pub
&c and private The private system
connects all the rooms occupied by the
President family AID extends 70 Score
tary CorteIyou's desk. It works auto
snatically and by simply pressing but
tcn The President can call up any one IN
sss building he wishes 60 talk 10. The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
The Christmas Dinner.

christmas dinner seems TO be one OF the
fixed considerations Of life. but in many
homes it has ceased to be such a matter
of grave Importance as formerly. al
though it is stiu given with utter disre-
gard TO all dietetic rules in most house
holds, and it is a brave reformer. indeed.
who VIII suggest any very radical change
in the menu Of a good, old-fashioned
--.ristmas dinner.
When We look over the list OF dishes
which were considered necessary for the
Iule-tide feasts of merry old England Of
long ago, we marvel how they did it,
Think OF serving up
salmon. venison and wild bears.
By hundreds. dozens and by scores.
Hogsheads Of honey. kilderkins ow mus
tard.
Plum buildings. pancakes, apple pies and
custa-ds etc.
ard the labor the preparations involved.
1t IS well TO bear in mind Esnerson's
definition Of true hospitality when we in
vite friend or stranger within our gates
10 enjoy this most democratic Of ali our
public celebrations. i pray YOU. @ most
excellent wife, cumber not yourself and
me To set q cur.ously rich dinner FOR this
man Or woman who have Just aIghted al
your gate. nor bed-chambar made
ready at too great a cost, these things.
Il they are DESTROYS of them. they can
set for a few shlIngs Ut any village
i'm; but rather let the stranger see II
he will In your looks. accents and be-
havior your heart and earnestncss. your
thought and VIII shat which he cannot
buy II any price. in ans city. and which
he may travel miles and dine snsrely-
ard sleep h1-aiy q behold Let rot the
emphasis u hospitality lle IN bed and
board bat TT t-lth and love and honor
and cour-esy fov in az volr deeds
Table Decorations.
These as wei as The house a6orumeuts. +
must be of s1ch nature rs wtlI inpa-t
the sense q warmth and cheer En-
q ,avor ID al the atmospher4 vlth TIE
Cnr.srmasy breath OF the pine trees AMI
sacA spicy o21rs as suggest she coed
tlirgs ~ lie CounteEacl ID every way f
sale sioem q tha co-d without, ibis /
scar We are thveatels5 vith q scarcity
- holy 5or oar y,iie--ide dec1 -ariens. +
IS hen Christmas sr5e--s axe 5l-i-1tt 20
os,-n We HsaE make sers FAIR substitutes .
W-tl the green crcfa papers Whi.E can
~ mace into E-r1- c-cse relres 1tati1ns .
" the material grs as az zucts ard .
loops o. aarrow scarlet Tibboa viii gve
tne dashes q coicr il lea q the holly
berries Red apples. essentially the /
Christmas fruis. polished uutn bright and f
glossy. and dark evergreen ferns, are
-asly eh-alne5 and make q rerp appro-
pirate and 5eaeufal Chrstnas cable de-
orstiens- Dcd shades fo- RE can5las
bows ~ red ard greer rftt1n red AID
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public system connects all the principal
rooms but works through central
switchboard in the executive Offices
The elevators. passenger and freighe.
work automatcany- When the Presi-
dent wants the elevator he presses the
button ana it comes 10 the aoor he is
on provided no one else IS using t.
Then he presses the button bearing the
uumber OF the foor d. wishes 10 50 10.
and away DE s7es The dumbwaiter
whch connects the Kitchen in The base
ucnt with the upper eoor works the
same way The dre-clarln system IS
sell-aCting. The simple breaking u
g1sss ~ convenient places through the
house sets q song scinr that can be
lsard al through The house. ara also
sounds 81 parate alarms throughout the
basement % summon the servants Az
immense tank under the roof IS kept
constantly Sled with water bv en- auto
matte device which starts the pump Is
soon as the water falls slightly below
the surface ana sto7s II when the tank
IS full
All through The hulliirE ara stations.
from which ,hc watch-uen must turn In
LIe
pci-ts are 80 FAR apart that there is
no chance for the Waterman to sir down
more than minute without being
caught II = An elaborate system of
electric bells runs from every room %
every section n The house 4 perfect
system OF ventilation Is maintained by
electric fans. In the pantry q The
state dining-room IS great electric
plate warmer with q capacity Of 500
plates x can be hated TO any one q
three temperatures. and by using an
che heat is is possible 20 cook with IL IL
case Of emergency. There are 500 in
csdescert lights q different sizes II The
building
The work OF installation OF the cleo
tricaI system vas begun july - and il
VII he completed jan Is It's total cost
VII be about sleet1
L Is estimated that 6.ooaoa0 turkeys are
required 70 furnish the Thankssivi-s
dinner tables each year. That means
over 5Do1e o. pounds OF meat. worth s.
500.oea OF this sum the smallest state
Rhode Island. receives the largest share
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
Eagle Table and Kitchen
Suggestions What to Eat
And How to Prepare Food.

These articles on the necessarily alb
S,rDlng topic Of food are carefully pre-
pared and based on knowledge OF chem
lstry as applied 70 cooking and practical
information derived from actual expert
ence.
First Eolume-COnducted by Ida AInes
Willis. Marquette Building. Chicago. 70
whom All Inquiries should be addressed
Al rights reserved by Banning Co.
Chicago.
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Pascs.

B. T J. writes.-Kindly publish
recipe for Pascs- a Russian cheese dish?
Take a quarter Of a pound Of any mid
grated cheese; add 10 Il half = cupful
each of sugor. stoned raisins and cream.
Place this mixture in a wooden bowl and
let it stand twenty-four hours. 10 slightly
ferment. Serve it in bouillon cups with
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Boston Brown Bread.

Miss n. G. writes:--Will you kindly
publish a recipe for Boston Brown Bread2
Take two and one-half cupfuls OF Corl-
meal. two cupfuls OF rye meal. one cuptUI
OF white -four. one cupful OF molass. ),
one pint OF milk, three teaspoonfuls OF
baking powder and one teaspoonfn CT
salt ScaId the corn meal with two cup
fuls Of boiling water. Mix all well To-
gether; pour into a mold and steam
three hours; then place in a moderate
oven for twenty minutes. Sour milk AID
baking soda may be used instead Of sweet
milk and baking powder Allow three
fourths OF a teaspoonful OF soda to a
pint of the milk
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MOST MODERN IN ELECTRICITY.
5I7-5Io-52I Vest Douglas

go. -. - $500 sse. @ eEeE sas
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INQUIRIES ANSWERED.

Miss T La r. H.-Your inquiry with
inclosed stamp will be answered by mail
nd name and address filed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
We JOYFUL CHRISTMAS DAY.

Blow. bugles of battle. the marches OF
peace
East. west. north and south let the long
quarrel cease.
Sing the song OF great Joy that the angels
began,
Sing Of glory 10 God and Of good will to
man!
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Jellied ORANGES.
YulrTide Cake.

Use any recipe for white fruit cake
which is not too rich. Cover it with a
boiled white frosting; arrange little red
Christmas candles in the form OF star
in the center OF the cake. Use tiny red
bonbons and sliced green citron TO form
border representing as near as posi-
bic a wreath of holly placed around the
edge OF the cake. Place a green face
paper dolly under the cake.
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began.
Sing Of glory 10 God and Of good viii to
man.
Most OF the long-establisfed important
--lerican holidays are significant only TO
those who can look back T. a long line
Of American ancestors who lived through
the events which gave occasion for these
especial celebrations. But Christmas is
humanity's broad day. The day when
every class of people in every land should
enjoy a good tome, should feel that the
spirit Of peace. good VIII toward men
extends TO even the least Ct them
Let the spirit Of love and good VIII
open the hands Of those who are blessed
with plenty and scatter bounty and bless
taes on every side. and let there be none
left 10 grieve alone on this day when
the very atmosphere seems breathing
joyousness and love
40 many. Christmastide brings little
but the memories Of happier days. But
in such homes let not the hearthstOne
srow cold or the heart Of The mistress
closed: for II home ties be broken. there
yet remains her kinship VIII humanity.
and 10 some Of these 1T least, she owes
obligations Of hospitality at thls season,
If at no other time.
Remember that Christmas is a day Of
giving JOY to others and il that giving
be done throush d spirit Of br0theriy
love. an unseldsh desire TO make oshers
happy. we viii find that IN the pleasure
Of doing we viii see the face Of happi-
ness, and pleasures that come unlocked
for are thrice welcome.
While Christmas day is one Of family
reunions its significance gives It a broad
er meaning than an occasion for mere
qualification in eating, drinking and en-
joying the companionship Of those most
near and dear TO Us. The day is mast
opportune for putting into practical work
ing the f-aniliar admonition-"Love thy
neighbor as myself" Not thy rich neigh
Dor. but the he 20 whose envious eyes
your lives are seeming Christmas al the
year round. If because your means are
limited you feel that it is no. incumbent
upon you 70 make a feast and bid h0m
10 it, better send him the turkey and
"fxins' as sacrifcial Offering on your
part and let him enjoy on this one day
OF the year not only the luxury Of a real
Christmas dinner in his own home. but
the knowledge that in one heart dwells
not only the spirit OF peace, good viii TO
all men. but brotherly love. one for an
other. that can so far efface all thought
OF self as TO forego the grauhcation of
this pvrt of the days pleasure. that less
brother may have this yearly
feast of JOY
With our Christmas remembrances 10
the poor, let US see TO il that the true
spirit of the day encirclss them round
about ike a loving benediction and no
of charity" that hated word
among the honest toAing poor. shall creep
In 10 jangle the sweet bells out of tune.
Remember that he 10 rudely fiings a
crust 10 a besgar has indeed. supplied
food for hungry body. but has robbed
both himself and the beggar Of what was
their due-himself the joy Of showing
forth the spirit CT Jesus and the beggar
that feeling of fellowship with God and
man that places him in the good tines
t4-at the spirit OF ths day should impart"
The Christmas Dinner.
Christmas dinner seems to be one OF the
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IN Merry oia England. famoas IS
Chris,r'2s keeping ccuat-g- ths boar
head has Seen replaced ~ roast hcef IN
rceafly ard row re american s1r-
key Is winning its Kay u the hish pace
on ire banquet boar1- n New Ensiaaa
.4e roast Eoose has reieEated 20 the past
"a former piece de resistance. ro2Sg p.E
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DIR. .LEEMAN'S
Medicine
The Greatest Remedies known
for the Liver, Lungs, Nerves
and KidneYs.

Chickasha. l. r. Nov Il. rag
This is 10 certify thai I was suffering with
indigestion. impure blood and other diseases.
and wss cured N few days BY the use Of DR..
Leeman's Family Hcdicines.-K E Renolds
Boilermaker.
chlckasha, L II L Nov. i2, 1900.
After suffering for more than 10 years with
stomach and liver troubles. aud after having
tried doctors and all kinds OF patent medicines
failed TO get any permanent relief until took
Dr.. Leeman Liver ard Kidney Medicines -
Robert King.
Typhoid Fever Cured in a Week
Chickasha. /. r.. Nov 1z, ieae
was down sick with typhoid fever for over
cured me in less tha a week with his Liver
Tonic ard Herb Oil Fo further Information
inquire at Mattox Boarding house-M l.. NIL
Ter. masuermechauic.
Chickasha, / r.. Dec. 1. 17oe.
We wish 70 say 10 those who suffer with
that after years Of suffering and spendfnr
hundreds Of dollars With no good results I
commen ed the use Of Dr.. Lee1nan's Family
Medicines ard after few weeks use my pains
we're gone. liver and kidneys actfvc constspa
tton IN inf OF ths past. ard feel like new
man p z. Frouenegger.
Chsekasha, r.. Nov. IL. saoe.
Your family medicines have done me more
good in The same length Of time than any other
remedies have ever taken. had been ailing
| for about two weeks, full Of malaria suffering
with my liver and kidneys and was Almost
past going AND With iou days use Of your
Hight, boilermaber.
CAIckasha. /. r.. Nov Il faos.
I was down with my back and kianey. suffer.
ing Intensely. having to get IN from four 70
nfc times nlght TO relieve my bladder
bought SOC bot tie Of Herooii and il cured rue
For Sale at the Drug Stores.
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Christmas il near and at the
Famous you find the largest
quantity, finest quality and lowest
prices ia handkeTchiefs ever be-
fore seen in Chickasha. This i
one department we are proud Of
and the ladies' that have seen our
line say we are justified in feeling
so. We have them on display
now. Come in early and make
your selection before the choicest
are picked out. Jackman s Lemon.
397 II
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Many of the sayings Of the
genius HOBO are said Ia q spirit Of
fun, Tin jessing guise, but if ye
are wise, ye know what the tests
are worth" There is many q
truth to be found in the dips of
The centFs figure in "A. Chicago
Tramp which viii be at the Wag-
ner opera house on Tuesday, Dec,
16.
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A cheap and comfortable way
to travel is in the personally con-
dncled weekly excursion tourist
cars to the Pacific coast. Through
from Memphis without change via
Rock Island system, Choctaw Ok
lahoma & Gulf r. r. and So. Pac.
route and Union Pacifie route.
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Wm.CamerOn&CO


Have the largest stock OF Lumber ard other
building materini ever shipped o the Indian
Territory. The quality of al our stun is the
best Of the grade Our Lumber Is all IN sheds.
perfectly dry, and our sheds constructed 50
that II is easy 10 load. We have plenty Of 81.
most everything In the building line. We carry
very large stock Of sash and doors. lime and
cement and there is hardly bin that We
cant MI.
Yard located South Of Early Hotel
corner Of Iowa and Third Sts.
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HOLIDAY RATES.

For the holidays, the Frisco Sys-
tenn will sell excursion tickets at
rate of one fare for the round trip
within adisiance Of 200 miles mini-
mum fifty cents. Dates of sale Dec.
54th, 25th, q Slst, 1903.
5. r Phillip, agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-13

For Christmas presents, nice
fur scarfs, new belts, fine hosiery,
lace stripes IN Isle and silk opera
shawls. fascinators, gloves, etc
The Famous, Jackman 8 Lemon
S07 *
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NOTICE

The regular annual meeting Of
the shareholders of the First Ma
tional Bank, of Chickasha, l. t.,
will be heldat it's banking rooms on
tuesday, Januaay l5. 1908.
div H. B johnson, cashier.