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The Washington times., 1902-02-09
Eignr-l OF n Dream.

Milwaukee Sentinel-There Is no Miss
Stone no brigands, no ransom. Some
dime novelist is hitting a pipe.
The Washington times., 1902-02-09
High Tribute to senator knute
Nelson.

High Tribute to senator knute
Nelson.
THE people of Minnesota said Judge
G. ID. Emery. a prominent attorney of
Minneapolis. at the Fairfax, swear by
the Little Norwegian as they affection
ately style their senior Senator, Hon.
knute Nelson. Some friend made a play
of words when he referred to the fact
that Nelson came to the United States on
an immigrant ship, but that he would be
sent to Washington on Sens torship.
I'm his last campaign, he was elected
by a practically unanimous vote. He is
of the best type of modern craftsmanship.
l do not believe there is a man in the
nation that has strong hold on the af-
fections of the common people. His hon
esty is of that rugged type that lifts him
even above the suspicion of wrong doing,
and his soul is engrossed with the single
purpose of faithful performance of duty"
The Washington times., 1902-02-09
Nothing Doing.

AS was expected, nothing was done. the
whole conference ending in the pair join
ing hands and drinking to each others
health. ice Egan, business manager Of
Jeffries, was also present.
Jeffries first told Fitzsimmons that he
wanted to make match. winner take all.
TO this the Cornishman turned deaf
ear. Then he proposed 70 and % per
cent of the gate. which was also rejected.
iii give you the last chance for a
fight pursued the boilermaker. TN
split i, so and 40 with you"
Bob answered that there must be an
equal division. and that if Jeffries would
consent to this arrangement he would be
satisfied to let the winner take all in
profits of picture privileges. This was
not satisfactory to Jeffries and the meet
ing ended
The Washington times., 1902-02-09
Creek Governor Opposes India
Statehood.

The Governor of the Creek Indians, Cen
eral Porter. is a guest Of the National.
Were it not for his complexion, which
has the copper tint of his tribe, he would
be readily taken for a prosperous Southern
planter. He speaks excellent English, and
can tell capital story.
81 think" said the general. that it is
best to postpone the question of statehood,
go far as the Indian Territory is concerned.
1t is premature, and l know that the feel
ing with the Creeks is that it is better to
let the matter rest for while. Statehood
will come eventually, but We are not ripe
for it at present"
The Washington times., 1902-02-09
Fighters MEET,
TALK and DRINK
Fitz and Jeffries Fail to Come
to Terms.
Cornfshman Demands That the Cali
fOrnian Agree to Split
the Purse.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Jim Jeffries and
Bob Fitzsimmons had an impromptu talk
this afternoon. 1t was the first time the
rivals met face to face since their mem
orable battle at Coney Island. over two
years ago.
The confab, which was arranged by
Percy Williams. manager of Fitzsiinmons,
took place in the business office of lbs
Orpheum Theatre, Brooklyn, and was fo-
the purpose of bringing about match
between the two big men.
The Washington times., 1902-02-09
Florida Hopes for Oil and Gas.

Hon. z. B. Bailey, of Monticello, one
of the leading Democrats cf Florida. stood
! in the lobby of the National, conversfng
! with Col. Samuel DoRelson. of Tennessee.
The gentlemen are cousins; their ma
teInal grandfather was Governor Branch,
who was Chief Executive both OF Florida
and Tennessee. and who was Secretary Of
War in the Cabinet OF President Andrew
Jackson.
Mr.. Bailey was in the State Senate
when Senator Mallory was elected, and
he expects to vote for him again for the
place he now occupies. He did more than
all the rest of the opponents of Mr.. Pasco
to keep that gentleman from further
service in the United States Senate.
Il think at no distant day." he remark
| ed to a reporter for The Times, that
| there will be great discoveries of oil
and natural gas in my section of Florida.
There are places on my plantation where
| the gas comes out of the ground in such
| volume that it can be readily ignited. 1t
will be a great thing for the State if we
| can develop enough for manufacturing
| purposes. Florida is extremely backward,
industrially, and although it produces a
| great deal of cotton, there is not single
| cotton mill in the State"
The Washington times., 1902-02-09

For hundreds slain by poisons tens
of thousands die OF nnwholesome
milk. Chemist and Druggist.
For people in cities to give TO chill
dren or persons In impaired health
RAW MILK is improvidenCe brought
to the point of a crime.
SCALD YOUR MILK
II will not affect it's digestibility, and
may prevent an attack of
SCARLET FEVER,
DIPHTHERIA,
TYPHOID, or other
ENTERIC TROUBLES
After scalding, keep cool and covered
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS.
We favor a stringent law prohibiting
the sale or use of any CREAM not pas
teurized.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
II; INCREDIBLE vERDAD III

Tn yerdadera astar bien e dinero
valor super oDesos oro de ley garanzad Us
espen1idos brantes,
mas valor Dor expleado hmpza los verddo
perfssta mltaci6n
gngrn m \ A@zS dstinga br-
ans exa los Lea Exposition de Paris
lO
nuv gueso cabaero ante muy grues
dollars m blantes 10 dollars Ano para sonora
10 1lante orueso senota ldem
dollars Penoentes para bsn lo dollars Pendns
laa Penoenes
dero rege Mdaas de Icy con la ngle De POrsin
esmate de Fl0rencia brlantss anefcanos @ "a ~ t @ na @
gasto correo en- caas cslncad de-
clarada mercanca para . dc Puerto Rtco
NO 40 nng1n pedldo venga acompanado de
:. bes del Baneo cer6ada, valor dearado b
yenldo efectuar e pago
medde dc los an1uos toR&ado ho del
dedo.
conceda repEeaentacones
mnesras Gratis e Cataogo lusado
Drgle preaentants unlco de Ia soeaad Orc B
lanes. 80 ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

soy Ell vengador por exeelencia.
sQue quereis hacerS
,-Amo mi primo J qtliero ca
sarme con 81.
Para este es precise que ls
marquesa muera.
>-Lo sc y NADIA serfa mas facil:
tengo esclavos que con una pala-
bra mia irfan a dsr de pufaladas q
mi rival. pero muerta esta la anna.
RIA el adn, y 20 no quiero que Ia
anne.
s-GQue darfais : Ia preigun1e,-
a. que allanase todos estl3s obst&.
culos, suprimiese q Ia marquesa
consiguiese que vuestro primo oa
amaseP
Todo 10 que quisiese.
S-Pues bieD, Ia die, - al dfa
en- que seals marquesa do Van Hop
y esposs amada, me darsis cinco
millones.
9-SY habr& muertoP
DE muerte violenta.
2-gMueraa Y olvidadap
&-Muerta y desprecIada por
aauel que Ia habfs amadf,.
9Fij0 en- nlf su ardfente, mirada,
pareciendo querer leer hasta el
fondo de mi pensamiento.
s-Decfs, - dijo lentalnente,
que morira de muerte violenta.
S-Sf.
s-sQuiea 10 matara7
>-Su pt e,io esposo.
sLa indiana lanzo IN grito de
algeria.
,-lOhI ezclam6, = stlera POSI-
BILE?
>-Todo es possible en Paris cuan.
do 20 estoy allf, sefora.
9--Pero en- dn.....
s-iAhl = die. -squer,iis sabers
Es inGtil. OS basta sater cue de
aquf IN af1o, Ia marqnesa ser&
asesinada p0r 81 propitl marido.
que IL maldecir&, y que dos meses
despues os casarsis c0a vuestro
primo, que pasar6 ell ro.to de sus
dfas, adorandoOs de rcdiIlas.
sSe levant5, fae hacisI un mus-
blecito coiocado en el ,.ondo del
gablnete, y 10 snfio. Era ma espe'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

-Te he dicho TODD 10 que podfa
decirte por Ell molnsnto.
No es por La marQuesa, porque
adivino vagamentel Ell drama terri.
BILE que preparaia, colocARdoos en-
el lugar de la casualidad. Pero ~
La sefIora de Malassis?
ESQ, contest6 ell baronet,-
sera Tn episodio lie nuestra acci6r
en- ese drama terrible, como sc di-
ce. I'm apariencla, In sefYora de
Malassis no tiene NADIA que yer con
la marquesa de Van Hop, pero en-
realidad estan cogldas de la mano.
-lC0mol pregunt6 Rocambole.
Ell marques Gle Van Hop es
conocido del duQue de Chateau
Mailly.
Rs su hanquisro mo es este?
Desde luegcl. Despues So en-
cuentra muy liscnjeade en- So call.
dad de extrauierIo por haber podfdc
presentar q sn esp0sa en- el barrio
de Saint Germain,, del que Ell du.
cue es uno de les personaies mas
induyentes.
-Pero lla sefI,rR de Malassis7.
LA sefiora asl Malassis es la
querida del duQlie.
-Lo Sc.
-El duque se cssara con ella, 81
Sc Is dsia, y desiheredara gu so-
brlno.
-STsneis tai yez interes por el
s1brinos
No; pero esiie abandonara qui-
nientos mil frances de In succession,
ai su ito muere de spoplegfs full.
minante.
Quinientos mil frances no sen
einco millones. la Indiana e. mas
ganerosa.
- Es incontestahle. Pero hay
muchas razonesl para meteTnos de
cabeza en- los dos nsgocios.
-iAhl diio Rncamhole cen cu.
rioSidad.
Desde luegl,. repnso el bsro~
nets-el marques de Van Hop y
su esposa tgnorREl completaments
40 que naturals.as aon les relscio-
nes dc IL sefsorsI Dc Malassis y del
anclano dnque. lPeEo santn que I'll
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

Gle de secrster, del que sac6 una
plumo y papel y en- este escribio
rapldamente.
a-Aquf telaeis, = me dijo, alar-
g&ndome dos lfneas, = dinero para
entrar en- caulpafia.
,Dirigf una raipida mirada al
papel que me enttegaba y lef:
sBono por la suma de quinientan
,mll libras de Francia, pagaderas
,por el sefior de Morton, mi ban-
,quero en- Londres. DAT Natha
.de Var Hops
DLa indiana hacfa bien las cosas.
Sin tenor podfa ponerse uno sll
seTvicio. Dsspues de este escribi'5
IN nuevo bono. zero este en- forma
de letrs de cambl0.
IA la pressntacion de IL presense
pagara nj poItsdor la suma Gle cinco
millones - Daf Natha, marc Mesa
de Van Hop
S-Pondreia In fecha, me dijo, -
el dfa do mi casamiento, porque
hasta entonces ro tendr& yalor al-
guno esta documento.
;b-,SeffOra, la die, maf5ana
partO para Paris, en- donde oil mar
au6a de Van Hop pssa los invisr-
nos. No oa ocupeis de mi, tened
paciencia lie en- mis- promesas. ssi
m ola fecihfs una carta sin Erma,
con el timbre de Ia adnainlstraci6n
de Bougival cerca de Paris. en- que
% llame. aclldid apriss. Me sepaIe
de Ia Indiana y dos dfas despa,ss
estAbarnos navegando en- alta mar.,
x. -- piegunt6 Rocanabole, -
shahsis yisti,, tfn, Dali Nathas
@Ayer, = respDndio oil bsronet.
-sEssA Ell Parfsg
-Desde ilos dfas. ETA aguar.
dslnilo i.
Una sonrlsa 30 desliz0 por los
labios d. sir Guillermo, Rocarn.
helle conprandt6 que In marquesa
dfi Varl HoI, easaba condt nada .
muerGel por el precio de cinco NIL
llnnes uulnllsntoa mil frances. III
baronet toll6 el caf6 . sorhitca
ellcendi6 I'd tercer cigarro.
-Ifo, ma palahra adn. 81 rne
Akceis u favor, dijo Ropambole.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

comparaciones literartas, conciuir6
20 tn metafora y te dire que con
frecuencta hay TODD IN poema
cambiado una simple mirada. Ape.
mas la hube mtrado, comprendf que
habia todo I'm drama en- aquella
existencia llevada al gran trote y
Ia Diamond, , por su parte pre-
sinti6, en- Ia mtrada ardiente que Ia
dirigf, que tai vex era 20 Ell hombre
cue ella buscaba. Di6 una orden,
obedeciendo una repentina inspi-
racion y el coche Sc detuvo.
&Por mi psrte, una extraf1a fas-
ctnacion me arrRstr0 hscia aquel
coche y la mire, filando en- ella ess
fria Investigators mirada que ga
conoces y que penetra hasta el fon'
do del alma.
s-sQue buscaisq : Ia pregunte.
D-Un hombre fuerte, me res
pondto con I'M acento en- que sc
traslucfsn como en- incubact6n tenn.
pestades de coraje largo tempo
reprimidas.
p-Estais loca de amor, Ia die,
y ysentis en- Ell alma Ia ardiente e6-
lea ID una tigre d Ia que han ro-
bado ell mach0.
D-Sf, me respondi6, - odio &
muerte.
LA venganZa cllests cara
1-TeDgo veinte mill0nes, me
respondi0 frfamente.
1No escuche mas y subj al coche,
sentandome O su lRdo. Hizo una
sefial y el coo1e arranc6 saliendo
nj gran trote y no sIe detuvo hasta
La ver1a de una villa pequefia, 70.
deada de 6rboles y sltuada fuera de
In ciudad. Como era natural, baje
ell pTimero Y la ofreti 10 mano. Me
conduio q In hahatlRci6n mas reti-
ra0a de Ia villa, 50 elncerr6 conmigo
me hixo sentar sl1 lado sobre an
sofa y me cont0 In historic que ys
conoces.
mo os he visto iam6s. me
diio, v no 81 quieln sois nj de que
pals vents, pero he lefdo en- vues
tros oios que aois al que 20 buscaba
para lograr mi venGTanza.
e- Teneis rRr0nv Y In respond, ,--
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24
HHWKINS & MILLER
REAL ESTATE
Here are a few good ones.

Here are few good ones.
A good valley claim to trade fol
price, 2 miles from Chickasha.
Washita valley farm two miles
from R. R. Station.
30 foot front with two room
house, two blocks from post Of
fee. $500.
90 foot front with two room
house four blocks from post of
fee. $3.50.
A good residence on South Hill.
20 foot lot, good location, well
improved.
20 foot front six room house,
one block from Rock Island shops,
S1250.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24

A remark is often heard that
Chickasha is one of the quietesi
head Of police news. The state
ment, in great measure. is cor.
rect, and the cause is not hard to
find.
The city has an excellent police
department that is ever on the
alert. Some OF its officials are
men OF long experience in police
work and who have become widely
acquainted with the criminal class
OF the southwest. Every train
that enters the city is closely
watched and il suspicious charac
ters arrive they are given lust
enough time to start somewhere |
else. If any such temporarily es
capes the vigiIant eye of the Off
Ger his presence soon becomes
known and his movements are
watched until sufficient evidence
is collected to warrant giving him
the hot foot, or his arrest. Night
prowlers are given special atten
tion and there are few strangers of
that class who are not under con
stant surveillance.
1t may not be the theory of the t
police but it would seem that they e
work on the plan that it is easier
to keep criminals out of town than
i is to take care of them after :
hey get in. The police records =
md the mayos's docket may not
'how great amount of work done
y the officers but peaceand order
Prevails and that is what people
ndge the del artment by. 9,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24
you CAN BUILD

a home IN a few days but YOU
cant grow an orchard in less than
tnree years, 80 now is the time to
Duy yonr fruit trees and shrub
berry. For the next sixty days We
wlli make special prices on every
thing In that line. Either see me
or call at room IA Griffin building
oyerstreet & Sons will take vonT
orders and viii handle the Enid
NURSERY stock. We guarantee
every one Of our trees 10 be first 1
CLASS NJ. @, Roberts.
y General Agent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24
75dol

: 70 dol.
Block 21-W D Garner lot l
IS dol; A J cheney ?, 3, 4, 13 Dc
lu0l. each.
Block 22-Jas. McMasters lot Il
l76 I6, l76 and Il, 100 dolls. q
Is Smith Is, 80 dol.
Block 23-L Root lot 5. So dol.
7apd 8 passed. J A Darnell lots
Is to 25 at SO dol. each. CIV
tedtf's 26 to 2s, AZ del each,
Block Maud KfIIion lot
49i Is, 20 dol. 10 and 20 passed.
2 II sypert 2l and %. 3 dol. each.
%, - dol.
Block 25-9 passed.
Block 26-B B Bridges lot 5
I25 dol
Block 25-J D Bridges, lot II.
I5o dol.
Block 29-Jas McMasters, LOT 9.
l8 dol.
Block 33-ohas Babbitt lot II.
30 dol T II Hoover 1s. 10 and /
20, Z dol. each; II P stump 21. Z
% dol.
Block 34-1 to IA passed.
Block 35-w II willins lot IS.
10 dol. 10, p, W E cecil 20, so
ioi; j. W Norris 2l, 90 dol; JP
Kelsey %, 120 dol; JE Turner %.
26i + y Pambiu "a, 145 dol.
Block So. L Root lot 2, SO dol,
2, i5l dol. Jas McMasters 22.
90 dol.
Block 81. Mrs. corbett lot
30 dol.
Block 80. A c Mckay lot
p dol Z K walton G, 5s5 dol. ssl
Block Al. Lot 6 passed. IL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24

A CRATER at Ardmore is said to
have sold some lots, claiming that
ne was a townsite commissioner.
poeketed the money and then
skipped, We do not believe there
isanyone in Chickasha easy enough
TO be deceived in that way, but a
teaspoonful of wsrning may save
a bucketful of swears.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24

The latest effect Of republican
protection is the formation of a
seven million d llsr trust among
the stogle and cheap cigar facto-
ries. There should be some plans
laid for the protection Of the
smokers Of some of the stuff used
hereabouts for the righteous will
some day rise up in smiting
mood.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24
rrnredr o,er Mearlns : Ha..

Ponca City, Ok, July 23.-At a
dance here Joe schumalSe, a cowbay,
shot and killed Ochan Lessert, a quar-
4ar-hload nsage Indian. Ilessert was
make objected TO Lessert wearing his
hat in the dance hall and Lesert re-
taliated by knocking him down. After
shooting Lessert, schumake stood
the crowd of with his revolver and
escaped.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24

The Purcell Register says the
Chickasha Express is disposed TO
take fall out of the Register on
the statehood question, and then
for want of argument indulges il
some airy persihage Of a personal
character, meanwhile patiing it.
self upon the back on account Of
its seltrasserted solidity with the
people of Purcell.
The Express valves hearing
upon the itineracy of its editor or
his need of kindergarten instruc-
tion in statehccd matters, but
rises to remark that the sage OF
Purcell has explained the pathetic
ennui and air of has-been-nessthat
characterizes that town.
1t stands solidly with the Reg
lister.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24

CITY OFFICERS
Mayor-R + Scohern.
Police Judee--H l. Grigsby.
Attorney-Alger Melton.
Chief OF Police, d L Hopkins.
Clerk and Assessor w T Cloud,
Treasurer-w M Edwards.
ALDERMEN
lst ward--B Smith. Webb Hendrix,
End ward f Fletcher. W A Ferguson
srd ward-w W whiteman, d f Yeoman
4th ward Frank Brown, W II Bright,
COMMITTEES,
Street and Ailey-Frank Brown. ID. +. Yeoman
W. A. Ferguson q. P. Smith.
FINANCE
Webb hendrix, W. W. whitemaa, w II. Brizh
+ $ Fletcher Webb Hendrix. B p smith.
ORDNANCE.
W. A Ferguson, e S, Fletcher. n P. smith.
PoLfOR-
B smith. Frank nrown. D E Yeoman.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
" " whiteman, Webb Hendrix. VIII Brigh,
WATER WORKS.
rank Brown, Fletcher, webb hendrix.
AUDITING.
P smith d Yeoman, W A Ferguson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24
PRICES ARE HIGH.
The Lot Sale Yesterday Indicates
Boom For Chiekasha.
Purchasers Lose No Time
Spirited Bidding on All Tracts in
Good Location.

The sale Of vacant lots began
yesterday about 10 clock and
progressed rapidly an day. The
commission visited each lot and
was followed bv a large crowd Of
buyers, Very few really desirable
lots were sold before noon, but
the prices brought are conceded
to be very good inaeed- Chairman
Hehy apnouncad the terms Of saie
to be ten per cent. cash, fifteen
per cent. 10 ten days and the re-
mainder inthree annua payments.
Most Of the lots sold yesterday
sre IN The exreme northern part
of the city.
The following list gives The
block, number Of lot, lbe Dur-
chaser's name ana the price for
which sold
Lot ] ii block la 25 foot lot
was sold to q. Il. syperl for $50.
Lot 2 in block brought s26
bought by Martin spakties. Lot
s in block ? s15, I. N. Rahn. Mr..
Rahn also bought lots 10, IL. II,
IS at $40 each. NJ. ID. Garner
got lot Ia Mock 2 for 1885, Lot
10 block ), 100 feet went 20 II L.
Jarboe for $50. Mr. Jarboe also
bought lot is for $50, lot II for
slI5 lot 10 block ss5. Lot Is
in block vent 70 n q Mckay
at 500
L. N. Rain GOT lots 2, 3 and A,
20 feet lots, block for s145.
Lot 5 went to r Mobley al ESQ.
0. George got lot 6 at $40 and II
T. }aBs99s lei 3 at 5 aSt aisStos L2A y : 2s5 6
lot 7 same parties al s27. lot
? TO V Dualiam at $40. Lot is
0 W II Willins at $50, ard lot ifli
t $50 j,all % foot lots.
Lot IA in block 5 went TO Emma z
lcRae at ss7. Lot Is block 5 10 /
II Jsifries COR sos. Lot N I
lock 6 TO Y Danham $50. Lot
block 8 $40 TO HI stabbs. Lot q
, block 8 at s6s to CLAY Donovan. .
OF II block 8 at s55 to 3 n ..
ayne. Lot IS block s. 02 dol 10
Q Quigley. Lot % block s
I'D to Q ooaman for sixty-two Iz
'llars. Lot % to Marearaette
at ss6. Lot 81 to same Is
Ir'y 80, al 25 feet lois. Lot
ock 9 es5 20 WI wadswortb. 4s
rs. wadswQiih bought lots Q.
., s for s243. lots Is, l9. 90 ae
Went to G George loi 46. LOT On
to Rogers Al csrn,t,.h.ai ..A.-
ti9 bloek q sto s q vi' y
IS 2, 4, 8 70 J b kelsey $50.
8 block 10 went for ga.
Is II and - block s brought
q; an 25 feet lots. ",
), I s9s 4, pouza'o u block i2o
i - = 2af' go' lot 10 4
90 ~ ~, 70, a'7o TOOK 20, i2,
II + -'' ~ io1 ss'' Lot 500
- sso 'oun ny Ar b
49, ''ae parry got 100
~, : 90 y q' q 'o' az ss5 B
so,s =. ~ . oioek ls 230
Z mol \ .''''.sf 'oF si29. Bl
10 -. ,e 'Han al sl}0
"i' - Hafas y
-os,.rs $50 70 70 james
M ~ .8'ss aashes
= st X. an 'Ae
;o,.l f.,.. -.s- = 'nfee
~. ~ 'ss1'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24


Al Chicknsha- Begins Monday September
y 1902. and Monday. February l6 1908, and
continues IN session two weeks.
At Ryan-Begins Monday October 49, 1902
and Monday. March g. 1903 and continues IN
sess on ten days.
At Purccl-Begins Thursday. october 23
1902 and Thursday. , arch ", 1908, and con
tiuues for ten days,
A. 'aGls Valley-Begins Monday. November
3, l9o2, and Monday. March 20, 1908, and con
tinues for six weeks
Al Ardmore Monday, December IS, 10 and
Mono~y, May 4. 1908 and continues for eight
weeks or longer.
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For SaIe-On Block 1888. on
West Hill, one 6 room frame house
located on hundred foot lot with
large barn including buggy house,
stable, granary and hay loft. also
a well lined storm cave, chicken
house, good walled we'll, bearing
orchard, grape vines; yard fenced
with good hedge fence. Inquire
at this Office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24

London, July 23.-The Cunard line
steamer Saxonia sailing from Liver
pool for Boston Tuesday, has a wire
less telegram for Clarence II. Mae
kay, sou Of the late John w. Nae
kay, who sailed from New York sat
urday, July 10. The Saxonia hopes
to communicate with the Campania
Wednesday or Thursday.
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THE OKLAHOMA IMPROVEMENT CO.


hili buy you a Lot and build vou
9 home on it, on the small month
y payment plan. You pav no
interest. Write to as. Chicka-
sha Office. room 10 Griffin build
- I'm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24
Bath Tubs. Water Services
Of All Kinds and Plumbing.
AIIlgaSf & { HlIIRgSRR8lFih
Want OoIdnnp


FOR REnvE,
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: For rent-Ofiice in rear of Chick
asaw Trust company, suitable for
real estate Office Apply at the
Chickasha Trust company. tt
For Rent-Five room cottage
only 4 blocks from Post Ohlce on
North Sd. Best well of water in
city Enquire ollice-J. O. Robb
Grain Company. tt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24

TEnns o TaH .. 5. o0gaT g0a YrAa I00s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24

One three room box house on
West hill located on 70 foot lot.
Inquire at this office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24

A remark is often heard that
Ohlckasha is one of the quietest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-24

Block 21-W d Garner lot l..
Is dol; A J cheney 2, 3, 4, l3 do