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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-14
Los judios anerlcanOs
en- Russia.
FL PreSidente Roosevelt :
tOma CartaS en- Ell aSuntO.
LOS SEMITAS EN- UN GRAN
APURO, PONEN EN- JUE-
GO SUS MUCHAS IN
FLUENCIAS.

Nueva York 2 de Julio. o.-Hace
"a algda tempo que se habls en- Ia
prensa de las dificnltades que pone
Ell gobierno de Russia los judios
americAnos que desembsrcaa en- o.
quel pals, dandose el case de que no
son admitidos por virtud de cierta
ley que excluye de territorio ruso &
todo indiv1 iuo de aquella raza.
Esta question fue hoy discutida
en- Washington por el Presidente
Roosevelt con algunos iudios neoyor
quinos de nots, quienes pasaron 6 10
capital nacional con este objeto.
La delegation Sc componfs de
indiyiduos, & los cuales So unio en-
Washington otro de su rszh q. tiene
dice la cr6nica, bAstante inf aencia
politics en el pals
81 Presidente ofreci6 llevar Ell
asupto a Ia atencion del Secretario
de Estgdo Mr.. Hay. "a
Lo cierto es que 81 Department
to de Estado va antes de ahora ha es
tado n communication con las autori
dades rusas con references q este
asunto, pero sus gestiones han fra
casado completamente. ~El gobierno
d. CzAr ha racibido con extremada
cortes1a lsscomunicaciones del de los
Estados Unidos, pero NADIA ha pro-
metido, porque cualquiera concession
que se hsga a este rsfs ser6 justa-
mente reclam&dR por los demas que
cuentan en- su seno, como cindada-
nos, numerOsos individuos de To- ra-
IN hebrea.
Lss nuevAs gestionss de M.
Roosevelt es possible que fracasen
tambien, seg6n todas las probabili-
dadss.
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Agencia en- San Juan-Calle Allen NUM- 70.
Agencia en- Guayama-Hotel Frances.
Telefono-804
NOTA:-Los precios de ida vuelta son con-
vencionales.
OTRA- Los peddos deberan hacerse direc
tamente la Agencia.
8. 9O-l Ell PROPIETARIO,
Carlos H. BlOndet.
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So De buen humor tieres tus
compAH1eros de tresillo!-le dijo 6s-
to.
Me allegro de encontrarte!,
contest6 Ataquines cogienio por un
brazo q su amigo, Dime. &c mo.
ces til an muchAcho, soci de- ca
sino, que Sc Hama Leopoldo Vela-
yes?
-Mucho que le conc eco, pero
rnas a1n & su paire eu cuya compa'
MS he reAljz sdo a]gunos negociCs de
gran importAnci&. En- cuanto Leo
poldo. solo to dire que es hijo 1nico
y que heredsr& una millonada.
-iDiablo! lDe .verEsr
Como que su padre pa -~o de
los primeros Accionistas : B@nco
de Espsfa....
NO me digas mas.
Y el veterano militar vo' vic por
tercerA veZ a su casa para sustituir
IL segunda epfstola por ests otrs:
sDistir guido jovep: En- vez de
estropeAr ell forro de mi sombrero
con esquelitas & Angeles, spor que
no SO bace listed presentsr en- mi
casa, donde tendre sumo gusto en-
recibirle! Suyo sfectfsimo, H A p
A Ia puerta del despacho le
aguArdaba Angeles, que le dio an
beso, y le diio liorAndo & lSgrima vi
va.
-iPspi, te iuro que 81 le pagas
& Poldlu. j. me meto q monis!
Cuando oor fin! ent:6 Ell gene
raj en- In sala del tfesillo eran va las
seis, y encontro su puesto ocupado
por un wen que SO levant6 cortes
mente 81 verle entcar.
Uro de los tresillistas hizo Ia
presentation: D. Leopoldo Veiayos.
Ell general Atsquines; y adsdio lue
go:
Como tArdaba usted tsuto, es.
te joven que es uno de los mas as1-
duos mirones de nuestra partida, ha
tenido Ia bondad de sustituirle.
El general Sc descubri6 , a]sr-
gando 81 sombrero al novio de An
geles, le dijo con no poca admira'
cion de los presente>'
Para que mi hiia no SO meta
monja hagame el favor de po-
ner este sombrero en- aquella per-
chs,
RAM1RO BLANCO.
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que las muchss recepciones y fiestas
de caracter social que Sc le prepa
ran.
El Senador Warren desea que 81
presidente h'gA una excursion por
Wyoming en- forms original. @ aiere
htcsrle entrar en- SD e! ,do por fe-
rrocarril, y una vez en- Ia frontera,
&bandod&r ell tren para montAr cabAl
gaduras escogidss y prcseguir ell via
je por el estado.
El Presidente cono3e palmo &
pslmo ell terreno donde Sc proyecta
ell famoso paseo, porque sll1 pas6
largo tempo en- una rauchaf1a donde
Sc hizo copsum&do jinete:
La ,vacsci6n de vezano de Mr..
Roosevelt empieza el custEo de Ju.
lio, y celebrar& ell aniversario de IL
Independents en- P ttsburg (Pensil-
vAnia) para don6e saldrA el dia 8
Si para entonces ha tsrminado sus Sc
stones ell Congreso, Mr. Roo sevelt
saldra de Pittsburg directamente pa
ra Oyster Bay
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-14

de buen humor tieres 4 tus
de tresillo!-le dijo es-
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ROOSEVELT
COMO GINETE,
Glen millaS a CaballO.
FL estado de Wyoming
recorrido en- forma
original.

Nueva York 90 de Jupio. Cireu
Ia por la prensa Ia noticis de que ell
Presidente Roosevelt tiene en- pro-
yecto i'm psseo cabal'o por sobre
una extension de 100 millas trAves
de tarrenos pintorescos y casi vfrge
nes de Wyoming.
La idea procede del Ssnsdor
Warren, como parte de 10 excursion
que ell Presidente tiene en- proyecto
para el otof1o, y no hAy que lie cir que
Mr. Roosevelt 10 acogio con gran en-
tusiasmo.
En- efecto. Sc dice que el proyec
tRdo pEseo & cabsllo de Glen miilas le
tiene mas pensativo y preocupado
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AQQieliltereSe!

En- los abundantes pastos de
malojilla que contienen los terrenos
conocidos por Ia depominsci6r de
<LA VEGA DE DON LORENZO
LEZCANOs sltuados en- ell barrio
de IL Csrrera de este termino, Sc
admite & Guido ganado caballar por
L. suma de tres dollars mensuales.
El Guido es esmerado, y para
evitar las sustracciones Sc vigila en-
10 vega todas las noches.
Dirijirss don Andres Paz Ur-
daz, quien reside en- Ia miama dnca
= quien offece en- venta, por precio
m6dico, ocho vacas hermosas que
dan leche en- ebundancia.
Arecibo Mayo 1902.
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Aviiso

A los Suscritores de acciones
de Ia Association Popular Coopera'
tvs de Construction. Ahorros y
Prestamos de Pnerto Rico.
So suplica todos que se acer'
q1en q 10 Odcina de IL Asociaci6o,
calle de Tetnan n1mero /, para pa
gar ell plazo de Julio y recibir 10 IL
breta y certificado.
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Una COmpa1fa
putrtOrriQueaa en- formation.
Las aCcioneS seran COtizadaS
con Segura demanda.
DEBEN FOMENTAR ARSE Y PRO.
TEGERSE LAS INDUSTRIAS
DEL PALS.

Sc trsta de estAb .ecer en- esta IS
IL una compaf1fa para IL msnufsctu
ra de fo foros. Sc refundirkn en-
una todss las fAbricas existentes en-
ell pals, algunas de las cuales no ira
haian hoy por L. completeness que en-
tre ellss existia.
Sc formala dichs sociedad por
acciones que SO colocar&n entire el CO
mercio de toda Is Isls, dejando algu.
mas para los particulares.
E capital social ser& importsn-
ta y en- las condolences que se estsble
ce el negocio sera ciertamente muy
productive pesar de lss import&-
clones.
So emplear6n muchos obreros
del pals, dando tambi6n ocupsci6n
& mugeres y nif1os.
Nosotros estimamos que debe
protegsrse esta iniciativa, no solo
como fuente de riquezs para los tene
dores de acciones sino por las~nume'
rosas familias que han de vfvir con
dicha iudustria.
Tsniendo como tsuemOB tantos
ela~ent@s en- el psfs, dsoemos hacer
aquf cuanto Sc pueds, no solo por @
Dlen ps.rVl> 4i@r, sino por 81 general
de toja 10 Ills, que ne,esita indus
trias que sean verdsderas fuentes de
rique zas donde puedar trabajar nues
tros obraros, saeudienoo de una vez,
la tutela que la nece ,idad y 10 jndife-
rencia nos impone, importando del
extrAngero 10 que podemos hacer en-
casa.
De sarrollAda es5a inlustrie has.
ta donde debe, segaramente ser& IN
est1mulo para que Sc formen otras;
por esa rkz6n nosotros apoyamos de-
cididamentente la formation de la
compas1ia de f6sforos.
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EN ESTA IMPREN Ia Sc dar&
calocaci61 & dos chicos appendices
aua sapsn conponer y distribuir.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-02-13
MISHICOI.

Peter Scheuer has been confined to his
home the past few days by sickness
Mrs Dartelme, an old and respected
citizen of Manitowoc Co. for many
years, died at the home of her son at
Kings Bridge last Wednesday, and was
buried Saturday at Cooperstown.
There are Several cases Of small pox
at Tisch Mills.
Mary Cars still holds the position in
Yogi Bros. store, made vacant by Miss
Chervrosky's Illness.
Ed. LAM called on his best girl Sun
/ day.
George Cootway shook hands with
Mishicot friends Sunday.
Dr. Currans of Two Rivers drove up in
answer to a professional call last We'd
nesday.
Sam Roulier is negotiating to buy Il
| farm.
Otto Schmidt now holds the ribbons
over fine team Of white horses which
he purchased a few days ago for S245 CO..
The recent cold snap made IN impress
! sion on those who had strong inclinati1ns
to emigrate to a milder climate.
Mishicot now boasts Of two pairs of
twin girls
{ George Terens returned to his studies
at the Manitowoc business college, Sun
day.
Quite number of Mishicot people at
tended the dance at Shoto Sunday even
/ ing.
Mrs. Schultz and Mrs. Coushian are
reported as somewhat improving in
health
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LIBERTY.

Some of our good people think that the
cold weather is gone It's about time.
Quite number of our Young folks
attended the Ball in Osman, last Friday
night in spite Of the cold.
Mr.. Jas. Barne, Of Cato visited at his
home all Of last week.
Miss Margaret Carberry Of Coopers-
town is visiting with friends and rela.
tives here and also in Osman.
Mr. George F. CAREY who has been
visiting his parents here, leftfor Wenth,
rop Harbor H. on Monday last.
That dreaded disease Small pox has
become acquainted with some families
in the northern part Of this town Hope
It wont come any farther
Miss S Idle Dunbar who has been teach
ing the ST. Nazians school has left for
her home in Milwaukee
Mr. D. H. Stewart and Jas Sullivan
Of Osman, went TO Manitowoc on bust.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-02-13

Meisnest 50 acres of land for the sum OF
$4,000
Mr.. and Mrs George Meisnest OF Man
itowoc were seen in our village Sundao
The dance at Skaters Sunday evening
was fairly well attended, considering
the weather. Twenty two masked dan
GERS appeared and three prizes were
given. The first was awarded to Geo.
Kiel and Adolph Krye who were uni
formed as sailors. A Kaderabek secured
the second prize, Anna Carbon and Ma
mic Klarnann, received third prize, they
were .ttired to represent night. All
those present report having a good time,
Don't forget the coming Monday even
ing.
Miss Dora Voelker called on relatives
Sunday.
Anumber Of young people OF Branch
spent an enjoyable evening at the home
of Herman Gustayeson last Saturday
evening. The occasion being his birth
| day.
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REEDNILLE.
Dixon.

DIXON.
Miss Mile Kabat visited her parents
here last Wednesday.
Miss Annie Stein was a Mauitowoc
visitor last week.
Chas. Helms called at Mauitowoc on
business last Thursday.
Arthur Zander, of Manitowoc, was a
business visitor here last week.
f. G. Maertz returned from Glllett
last Thursday.
j. e. Ohm was business caller at
Mauitowoc last Friday.
Miss Anna Bartha visited at her home
near Cato last week.
Willie Mueller, who attended the Uni
versity at Madison for the past few
months, returned home last Friday.
w. F. Maertz visited at Brillion last
Sunday
Adolph Milhans was Manitowoc bu-
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FRANKLIN.

Jerry Dugan danced the can can at
Maple Grove Monday night
Maurice Long started hauling wood
last week but he gave it up as the rack
being rather small the most it would
hold is five cord
Martin William bought a fast horse
from George Goss pay ing the small sum
of $3.50 1t is supposed 10 be imported.
Tom OHern is feeling blue, ne lost
his pocket book with the sum of II cts.
the dime in Canada coin.
10 Stelcer finished the iron bridge
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RANG LINE.

Fred Saubert, Jr. Of Two Rivers
spent Sunday here with his parents.
Our postmaster Jos. Mrskosh and
daughter were in Manitowoc last We'd
nesday.
+. Schroeder, of Two Rivers, contem
plates renting the farm of his brother.
in-law, Louis Fraasch.
Albert Demsien has purchased the va.
cant house of Frank Neiner and will
have the same conveyed 70 his premises.
Mrs. Aug Schulz very pleasantly en-.
tertained Annie Mrskosh last Sunday
afternoon.
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ness one day last week
School Dist. No. 5. had all the pupils
vaccinated on last Monday, by DIR.
Pritchard of Manitowoc.
WIN. Schnell is making preparations
to build new house on his farm. the
farm known as the Morris farm,
Another Bachelor added to the list on
that line"
\ crowd gathered at home Of one OF
our neighbors on a surprise last Sunday
evening. They all enjoyed themselves
by dancing and playing cards from
which they quit at a late hour Though
every one went home saying they were
treated with kindness and had jolly
old time
Oh. say Mr., J. B. where is Rather
inc, the school marin?
A few Of our young men attended the
dance at Valders last Saturday eve.
BRANCH.
George Meisnest Jr sold to John
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County continued on pap
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his brothers wedding last week,

MS DrOther WeuulNB IdSU Wtth'
Schools here are closed up for a time
as there are several houses quarantined
here with "pox.
The people here were startled by the
sudden death of Mrs. Schaues. The
iury's verdict was heart disease.
Wenzel Pelnar, of MenomiIee, ac-
companied by his wife, arrived here
Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Schaues, which took place Thursday
afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Pavlitzski of kewaenee, visited
here with Mr.. and Mrs. William Paw
litzsld last week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-02-13

Miss Mary Langenkamp who has been
staying at Milwaukee has returned.
Martin Krause made trip to Kewau-
nee on Monday last
Mr.. Kolafa, of Milwaukee, dealer in
wines and liquors at that place, passed
through here on Sunday
Mrs, B. Langenkamp visited with Mr..
and Ms Joseph Kutil at Mishicot last
week
Dances here have been prohibited fc-'
the ''pox" reason, so none will be 10
Mary Mudroch Of Manitowoc
present staying here. -,
County continued on mao
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TISCH MILLS.

Frank Stange, who is attending the
Milwaukee Medical College at that city,
returned for few days to be present at
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Schuette Bros. co.
Our New Carpets

Which were ordered some months ago from diff
ferent carpet mills having the reputation of
turning out the best goods, are now arriving as
fast as shipments can be made A large lot of
VELVET and TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
has already been received, and among them are
many new and handsome designs and Coorings.
We are continually making up Large Rugs to
order, and the completed Rugs and Carpets we
turned out have demonstrated our ability to do
first class work in this line. To satisfy yourself
of the truth of this statement you have but to
examine any of the numerous houses we have
furnished with such carpets.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-02-13

In response to large demand
from the friends of the late John
NagIelra copyrighted compila-
ton of the best excerpts from
his philosophy has been issued
by the Pilot and is now ready.
The book is printed in new Fiji
teenthl Century type on hand
some egg-shell paper, hastily
bound in brown and white
and sells at $3.50. The edition
is limited Those who desire
copies should make early appIi-
cation to Chas. F. FeCl1ter.
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mbaming
the disposal of the public.
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BRANCH.

George Meisnest Jr. sold to John
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-09

Just received atF N Denton s.
Co.'S music store, sll the latest hits
in sheet music, which they are Of
fering for sale a. popular prices.
WANTED-To exchange mOnu
mental work, for a good driving
horse. Enquire Marble Works.
Do you need a piano or organ
If you should, call at F NJ Dem
TONS music store, they have too
many.
Bay your wood of Ashley.
First door west of White Swan
Bakery. If
WashbuFn mandOIins and guitars
At F NJ Denton & Cos music
-sOre.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-09
Appraismsnt Proqrsssinq

Appraismsnt Progressing
The townsite Office was visited
this morning and everything was
found to be working without fric-
tion.
George Void and Julian Burney
bave been added to the force and
work will be expedited as fast as
possible.
Over 125 blocks have been ap-
praised up to the present time and
if the weather continues favorable
the work will progress very rap
idIy IN the future. - ArdmOreite
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One desiring a few hours of
recreation viii make no mistake
10 attending the performance Of
'Ths Star Boarder," which will
be presented here on Tuesday
nlghJ, Feb. Ilth. The play Is q
farce comedy with plenty of songs,
dances, mealeys and high class
vaudeville numbers. Mr. Boyle
vii make every body enjoy them
selves during his clever rendition
Of several comic roles, and Miss
Susie Belle Mead will be seen Ip
her element as Il comedian The
company IS ldree one and have
made a tour from Name to Cali
fornia, playing to crowded houses
and delighted audiepces every
where The fine orchestra is a
big feature in connection with the
play. One night only. Prices %,
50 and 80 cts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-09
COUNCIL Meeting.
Met At The Mayors Office And
Some Important Business
Transacted.

The city council met in regular
session at the mayors office last
evening aud much business was
transacted.
The committee appointed to in
vesiigate the cbarg IS preferred
against Marshsl Hopkins made
their report. The report 10 sub
stance was, that after thoroughly
investigating the matter they
found that the marshal was not
guilty Of any of the charges pre-
fered against him. Geo. Fox
was appointed deputy street com-
missioner to collect street tax.
The accommodation Of the
street and alley committee to give
house numbering contract to Mr..
Bert, was adopted.
Marshals report for month end.
ing Feb. G, was received. Money
collected slss.
Collectors report for month
was received and referred TO aud
lung committee.
Ordinance creating an additional
board Of health was refered'to or
dinauce committee.
Contract with DR.. East for
dump ing ground was accepted.
Report OF street and alley com
nit Tee was turned over to fuance
committee.
A resolution pettioning the
court to make Chickasha a city OF
the drst.class was adopted.
an ordinance re-dividiag Chick
a sha into wards was passed.
An ordinance providing for the
numbering Of houses was passed.
The following bills we're al
lowed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-09
FRIDAYS LOCALS

cOal-best. Phone, %. If
Ola papers for sale at this OF
fee.
VIC Talbot Of Enid is in the
city.
Miss Lena collins Of Enid /. vis-
iting here.
Jim Gillium of Minco IS visit
ing friends here.
Messrs thompson and Bur-
chetr, two prominent merchants
of Anadarso are IN the city.
WANTED good team Of mares
must be cheap have the cash
VIC. LANcAsTER.wlth Adkins
Bros.
| want to swap good single
seated pheyton for two seated
rig, and pay the difference. In
quire at this Office az once.
james Short. one Of the
popular Rock Island dispatcber's
IS awey on 4 two weeks vacation.
q. O'Longhin from Des Moines,
Iowa, is worAlpg pad trick 10 his
absence.
LosT or srcLEN-Ohe Cbes-
nut sorrel horse, branded 7 .:
weight between ll00 aud 1900
pounds. a liberal reward viii be
paid for return Of same
j. Holt, Foreman Round House.
All members OF the Royal Neigh
bors Of America are earnestly re-
quested to be present at the Ma
soric hall Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock. All visiting members
are invited
MRS ETA CLoUB, Recorder.
Free SIMPLE violin strings at F.
NJ. Denton d Co.'S up to date
music store Cgll and get one
WANTED-To rent a furnished
room, we'll IL, suitable for light
housekeeping, Inquire at this
Office.
Tie best place to buy your
wood and feed is at Ashley's. First
door west Of the White Swan
bakery.
Don't forget the lecture Friday
night, BY Prof. Brownlee, "rhe
Most Wonderful Thing in the
World. Proceeds for the bena-
fit Of the high school. Admission
25c. Children l5c.
You can iind Talman, the tailor, /,
up stairs, over the Fulton market.
Re guarantees entire satisfaction.
Call up aud get acquainted with
him before placing yonr order 70
spring suit er trowsers q
For SALE-A few good Polan
China males and sews: Can give
papers on same. | have also
pure bred poultry.
A II Hollowell,
Six miles west Of Chickasha.
r. W. Roberts went to Bradley
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1 viii be at the mavor's Office
Wednesday, Feb 5ih 10 Feb. 18Th
inclus i've, to list taxable property
Of The city OF Chickasha, I. t.
w. 7. CLOUD, City Assessor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-09
Herf0rd Bulls For Sic

have three, 3 to 8 years OLD
thoroughbred with pedigree bulls.
Forty head of rs, and 1916, SIX TO
twelve months old bulls. Write
me for particulars.
ED HoCKADY, Kingfisher, o. 7.
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RATES FOR PAY LOCALS.
5 cents per line for one day.
3 cents per line each day for 3
days.
2 cents per line each day for
] week or more.
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Swain 4 Overhulster, the con-
tractors are moving house north
of Line creek today.
&c to Mars, city fsh market
for oysters, at 10 cts per dozen.
Phone 140. If
Fresh fish and oysters at the
City fish and oyster market every
day. II
WANTED--Situation as house
keeper. Miss DAVIS, Chickasha,
1T.