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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26
land THESE WE'RE WE'D
Nicholas WaithaI aad 1Iiss Lens
Fitzpairiek JON Hands In
Natrimony.

Nichoi.s Walthall, q promine1l
young farmer and stock raiser Iiv
ing twelve miles southwest OF
chirkasha. and Kiss Lena Fitz
patrick. ~ accomplished you1e
lady Of that neighborkood. wera
married sunday, Aug. I7sh. At the
home OF the bride, on Laain creek,
near Naples. b Rev. Oaztrell, 3
Baptist minister
The news OF he Wedding never
reached Ckiekasha until yesterday,
when NJ. Walthan came TO town
% bug furniture, preparatory 10 90
ing to housekeeping. Mr. wal
thail is ap Is year old son Of g. o.
Haiibal'. and one or the best
kaoun farmers Of that section
us bride IS tie daughter Of John
Fitzpatrick. another proml.s
.ent resident oI that comm
lily. Tbs young people viii 60
5 housekeeping 90 Mr. Walsbss:'s /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26

Never in lis entire history did
Chickazha have such q prosperous
onllook before it IS at present
Il Is the leading wholesale center
OF the Territory, and its largest
town. The railroads have done
much for it and are preparing to
do more. Within the next six
months more buildings will be
erected, more substantial improve
ments made. and more business Of
every kind transacted than in any
previous period Of Ike duration.
Business men. you have the best
toxin IN the country. Pull for it, I,
work for II. talk for il, hustle for
il ali ne time Dmring the street
fair viii be 8 splendid tine to
show outsideFs The advantages
Chickasha possesses over other
places. Get ready 10 do business
on large scale while the street
fair IL in progress The town will
be eEoEded With people wh0 are
seeking investments, and a great
opportunity vii Be sEorded TO
show or our iown. Let every
BODY 60 TO work on this line a.
once Lers have the biggest and
best slfeet fair in the whole south
west.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26

Dr.n Dysart. the fake special
Isl rho worked Ton Hensley and
all the other newspaper men be
eonld Tor printing. has folded bis
tent and departed from Fl Reno.
Hsasley Is nor happy. but like
ha fellow dupes would like
70 See The color Of the coin the
good docA0r owes them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26

Business men of Chickashas now
i the time 10 prepare for The
street fair. Oniy one month In
uhieh io gel ready 1 Vow Is lhe
lime % Be up ana doing Don't
pns evsrgthing.c1 e until thelast mo
ment. bat cali mass meeting. aP-
point commltiees, aud get things
gcing. Procrastinstion is the
thief or tine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26
sIOOCAsH PRIzE FoRANAME

For the new Daily limited
train to California TO be placed in
service November l, 1902, BY the
Rock Island System and Southern
Pacific Company, via FL Paso
Short Line. The competition is
open to the public aud conditions
involve no fees OF any kind. For
circular Of instructions, address
At once John Sebastian. Passen-
ger Traffic Manager, Rock Island
System.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26
BUSINESS LOCALS

Gerrers' ice cream is recon-
mended By the best doctors.
Lime, fresh and The very best
only a dollar a barrel.
Alb Snow d Co.
Gerrera' ice eleam, absolutely
pure.
Why don't you go and "teIe-
phone your baby" on one Of
Hovey's telephones.
Fresh lime the best. only 3 dol
lar barrel. A B Snow & Co.
II is Gsrrers' ice cream its all
right.
The Line House furnishes pure
liquors and blne ribbon beer for
family use. II
fits Gerrers' ice cream its all
right.
When IN need Of pure liquors
for medical purposes go to the
Line House. n
lifts Gerrers' ice cream, its the
best
Car load Of the very best fresh
line, st one dollar a barrel only
A Is Snow & Co.
fits. Gerrer's ice cream.iis The
best.
You can get good beer At The
Lane House for family use. II
Eat Gerrers' ice cream its good.
LINZ, LINE, LINE.
One dollar q barrel.
A B Snow & Co.
Eat Gerrers; ice cream iisgood.
Ideal bakery, phons 190. Come
il and see what good thugs We
haYe to eat for sandsy.
You want a piano That is
tnod. Eou want = flne one That
IS better The Kurizman is the
best. Sold 81 Moeller Pisno Store
;orner Chickasha avenue aud 9Th
ilreet. Piano tuning a specially
Special saie Of Sheet musie. One
iopy free With 81 90 purchase for
be next ten days.
J 5 Corbetl. 403 Ohfckasha ave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26

when chickasha becomes 9
part OF OkiAhoma. = score or more
OF saloons viii spring up as if By
magic. This is not the only effect
il viii have. either. Chiekssha,
already the best soEn il this Sec
sion Of he country. vii boom and
blossom IS the rose.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26
me Kansas CITY Hardware Co.

Successors 10 J. c. Hanl)
Ifyou want to get iu line with
Low Prices on hardware,
Screen tcire. Screen doors,
Builders Hard Eare. Field Tools,
Make our house visit
Hs oaa SHOW You- That's
Our Business.
J.E. REDpEz, Msnagsr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26

Mrs. De Wet said - an interview Il
the Maritzburg concentration camr
that tvo OF her sons are stIn ashtins
with their father.
She regretted that the British EoF-
ernment had not permitted her tc
communicate with her husband. and
said she was certain he would nevel
surrender.
Mrs. De Wet declared she would
rather see her husbsna die shan sub.
nit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26

cardlhal AaTtiaeill. Apostolic dslc.
gate 70 the United states. stated
Thursday that he had been recalled e
Rome - Pore Leo XIII. While -
cllninE to Be interviewed. cnrdinEs
Aartlnelli said he Has aforl to LEAFS
Philadelphia and would t4I fer Ront8
az soon a. he coaid ADJUST tie analra
II ne pepai deleFsticn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26
FRISCO SYSTEM

Worlds Fair Special.
Leaves Oklahoma City u $50 pn
Arrives Kansas City. 90 au
Arrives 81. Louis. ....II.3O an.
Arrives Memphis. -. 600 pm
ST. Louis Express.
Leaves Oklahoma City 9.5U am
Arrives St. Louis. .7sI5 an
Meteor
Leaves Kansas Cily....7.15 pm
AfFifes Oklahoma City 7s30 AN
Arkansas and Oklahoma Express
Leaves St. Louis. -. 1000 pm
Arrives Oklahoma City 6.s5 nm
Through cars and Pullman Pal
ace sleepers between Oklaboma
City. Kansas City, I r-.ais aus
Memphis. For rates and other
Information call on nearest Fraco
system agent or address the
undersigned
B. r. DUNN.
DIP. A.. Wichita. Kanaa.
!. II. GRoTHER, T.P.A.
oklahoua city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26

Where IS Chickasha. anyhow :
are ge in Oklahoma or Sndian Ter
ritorys Several. persons viii have
. sigh OF deep relief when that
momentous question Is answered.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26

The c-rn,val daies are October
2.sa and /. Wake up business
men; time 10 be doing something.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26

Wanted.-By Two Young men Of
quiet, gentIemaniy habits, board
and room irlprivate family. Pre-
fera room Nth southern exposure,
close to business part of towr.
Enqulre at the Express cfiiee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26
Lester L. Price,
Real Estate,
1st Natl. Bank. Bldg
Phone 226.
NJ W. A. EMBARRASSMENT.

The Modern Woodmen chicka-
asho No. 1906, viii give an enter
tainment in the Odd Fellows hall,
"Wednesday evening Aug %. 1909.
All Woodmen and their wives and
lady friends invited aud request
"a 70 Be present. Ice cream and
8 good program.
IT ratnan, Consul,
c Jame-, Clerk,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26


Several years ago Southern Kahsal
politician. Who had an excellent reputa.
ton for Lot paying his debts. found
himself defendant in a lawsuit. relate.
. Kansas City Journal writer. He en-,
ployed Archie Williams. nov general
attorney for the Union Pacific. tn de-
fend him. Williams won the case. Al.
ter the verdict for ne defendant vas
returned the politician asked Mr.. VIII
Hams the amount Of his fee
IL IS s2oo.~ said Williams.
Great Scott. Archie. said the posb
tician. that isn't enough. Why. yon
earned s1.ooo. and you must make oui
Tou- bill for that amount
mo. won't Dc it, replied Williams
= an too poor man Two hundred 1
al can aH3rd 10 lose
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26

farm, ibs N. T. Raneh.s and
sheir many frseads in the city and
country viii join the Express in
sircere good wishes
Go 10 HoFey's and see those
Telephones. They are daisies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26
Want Ooldnp
How TO PIacs Your Wants Be-
fore the PEOPLE.


Write your want I'D. ana take
or send il to the Daily Express Of
iee. Advanced payment being
required for all frnnsienls. The
following simple rates are given to
enable patrons 40 figure out and
remit cash with order-postage
stamps may be fent with mail or
ders:
dtdtfdtT11DT1grG9Nu5b100dT
l1words or less. insertion 10c
/ words or less. 8 insertions 25c
ILEorsis or less. insertions 40c
tttttgO6dU1d6T611BEQAG1Aa
or more than II. one time 15e
or more than II. three times s5c
IUor mcss than IL. six times Soc
ITt1b06bd0 EB66UDcT666EG
II or more than IS. one 20c
I1or more than IS, three { soc
LUor more than'six Is 75e
rGA zExTx.
For Rent Room for hghl house
keeping 204 18th and Kansas.
MIS- II. Fisher.
For Rent-Cn West Hin. fur
nished room, suitable for light
house keeping, apply corner llEh
and KaDsas avenue. 1w
WA1EE1.
"-f7-r~~---.-
Wantcd-Sewing Of. all kinds.
Terms reasonable. 427 Kansas
avenue. Mrs. Rosa Vaughn.
49,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-26

Gerrers' ice cream is recon-
mended By the best doctors.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09

The completed list Of box-hoiders for the
ehildren's operetta, The House that Jack
Built" which Is to be given on November
IA and Is, with Saturday matinee. at tho
Odeon. Is as follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09

The Harvard Informal has completed ar
rangements for a Thanksgiving dance.
Those in charge are Edward Rehage. Louis
II. Claes. Fred Braner William Il. Lee.
Dolph Dieterich. A. +. Chedell and Alois
Bourscheid.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09
SOCIAL CLUBS.

SOCIAL CLUBS.
Several young ladies of North St. Louis.
assisted by Mr.. A Krug organized bowl
ing club last week. and rolled their first
game Wednesday evening at the NORTH ST.
Louis Turnverein alleys
The Misses Kiernan of St. Vincent avenue
entertained the Joie de Vie Club last FRI
day evening with Halloween party. Dan
cling and games We're played. after which
supper was served. Those present were:
MesSieurs-
J. Hartrielt, j. Boral.
G. Augemiller. j. Weber.
j. Slunnen, F. IoZure,
L. Hutchison. c. Herman.
F. Zegler.
Nellie ouirk. Mary Quirk.
Gussie Putnim. Kitty Putnm.
Josie Behan, Lizzie Herman.
Katie Quirk, Carrie kcmpf.
Agnes Green,
with dance Thanksgiving Eve, November
&c. at No. 1914 Olive street.
The New St Louis Worlds Fair Euchre
Club met and was organized at Mrs. Mill
ler's residence. No. 3l39 Sheridan avenue. 1t
is composed of ..e following members:
Mesdames-
Dena Green, Rosa Stole.
Josie Green. Florence Cassidy,
NJ. Hrt, May Mcf,lroy,
Amelia Hirt. Louisa Miller.
The club spent pleasant afternoon play
ing eucnre. after which a lunch was served.
Prizes were won by Mrs Florence Cassidy.
first Mrs. Rosa Stole. second: Miss Amelia
Hirt, third, and Mrs. May McElrop, the
BOBBY.
The next dance of the Pawnees will be
held at No. Ss44 Olive street. Friday even
ing. November Il.
Miss Mabel Case of No. 55O9 Bell avenue
entertained her club on Wednesday after
noon. The afternoon was spent in music
and games At 5 o'clock refreshments
We're served. The members are:
Hazel Dell Willing. Annette Byene.
Julia Blanken- Gertrude Harris.
meister, Josie Rigney
Stella Tluving,
Mabel Case, Stella NJ. Launtz.
The Terry Avenue Club. bowling club.
was entertained at the home of one of its
members Miss Hazel Dell Willing. Wednes-
day evening. The evening was spent in
music. games and dancing. At a late hour
refreshments were served. Among those
present were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
Jas. A. Willing, E. G. Bassett
Misses
Belle Colonna, Julia Blanken-
Stella Fleming. meister,
Mildred Colonna, Mildred Willing.
MessieuTS-
Clarence Robbins. Al Coruitus.
Jerome Colonna, John Hoagland.
Frank Hartley, Joe Colonna.
The Eight Forty-Five Euchre Club was
entertained by Miss Grimm at her home.
Prizes were won by the Misses Ryan.
Grimm and Mccormack and the Messrs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09
1II4 OLIVE STREET.

l.. Cannon. Stella Griffin,
Mable Fox. Louie Dodge.
Irine Farr. Clemence Brankfcne1
Julia Nersen. Leia Malone,
Olivia Christ. Della Stamm.
Anna Bongner Blanche Diedrich,
Minnie Juengst. Margaret Mark.
A. X McAullen, A. ]. Welsch.
Olga Gottschot Martle Morgan.
The Thursday Afternoon Euchre Club was
entertained by Miss Lydia Phster OF the
South Side. Prizes were won by the Misses
Olt Lynch and Remarklans. Miss Dora I.
Miller will entertai:. next. Among those
present were:
Misses
Anna Lynch. Bernice vasquez,
Elsie Kenneth. Luella Lang.
Dora T. Miller. Elizabeth Waechtiefs
Ida Kern Louise Kern,
Glare Remarklans Lydia Pnster
Josephine Alt.
Society people like the Knickertocker Spe.
cial via Big -Four. st. Louis to New York
Mrs H. G. Schneider gave "kanee" and
bowling party to the Thursday Nights La
dies at the ". L. Bowling Alleys Thurs
day, November g. The following iaa,es
formed the circle: Mrs. Bruemleve. Mr-
c. Heitz Mrs He'll. Mrs. r. Jacobs, Mrs.
Knaus Mrs. Charles kreh, Mrs n.y.
Nenne Mrs. r. Melsheimer. Mrs J. Il
Schweig. Mrs. H. G. Schneider. Mrs. Y.
Schneidt. Mrs. F. Sebastian. Jr.. Mrs. L.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09

ROl,isp v,rap5aviada and Ncf.ormack Mise
E.s,Nii ;u .I,n;,, ~ 80 -, -,
~ ber vi, VII ~ @ saoi paco-, @ .,ra, "e ''''s
u nv "oiiie' NJ -''' 'ii
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rriar,4s -, ~ % d.,,,ra -, i,st 'Thnrsday y
araniro TIL Ttns d nrssen. n.ers
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p,L.rt n tIo,,.to., q NJ Jobreto,
Isl, u XraI.T E-rani. Rra ST.
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49,, au, w Dr.,9 % i9n Ia,"s y" 5,a,,r,
6t Dt.h os',.. iuse r., S,oIsr;
Piobord Silp thiope' Epal, Ep; Mort,,ap
hichsra Neison' faSn frsu EorIil,an' Snr
Ld, i1.aiet o ,,, Lsuli, pnha,, aitI9anr
I1uS' n -Niehaus' 49,. 49,. ~ nv 1910 @
a. ~. y, !9IdaH or M p9c,pt 9.,n1, :, rf'hes'
Xl9i. XIigi n WnerS' ,' t+ii; n siI '1eon, ,.roo
George Brodie viii Keevil.
Dave E.nsleman. J. Karrp
Henry Boesche, j. Zeieter.
Misses -.
Edna c. Gichrist Marie Cavanaugh.
C,iandipe PettinriiI Edith Neihaus
Narsaret Gillan Banche Wilson.
RCsf lawrence Lottje Lesson,
G Kamp Nellie Lynch.
Lola Wachter Esther Brandon,
Nn,1 C;i,cbrist Edith Never
Emma Lawrence Grace Campbell.
.Josephine Nelson. Agnes Zauseh
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09

The committee includes: Walter Legg, Jas.
NJ Shea. Arthur L. O'Brien, Wm L. klos-
terman.
The next dance of the Pawnees will be
given November Il at No. 39ii Olive street.
open meeting Monday evening. November
3 at Compton Heights Hail. The event
rroved success. More than two hundred
friends OF the members were present. The
hall was decorated with the club colors. The
following was the programme; ,.,,o,,
Paper sometsins 5ashSs' Hbou, Me,allurgy
Debate-Resolved, That a college eiuca-
duties d = ;han man an equal time spent in
travel or business.
ffF5 faee Bruce Rose F04s
Banke: second negative. William EibEins; j..
'''s'''''y''-' guy Ga!.tans .i''Dei -,
Address q p Van Grafeland iaasa''a fu'e'''S
Extemporane3us Debate-subjeet to be annCune.i .,
Affirmative. J. W. PeaIee; negative L T. stoe'-
Original Posm.- w A. .,a nas,sSsamp Ss1snE
Adjournment.
The Damon Lodge. No. 2s, knights, Of
Pythias. gave an entertainment and hop
last Tuesday evening at the Pickwick Hail,
which was well attended by the members
and their friends. The programme for the
evening was as follows: A tenor solo by Mr..
Otto Emmendorter. Battery AS tenor; He
elocmt,nn pEsM scenes from The Honeynoon
by Mr.. Joseph Solari Miss Nellie Heely and
Mir. Francis Tassi: cornet solo. by Mr.. Max
Kellenberger: barytone solo. by Mr.. Louis
G. Repp: specialties, by Miss Corine Fitch;
duet. by Misses Maud Nansel and Annabel
Rickaby: selections. by Mr.. o. H. Blanchard.
The Clipper Quartet: Messrs. ]. Louis
Finch. John Gill, Ralph Walker and H.
GerIing A short address by Grand Chan
ceilor G. o. Eames and drill by the Red
Cross Division. Uniform Rank. Knights of
Pythas. finished the programme A dance
followed.
The Rainwater Rifles gave their second
informal dance Friday evening. November
4 at the Masonic Temple Hall. Grand ave-
nue. and F3nney avenue. Among the guests
who enjoyed the evening were the following:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09

street. entertained friends with a Hal
sloween party. All games appropriate 70 tne
occasion were INDUCED In. Ihose pfeSeii'
were:
9Messieurs and Mesdanes-
= Arthur Lane. Mrs Z. Barlow.
Edward Greig.
Misses
: Stella Racy, Margaret stammar.
y Beattie Lane. Carrie Stammar,
IS Attic Lane Annie Barnett
a Cora Stott Gertrude johnson,
4 Susie Stott,
tMessieurs-
81 Herbert HARRISON, E Wohlberg,
= Albert Never, George Schanbacher
Richard Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs John Egen Of Eads avenue
gave q party to their daughter, Jennie on
day. The house was decorated In the Horse
Show colorS The guests were:
Misses
Eva Smith, Minnie Neiman,
Ada FLYNN May Boehmer.
Louise Schluter. Julie Boehmer,
Edna Matlack, Julia Geshrick.
Mary Story Mamie Bourke,
MaPgie ByrneS Ella BOurke,
Gretta Lawson, Anna Bell Bourks,
Annie Watkins, Jennie Bourke,
Essie Matlack,
Fred Lonergan, Charles Kredmeyer,
John King, Earl Matlack.
Aug. Weiscaper. Willie o'Rourke.
Leo Cream, Ralson.
Robert Franwick, Sam kalmsn,
John Woods, Leo Schartzman.
Raymond Schatzmal3 Dick Gillis.
Harmon Chase,
Nesseurs and Mesdames-
a; Richard Ramsey, Thomas O'RourkA
- of Louisville, KY, Arthur Lewis,
= - William Matlack, Dan Bingal.
'A Fred Barrett. Jennie Bourke.
Miss Blla Crosse of No. 80 Clifton place
entertained friends from Collinsville, Ill,
Sunday November z The guests included:
Messieurs and MesdameS-
Charles Crosse, Mrs. Ernst
John Keller,
Misses
Marie Buckley. Laura Crosse,
East St. Louis Eleanor Ernst,
Margareth Bedel, Clara Ernst.
Huldah Beude1, Ella Crosse
Lydia Ernst.
Messieurs-
Conrad Fisher, Carl Beudal,
Theodore Fisher, Henry Mueller.
Christ Mueller. George Fisher.
Theodore Eagenbrot.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09

who enjoyed the evenil
Messieurs-
]. j. keane.
II. II. Alexander,
Jack Hannigan.
Geo. b. Scott.
Glen Pool.
Walter H. Gamble,
Andrew Chapman.
j. Guy Nixon.
Will Cassidy.
Lee J. Moses.
o. o. Hanpeter.
G. w. Brown.
c. Il. Burton,
VIII Dripps.
Edw. Ferrenbach. Jr
II. T. Rudolph,
George b. Rudolph,
Louis Skinner,
]. ]. Hegen.
Oliver F. May.
Ed. Cassidy,
Lee Grimes.
Fl. Tyler.
VIII Weber.
Geo. j. Smith.
&. S. Griffith.
Robert *. Hall,
Frank c. Bradford,
Ernest NJ. Hill.
Will II. Duever.
Jack Neasey.
Geo. J. Smith.
Doctor whitman.
Fred Herkert. Jr..
w. p. Herkert.
Norman c. Morrison
Paul G. Keeler,
VIII Ehrhardt.
|. c. Beauvais,
Oscar Cornace,
Mesdames
A. l.. Boyce.
Elmer Taffe, .
z. Sheen.
Misses
S. D. Alexander.
Venieta Priestmeyer
Ida Marian Sum,
Gold Bigelow,
Ida Kiser.
Adele BranDen.
Clara Sanguinet.
Rose Landauer.
Laura krenning.
Ola LeCron.
May E. Bomberg,
Grace Herndon.
Juliet Leber.
Mollie Bobhofner,
Bell MetZSeT.
Mabel Fischer.
Corinne Pourcely.
Gertrude O'Dornell,
Nell Kerr,
Margaret Matthias,
Lillian Butler.
Bessie Green,
Potts.
Rogers,
Grace Stevens.
Eloise VeaZey.
H. Lucas,
Blanche Mcfarland,
Lucille Kouze,
Pearl Potts.
Blanche Crutwell.
Luella Sinclair.
NJ v. Pilz.
Florence Dausman.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09

Morning. Noon and Night. Big Four trains
leave St Louis for Cincinnati.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09

The committee includes: Walter Legg, Jas.
NJ. Shea Arthur L. O'Brien. VIM. L. kios-
tcrman.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09

The NJ. s. Bowling Club had It's weekly
tilt on the Belleview alleys last Friday
won Two games out of three. They are F.
P. Blackwell. c. Mayhood. Mrs. W. S.
Lewis. Charles W. Seaman. Mrs. Frederick
They were opposed by B. Seaman. Mrs F.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09

The Rainwater Rifles gave their second
informal dance Friday evening. November
nue. and F3nney avenue. Among the guests
who enjoyed the evening were the following:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09

surprise party was tendsred to Miss
Hattie Haas at her home. No. 4356A Naston
avenue, Friday. Among the guests present
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-02-20
Woman's BoIero Waist.

The bolero waist is a marked favor
ite of fashion, and is shown in many
of the advance styles. The smart May
Manton model shown in the large
drawing is admirable in many ways,
and Is adapted to variety of mate
rials. The bolero, having no collar,
makes it peculiarly desirable for wear
beneath a wrap, while at the same
time it gives sufficient of the jacket
suggestion to be suited to street cos
tunes designed for spring. AS shown
it makes part of costume of satin
faced cloth in sage green, with the full
waist of Liberty satin in a lighter
shade of the same color, the trimming
being folds of the satin, cross-stitched
on with black corticelli silk, and at the
ends by ieweled buttons.
The fitted lining closes at the centre
front. On it are arranged the waist
and the bolero, so that both are made
in one. The full front and back of the
waist are tucked to yoke depth then
left free to take soft folds, the closing
being effected at the left front where
an opening is cut from the shoulder to
waist line. The jacket is fitted by
means of shoulder and under-arm
seams only, and is cut away at the
neck to reveal the chemisette The
sleeves are novel, while in bishop
at the upper edge which render them
shape they include deep cuffs, pointed
exceptionally becoming. AT the neck
is a regulation stock that closes invisi-
bly, at the centre back.
To cut this waist for a woman of
medium size two and one-eighth yards
of material twenty-one inches wide.
one and three-quarter yards twenty
seven inches wide, or one and three
eighth yards fortyfour inches wide
will be required for the waist; two
and half yards twenty-one inches
wide, one and seven-eighth yards
twenty-seven inches wide, or one and
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-02-20
TWO POETS.

Two poets lived: their time came and they
died.
Silenced. they slept their long sleep, side by
side.
In memory of the one with loud acclaim
Men built a temple beautiful. of Fame.
Mid richest carvings splendidly enscrolled
His name shone radiant embossed in gold,
And even proclaimed him greatest OF man
kind,
The Master singer and the Master mind.
With lauds and praises did the temple quake,
But of the other silenced poet no man spake.
Calmly surveying from his heavens height
The temple builders in their puny might,
Enthroned In splendour safe the Oversoul:
And on eternal tablets did q name enroll
Upon the honour-list of heavens hest;
In flaming colours it outshone the rest.
But 10, the letters did not spell the name
OF him whom men placed in their hall OF
Fame
A Voice spake: Empty is the name ye
quote:
This poet lived the poetry the other wrote.
Elizabeth R. Finley.