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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-18

Mr.. Rockefeller. Unimpressively he took
his seat, leaned his head on his left
hand for moment and then sat upright
The first hymn was sung, during which
Mr.. Rockefeller's lips moved as if he
had joined in it.
AS DIR. Johnson arose in his pulpit, Mr..
Rockefeller nodded to him. There was
a faint nod of recognition in return.
For the love of money is the root Of
all evil" the good man read from Tim
othy Clio. whereupon Mr.. Rockefeller nod
ded again in acquiescence. which some,
reaching after. had been led astray from
hte faith and have pierced themselves
through with many sorrows"
The rich pewholder leaned forward to
let no word escape him. The throng
leaned forward to let no movement of
his escape them. a smile was upon the
face of the observed of all
1.-The age in which we live is not wholly
good nor wholly evil" said the pastor,
and with an almost imperceptible nod,
not lost upon audience or preached, Mr..
Rockefeller Endorsed it. yet" continued
the man in the pulpit, Il cannot even call
it a happy medium" Slowly the mag
nate shook his head. Il cannot but say"
observed DR.. Johnson, that the passion
for gain is stronger in the hearts of
men today than ever before. l believe
il to be the duty of some men to make
money! nod of approval from Mr..
Rockefeller. God intended them to do
it and to use IT to His glory again
the rich man smiled and nodded.
Il despise man who fawns 10 wealth.
came from the lips in the pulpit-another
nod of approval. and thus the dialogue
"a dialogue of speech and pantomime
continued. and with the benediction all
arose to so.
AN excellent sermon. most excellent"
Mr. Rockefeller exclaimed. as he shook
hands with score of friends. Il in
dorse every word of it. Such an example
for young men. 1t is true, there is no
in the possession of great
wealth. The happiness is in the good
the possessor does with it. The good
pastor is right"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-18
ORIENTAL TRADE GROWING.
China Commercial Steamship Com
panY TO Increase Pacific Elect.

San Francisco. Dec. T.-Eng Hok Fonz.
president and general manager Of the
China Commercial Steamship, company.
which IS operating a iine OF steamers
between Hong Kong. Msnzanillo and this
port. has arrived here from Mexico re
says that company has found lis Pacific
ocean enterprise q paying one ard x now
figuring on increasing sts steamer service
ports
As regards the proposition 70 establish 4
regular service 10 Portland. Eng Hex
Foag. confirms the report - the effect
that experimental visits II the company 3
vessels 70 the northern pert had proved
successful ard that il Is The intention -
include The north hereafter n TIE traf-
&c territory II the company
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-18
she THOUGHT HIM DEAD.
Hadn't Heard From Her Soldier iUs-
band and Married Again.

New YORK Dec Like az zroch Ar
den Michael Hurteii returned 70 his home
= Bat@rson q and his place IN hss horue
filed b. auoiaer. Na-teH married gaay
HaiEes wfsen she was less tiasa SIXTEEN
years cid. ard then enlisted fer TIE Span-
ish var lie vas ~ - the Philippines.
ard one aouth age he appeared IL PAt~T-
scr lie searched fgr he ~ife ard t1w
days agc learned that she had married
Edward McEvoy ard rzs living win h.Z
st No % Jackson strest
When Mrs Aurseli answered the knock
and Recognized her husband she ssli IN
fzlat Upon being revived sbe was let
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-18
BRINGING OVER sovEREIeNs.
Significance of Last Weeks Gold I'M
port Movement.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE fact that only
in rare instances have New York bank
ers been able to bring British sovereigns
from London, at a profit. makes last
weeks movement almost unprecedented.
Although the present gold inflow began
November ? last. sovereigns were not
usedsas form OF remittance until No
vember p. when the first consignment
arrived These proved to be of excellent
weight and fineness. conforming so near
" to the prescribed standard that New
York bonkers soon had their London
correspondents scurrying elsewhere in
search of full weight coin, with the re-
suit that Is sS5 ounces were quickly Sc
cured
our gold Importation during the last
seven fiscal years has come in the fol-
lowing shape:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-18
OFFERED IT TO BLACK
President Tenders Place On tire Corn
mission &C the Veteran

wa-zsnEtoz. De- f7.--The president has
rendered sAe poslsson = essil ssryies cozz-
missioner. nase vsesG; ~ fhe death =
John z Proctor 70 re-arsi Joan e. gl4ek
II Chscsxo. co-uzzass~v II case< q re
=rars4 zr-g
Gea~vsss Rack has nst iadsestsss westhsr
~ rot - Hils zrcsTE tie a79olu1zzazsf lie
xas eonzlsssaner & psrzieua s.s-sz< Ire
- s5.a 4srsssssss-zEaoz q PsessSe4S clese-
Iar1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-18

In the record year OF 1s9S. the imports
Of foreign coin were so. SIS from Aus
traIIa 1chiefly in sovereignsl. SIS. Isl. 2S4
from England. $500. 40 from Germany.
s. 097, 42S from France. s, So. 2sS from Cuba
and 81 .99s. 747 from Japan. But most of
the coin then imported from London was
In marks. francs. yen. and rubies. VERY
few severeigns were secured The same
was true Of 1890 when = 90 foreign
coin was imported from England; OF 1897.
when siS0.Sl was secured there. and OF
1886. when only 1854 g. was brought over.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-18
Young Chicago Girl :" Studied Too Hard. -

DEAR Mas PSkHAH wish to thank yon for the help and benefit
and Liver Pills When was about II years Ole seemed to lose my
thought different and prescribed tones which the quart without relief
described answered mine decided would give lydia f. Pink
bought myself according to directions regularly for months
that
monL41LE S.NcLAIR II E. ED ST. Chicago i'll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-18

I'm PrattU nal to School,"
Vegetable Compound has done FOR
Of and hare gained
fromf female weakne Mich
that Lydia f. Pinkham's
is relied
girls e Look for tho bottle
with Lyd E Pinkh face IN other.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-18

$4,000 MS % ses = = ;s : , "s' .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-18
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compou1

helped girl this With through Their trials
Its
"MtsPrh Unahet Attends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08
Election Notice.


East Ore Hundred and Tentyshlrd street second ave
nue.. East one Hundred ard Twsuty-n-zt street. and
The Eighth Election District bounded ~ ara within
East one Hundred and Twsutyfoa street Inir 49,
-. East one Hundred and twenty n'<' 7-'-7'- a-
The Ninth Election District By md within
Hundred and Twsnty-foursh street.. lexington
evenu~ East One Hundred and Twenty second street snt
me Tentk Election District BOUNDED b. ard within
East one Hundred and r-venty fftn streee -
Third -.
The Eleventh Election DfTtrict neunded - snf
avenue. East Hunirer ard Twenty f5urtn s-f--
Harlem River East One Hundred and Twenty taird street
ne TwefTh Election Df-trict f. bounded ~ end hi1
Harlem River East one H1n-rea enl 49,.
Tbe Thirseqnth Election District IS bounded By ard
Hundred and TgSsuty sixth street Ihri
avenue East one Hundred AM Tw . -ntn stree
East One Hundred and Twenty tn street
The Fsarteenth Election District il bounced AMI
-fbfr F-asr one Ffrrnd~af ans Tueur rirh street.
East one Hundred and Twenty htn street
Ths FTf5senth Election DISTRICT bounced BY src
avenue. One Hundred and Iwe'y sixth street an
re- sixteenfh Election District IL bounded hy ard
within Harlem River Second avenue East One Hunr@f
-, - r----., -i-fL ---ea- a--l r.sgnaryn avenue
The Election District - BOUNDED y -
vtbi7 Fsst ore Hundred ana Thirty street. Lxirx
avenue one Hundred and TWenty-ninan s-f-e-
-bs Fizhteentb Election District Is bounded By and
son avenue Hundred ard Thirty -second stre
Harlem River Lexington East one Hundred ard
Thirrv-h-st street ard Fifth avenue. -
IRE Nineteenth Election District fl bounded y ana
vlrSin Harlem River East One Hundred and fnirfy
street. Madison avenue, East One Hundred a.
JoES R yooss ars
IOHN MhGCrRE.
RTDOLPH C. FULLER
T7-rr7f b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08

1fre7ri
'sreaue Wes one Hundred and Sixteenth street, and
IRE F--T,-a-st Election District is bounded D., and
sv-ue West one HEulreG ana seyenseenis street and
vr Iaadred and T5 4 93sH' st-e y a9a
.,e.t seventh avenue wee s5 I5,-,9 u - " s
s-e5th 800 ~ E;ztth ayslae
.iitl- West one Hundred and Tuentieta street s.
se- E.ehth avenue. West one Hundred and Nseeeath
-fs Fzr.y-56..rts H.esti'1- 7,ss-.-. 81, .-s.z t -
-la Mes- ene ,egr1ree ana TE-ertieth street Man
s-rsss Elesth avenue. Vest One Hunsred and Eigh-
Tie T1-ry-afh E1ecrion ISst-ict is bounded BY ana
West uns Hlndrea u Twentieth street ATnster-
Gan srsrue 49, sonerea ana E45gheeEta street
l-el an- Tenth street. ahd Hudson North river.
TWENTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
TIE Erzt Fis-e5 nistr-, IS bounded by and within
H -- 4.el - % Ihird avenue second avenue
ale --.sa has~ rHirty-sevelrh street TO East Thry
= SUD <err!,n n!zt-Iet S. bounded by and vLshiE
90 ., -iTe- Isasr river E5ss rhi-y-eieat6
--1 --zt rhr-l-eighth stree 10 East TArty-ainth
- s-uss6 s-7eee East river Ess5 TEr5y-Hia56
-es ra-- Es.tau Dsirtot Is bounded by and within
i- street. Second avenue 1ast Ll-rty-nl-th
F.-sa E.s5iru uiz5-ct IS bounded hy and within
= 1rs- street Second avenue. Eas- Forterh
r. eH-f Erection n.srriZr is houndea b. and Eithia
$50 t1-i- street second avenue East Forty
~ ss-sh Es-s-1 D.s-rz, IS bounded BY and within
Ess- F9--s7--a4 s.--et East River. East For1le1h
E--.r ri---=-- District is b--1s-s ~ and within
Ea- F------- z--ecr ESs- E-te-. East Flrty-sec1rd
Hl.5 -'s.--7t IS 11l71 Co, q e sr4 E.ll-n
- a1- s.aft secs rt l-ast Forty ira street
-- - -- ---.l- - - : -.
F7-tvz1-r street. East F1-ry-secoud street and La
~ -eza E----.7a District h7uzaea by and within
t-1r 500 e77-es O. Ir--T aysnas The vest soc 9.
5-si 7--' r 5ii-a Zee ss-eet. - sa 4 re east
rs. f-E-+s-,- Stree -,.--..-. 49, -. -
v.-F- "a. F--e.-1-ta street. East river Eas' Forty
- - -7- - a1ea-te -- -r --.- All ..-,-
- 7e hz s2a 1zs y sl f e1el FoI e
Second are-ua.
s.s % e-s -. ne y T,s s1e F 81
- ~ ----5 s[s-~e e-5 -5e
-.z1 -s- 'r7" E-st For'y-f'uT'h street
-r r0- nst-tct IS bounded = and
---.-r $500 = Ess- F5 W.. ,Tsra
---- --. r-4-e- ~ IEz-nu-4r avenue and TIE
49, =. -- .--- .--.- -'- i7 ---
-- r-- r.-,--.r.-- ---.-t Seeopd sre1ue Fast
s-.-# zis.aa r.s.-.. is bounded h sna
--- --- SOM. --.--e ra5- Tseve-5h r--es-
IL -s..--s--- r-4--.-- ri---. lie BOUNDED b ana
lsr----t e--r. sal second ars1as
e.e.-. ---.a- -.--- .-.-.-l
. 7-- ~ - -
-f-.r ~--.. 4-- -- avenue
----- r.- -.--.- second ayerz-e Ease
--.-a-- --..-..- -,----.-. - -7---se.s Av ~.
---- Ee-- r.-.--- ---ee- --i-5 avenue Es Forty
--s----.---r r-..r.1- uir--i-t bounded by and
--H- Fest rfr.tr-7 street Third hast Ftctl
Stree end Lesa1rr7n avenue. -. ,zs a., -.
ne -E--E-l.-. Election District u oolnos ny ar1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
DEPARTMENT. 4F FfNA.C--
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF
TAXES.
No. 3 CHAMBERS STREET.
BOROUGH OF NaNHATTAN.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL


NaUL. October y, 49,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
Assessment Rcus OF Estate ard Persanai tsop-
City % York for the year 1855 ara re
coIlecttou 81 cave been -efelet W
the une~rsixned ara thar an the sad 49,
Rolls and payable On MN'NusL =. o,-i--r-
5TFT Isf9 the o. Receiver Or LH-s n
borough IN which the property - -ocaied - l1teNs
BDEOEGH NANtiaIfls2es NJ % Ni-a--lN1'7
Manhattan y. y.
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. corner Anaid anu IT,
Avenues. The Bronx. y T. -. . A q - a
BOROUGH OF BHOpNL-Ac.- lsl'--' - v . So =
NunictuaI Building ErooSyn. y n
BOROUGH OF QUEENS. corlsi @ae~>'N @>N1ii-e al
TleOISsTf or RICHMOND. corner Or Bay and sand
s.~.srs zraufefon. Island y
~ - - Davnsnt turng octooer ne person - psyins
ahaII Be entitled me 0eilsn.s --- -
800 seducgion o. interest," a. the rate % per
cent per between - ICY o- 7-- R@f1i1-t 40
49, 1t Cav OF December ncAI- . s.,
paid dlrirE $500 Nl-a- . i-14-e4 oelors
czsci.s are Drawn to- raya.en-
.--oauanief By addressed envelopes p1stag %
--zss Ia o-tsr return q rec-fptec
49,. may Re matted
0ii's nav DAVID Z. AUSTEN Recefver Of Taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T Fitzgerald surrosass Cou,ty %
notice is hereby gwen = al persons hazins
cairns azausr Charlotte Lavinia Gregory.
County ~ YORK deceased present win
vOcchsrs thereof the subscber Its place
acting business 66 Broadway. City u New
YORK on before the s1h day o. November nsx.-
Dated York the 6fh dag OF May.
KNICKERBOCEER Trust COMPANY. Executor
DAVIES STONE & ALERE&C-fI. FOR
81 Nassau strest. Borough OF Manhattan. Y0rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08

aeverseuents WI - rscsve- tns toIlownx brsncn
o'clock N.
ga sth-eNe-- = cor 2st-sL LIB esh-eve- cor
TS-r-.s .. East ftfh-st-s 81 West 431-st.. be-
teen -rh ana SIN "a: I2Ssh-st-s 13.,S
aa-a~e, 75tn ard TTth sJs.s k.046 3d-ave-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08

~ F,-,. Election District = BOUNDED by sna %it.ln
o.----a----. street. Second avenue tSast
80 s--sef ri-s East szty-foET'h street anu
Lexington avenue A. 1919 e-E within
-s--yrhth rrres-. FIRST avenue. Last 74A's ---
street sza 1919 ar District Is bounded by and within
e,----te+b street East River. East SA'si-''
- y---b rIectt1- District 6 bourne ~ .-i-L
- street First aVerue. East SiAisBl-N
80 - r-.-fs0- District BOUNDED ~ 30
e-e.-,--.@rr street avenue. Eaai 7'@N'
60. ana second avenue -. - ~ within
- So Election District - hounoeo ~ -t--S
----c-rssrr Second aFen-s E~-'- $780, ~
- -js~riou District IS bounded y nc
IA severry-second street seen $3.50
Lexington sFel-- ana within
Election Dis--c- Is Do-l1
F-as4 sc-s--v -arxr street. First avenue Ea7'
- &C Tstrtcr rs bounded b. end within
c.--s~fs-~ac1na street ron A..-
F,sgr East ee.-il--.'.-
$1,000 49, a. First avenue firsi a.
Br-fh-a.s East Seventy -1rsl 81
dssgruof sfre~+t,r 70 southwest coiHe4 u $780,
erfF- street and Avenue a r,,ht-
Ts-rh Is bounced p -
sr9fb -. =, I-esf sseveuty-secund street r..
a--Due - Avenue A east ana 49, 49, $500,
from Fast nrst streei ~
sez-8uf street Pest nry-nrst slr"e'' "
a. n1-a6es
Tns Esren-h rzsertson p,sfrtct q "a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08
IN PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF TIE

honorable Frank 7. Fitzgerald. q Surrogate Of no
County New York notice IS hereby given % ali persons
Kate Shells Nelson late OF th@
County Of New York deceased. % present the SANE.
with 10 place
Z
No. road Be Q
OF New York. OF before January 22rd.
Dated New York. tEsHTy-firsr day o. July.
VIRGINIA NELSON Executrix
ARTHUR I. LIvETtNORE Attorney for Exscutrix. No.
80 Broad Street. Manhattan. New Tork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08

o-,rfs ab-sr c Thomas. Surrogate q the Co1lt7
~ vor notice hereby given O. ali persons hasins
-is1s AGAINST Henry Brown late or the COUNTY OF SUI
Ivan state q Pennsy vanla decesset % pIese. l-s
thereof. to ire sunscroers
49,. - f-arssctng business. Offices OF their at
fc~-svs Nessrs Blair Rudt- No = Ll1ertI Street N
- r5o-,-s ~ gfarhartan city Of New YORK on or De-
s~ra ire eleventh day of March lse+
Dated New York. the PIN day q - ls1loeF' ATS
--- ADELAIDE B FITCH
JOHN T. FREDERIChS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08

A6ze- c Thomas. Surrogate OF County Mes
Notice IS hereby persons
against Theodore Gafllard Thomas. County
OF New deceased win vouch-
place
business the Office % Curtis Mallst- C1r
Broad Street II TIE Borough OF Manhattan C!t7
OF York, before 23rd day October nexr
Dated New York. the 18Th day % April. 1898.
MARY T THOMAS. Exscuc-fr
J. LAWRENCE McKEEvER.
HOWARD LAPSLEY
Executors.
CURTIS. MALLET-PREVOST COLT. Atro-nevs for
Executors. 30 Broad ST. Borough 0f Manhattan. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08
ELEISCHMAN. REGTNA-IN PURSUANCE

order Of Hor- Frank 7. Fitzgerald a su--o-
gate Of County York notice Is hereby gwen
persons having claims against Regina Fleschnran
C0Inry of New YORK deceased present
thereof a
business. az the Office o. Bernard J. 1seck
203 Broadway. n the Borough q Manhattan
CITY OF New York. OF before the Isl day Of March.
1904.
Dated New York. 18th day o. August 1909.
CHARLES FLEISC-5dAN Executor
BERNARD J ISECSB Attorney f1r Executor. 2c3 Broef
way. Borough o. Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08

Frank 7 Fitzzsrald. Surrogate o. the County
Ns--T York hereby given
against o q County
YORK deceased present
% 70 place
ness No 60 Liberty Street. City Of York "a
orr before he day of February
Dated New York the 6rh day OF august. 1905.
WILLIAM INNS
CHARLES A LCZrSITS.
@ Z & T Z. CRAWFORD. Executors.
Attorneys Execurors 9 Liberty Street. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08
IN Pursuance OF AZ oRDER OF HON

- Frank T F1tzxe-zld a Surrogate % the County %
YORK. Oft s persons having
claims against Katherine Foz Cozy
L vouchers there
o. 70 the subscribers place 81 tansctlng bus
ress az tire Forster Nc 50 Wan Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. the City o. Nsw York.
bsfo-e the f5th day z December. 1909.
pated New York End day OF June.
JOHN r. HEI-fECEES r.r.-..--s
FRANCIS SPEIR I-..3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08

IN order CT Hon. Frank Fitzgerald. Surrogars q
OF New Notice hereby given % al
against Edward D. Jones late n
County or New YORK deceased. present the
vouchers thereof 10 subscribers .
transactinz Office o. Geo. L Carlisle
VAN Street. r. The city o. New XorE
before the 4yh Cay o. December next
Dated New York the 2Dtn DAY OF May. 1890
A CARRINGTON. HENRY P CARRLNETON.
GEO 4. CARLISLE. Attorney FOR Executors No.
81 Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate COUNT 81
New York. NoSice given persons havanz
Martha A Harts-ene.
OF New York, deceased. % present
thereof subscriber place
Offices % Eruu1er Robinson Wall
Street. City the 1erh day
March
Dated York the 2ssh day Of August 1903
SYLVIA H. DAVIS.
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Attorneys Exscurrix 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08

BLAIR & RUDD. Attorneys for Executors % Li6srsy
stree. y y Ci-y-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08

TuPATRICK. JOHN DIN PURSUANCE
~ ne an order OF Hon Abusr g. Thornas- surrossie
.b Cunt ~ New YORK notice Is hereby given % Al
rersrrs navfng claims against John .. kp1trics "a
Cs1-lrr decreased 70 present the SAM
vfrH vouchers thereof subscriber az ner pace Or
business Offices = FREDERICK Trevor
~, - ystIis-- Street In n city York
bf,-a the f0th day April next Dated View 1ofA ui7
S1h Gay "a RAVE T. COOK Adninistrarrlx-
TREVOR HILL. Attorney t0r Alll1As-ia
10y - William -. Manhattan. New York city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-19
cREAsoN is DEAD.
After 10 Days Of UncoDsciousness
He Succumbs to The Blows He
Received on the Head.


Andrew Creason, the watchmaD
in the Rock Island coal and ma
terial yards who was struck on the
head and bis skull fractured ia two
places in some unacccounfable
manner on the morning OF the
ninth, died last night at 1880 o.
clock at DR.. Tyes emergency
hospital, where be has been since
the assault. Everything possible
was done to save bis life, but he
died withou. regaining conscious
ness. The remains were taken to
Claycomb's undertaking parlors.
where it will remain until the
funeral arrangements are COM
pleted.
Il was hoped that Creason. hav-
ing lived this long would servlve
the terrible wonuds he received,
and live TO hunt down his assai' .
ants. Hie death is a hard blow 70
bis wife, as she has certainly been
faithful to him since the assault.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-19
SERMON 10 PYTHIAs.
Rev. J. B. Boon Preached an Excel
lent Sermon at the Christian
Churoh Last Night.

Il is rather an unusual thing to
hear applause in q church, but the
Christian church rang with il
several times last night during The
progress OF Rev. }. b. Boen's SER
mon to Wasaila Valley Lodge,
Knights OF Pythias. Rev. BoeD
in his numerous travels has visited
the historic spots where much OF
the history on which The Pythian
order was founded lranspired; and
he is therefore able TO talk "by the
book The sermon WAS an ex-
cellenf one, and appreciated not
on.y by the Knights, but their
many friends. About 40 Knish hts
we're in attendance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-19

The Rock Island is mak ing very
low rates 10 Northeastern states.
Will sell daily until And including
Sept. 30, with return limit Oct. 81
Cal on r. Stephels, local agent,
who will figure the Invest rate TO
destination you desire to reacl ,
also give you all necessary ibfor-
mation as 10 time Of traies,
stopovers, etc. ait
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-19

Theodore Bell, VINO has been
cleskiDg in a lumber yard ct Our.
dell, Okla, is home on a visit for
a few days. Mr.. Bell and bis wife
came over 10 visit her father. Mr..
Hobart, o. Garden CITY, Mo-, who
is in Chickasha Tor q few daye.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-19

Farmers National Congress, Nj
agara Falls, N. ", Sept. % o 26
The FrIscO will sell round trip
tickets for the above occasion for
fare and a third, certificate plan.
For other Information address A..
O. Wilson, Agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-19

The performance OF the Siaters
company last night was up to it's
usual standard. The Staters have
the strongest repertoire company
that visits Chickasha, and they are
slways greeted with crowded
houses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-19

DeMolsy Commandery No. 4.
will meet lhis afternoon at the
Masonic hail az 1 o'cl ck. Toe
following Grand Commandery Of,
a. rs va be present 10 participate
in the WORK: Grand Commander
Herbert J Evans: Sir Joha Coyle,
lsraaa Gene alirt;mc; SIR Eugene
Hamilton, Grand Chapter General;
Sir Al. Grant Evans. Grand Prelatc;
Sr }. William Speak,e Grand
standard Bearer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-19

Cheap excursions 10 the South
eastern states. These tickets 60
Oh sale each Wednesday and Sat
u.day aud are good for return so
days from date Of sale. For the
rate to the point ycg wish to go
cali 90 4. stephens, local agent o.
Il. I a P. Railroad DIFF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-19

Mammoth Springs. Arb. Tick
cts on sale daily 10 the above.
point for els.15 for round trip
good to return % days from date
OF sale. A. O. Wilson. Agt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-19
Wants, For Sale, For Rent, Etc.


Wanted Boy for messenger
and 10 deliver = per route. Must
be reliable. Apply ia person at
Daily Express office. II
A lady school teacher wanted
by tho Hon q. J. Vaughn, ~ miles
southeast ot Chickasha. Appli-
cant must be able 10 instruct ia an
commercial aud common school
branches.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-19
WARRANTY DEEDS.
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW.

CHRISTIAN Corner Sixth and
Iowa. Sunday School at 10 a.
m. PrsathiOg at II q. m. by
Evangelist Boen. Evening SER
vices at 7:45. This service will
mark the close OF Rev. Boen's
meeting. This lat meeting will
be held ID the amphitheatre out
side, il the whealher permits.