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Clnrkson Goud, well known Adventist
preacher OF Topsham, Ne, though ~ years
cid walked TO the postoffcc 10 get als NH
on his birthday last week. HppCAF"S as
smart aud upright as man OF %, M ,.os
Exactly 80 years ago ClhlkS q Goih was
born I'M the little town OF Winth or -ls
parents being Mr. nnd Mrs james 5ouu'
'rncy settled in IopEnam when 1hEhatn
,yas Il years Old, aud there Garrison grew
In isa5 he was married TO Miss Betsy
Haskell Of T0psham, the cercmony being
performed IA Buwd0inham by Elder Dlns-
more Thcy soon moved TO webster ~he .
they remained for seven years. Ihc douu'
later moved 10 Bath and finally to TOYS
ham, rr..A.r,
lanes Goud obtained q position In me
Rogers nil and Clarkson Goud started In
20 learn his trade. ,,.
Tie became very successful and hnn'iy
set up q machine for saving llths, clap
boards and shingles in one OF the Two saw
/ mills then In Iopshnin. a.,
The same year that he was married MI
Goud tnlned the Free Baptist church, aho
he Is the only surviving person VINO oe
Z longed TO the church az tnat time. IA Asfg
however, he became converted 70 tne 40
ventist faith, and IN is43 was licensed 30
For nearly sixty years be haS been az
Advent preacher, traye ing through MAJ 2
New Hampshire and aassachus, US, uotns
evange!istic work He is rarely heard nov
II do not believe that Sueh an old man 81
I am should try 20 eXpound the Woro o.
Occasionally. however, he can be PEE
suaded 20 address the Advent meetings y
atnrers hail. IN Brunswick, wnlch ne u,
tends every pleasant Sunday. one suhdhl
iaer summer Mr.. Cloud conducted meetn.
with an the yigor Of Old. aud many pe,opi'
wondered that one 30 old as ne couiG Jun,
No strain III conducting a meeting lie say'
that be expects TO live for years 70 coh"
and bns no thought ~ death.
WAYS roll when be has occasion 90 nss
verso from the Bible, where II IS 90 y
found lie also has great acuiL IS" ~
m -fnbcring dates. .t,, -,
Mr. ana Mrs Cloud had six children, foh
Girls md two boys All q them are 9eh'
evoent one Clarksou Gnud. Jr.. Tho y
,.ebibetmaker 81 New York. Daring ID
civil war this son Servec IN The nsyE.
In 1881, after Q pleasant married hfe
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The tendency Of medical science IS toward
preventive measures. The best thought Of
the world is being given 20 the subject i
is easter and better TO prevent rhan 10
cure. II has been fully demonssrari 4t
pneumonia. one Of the most dlas
eases that medical men have ~
with. can be prevent by the
ChamberlasDs Cough Remedy pro
always results from cold or from g
tack Of influenza grip. and II has e
observed that this remedy eounteracts eny
tendency OF these diseases toward pneumo
MA This has been fully proven IN many
thousands Of cases IN which this remedy
has been used during the great prevalence
OF colds and grip In recent years, and can
b0 relied upon with implicit confidence.
Pneumonia often results from a slight cold
when no danger is appreheRded until Il ID
suddenly discovered that there Is fever
and difficulty In breathing and pains IN
tho chest, then Il Is announced that the
patient has pneumonia Be on the safe side
and take Chamberlains Cough Remedy a
soon as the cold Is contracted. II slwayl
cures. For sale By all druggists.
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nldcd and faithful discharge Of all relative
duties, he was suddenly removed from
lalOr's rest"
r6omos Ranks Cent who died in 1901
has a somewhat enlgmatical Inscription,
placed upon It by his wife. After giving
the particulars as 20 her own name ana
pareutage, she adds: Was mar,
eyed the 5 dav az December, 1881, and died
tin 90 OF September, Ammo Dom. 1881 In
the SO year Of his age as also these two
"As ] IN sorrow for thee have been dis
II God permit me, I've by thee to rest ~,
Is the moTTgqnng T.do| MAJ toII ~ the Sig
niAcancc Of the AS also as appheu 10
thcmf
sailors grave In private buryins
Ground bears the following poeiical m
/ hrto hut tho reader "a lott In no niue
doubt ma TO whether the captain Of the
Mermaid died on land or sea.
"T-nderueath This lonely tomb heth the
-o,s,re of John Booth late commander OF
tho sb,p Mermaid, who departed, ms , ioIe
May Il, 174 Si, IN lsf B Root ''' "
..t1-,tlst On tbis variant stage he toN
-, ro~t TO port on shipboard uloNS
! Sometimes the wishedIor nar5o, On inc
M twice his bark was s'rahaeu On INV
vo "tber cohln but the ship the sea NE
graz the merclful and Just, 49,,
tfos brought him 20 the maven sure ia 49,
a. tbis haven do | say - "a,
- re9r his father ana holnIL '0''
~ ,rt he long IN Illness craNeu'
ICED Lord. into this gray, -.
, IA; s,Ue unfurlcd his voyage ~
NJ ~ sr,bor's gone, he's SAFE on saiol A.
IL Rrrton parish churcnyhru one s,eJ &,
III .bn rave ~ blacksmith "no "''" -
I'm ,Iferc ucs the corps OK Hugh O'I' "''-'
49,, iu WILLIAMSBURG .-,,..,.o
mtr NM t-aet 10 the many loving tIlnl1e
I iH a,riT, husbands 10 depntNu =. M
OF Gu'.tr5 rent gihe a. matrlmohy y. "
j. w., i,ii ',bs inscription on tRe ms
iVgiu,Wol Iobu GUSTS, placed 'netr5 r,ossl
,r,tinreticqily stated. 'N DIS 'N"'
tlye oo55eagacath THIS marlc tomb hes "a
r. ~ thn Hon. John CustlS ~, o. ~, ~
~ ~ WlulamsbUrs ana PARISH ol -
. u,' f,merlv OF Hunc1rs phIi sH, N,,rtb
,on id. ~ Virginia aud county - a ~,
t.~ nred n years ana y't hltn ~,
"l,. ,carg which wn- M" space ~ W.
q ~ t,t i bachelors home OF Af"h-t""' "
~. r9.tcrf SHORE ~ virginia , no,
x " mas bcou suggested thar rs w III ~
!, ~, ne ~ Colonel GUSTS vas; .lt.L
49, rhort one ono seventh c' h'r - ~.
4 nu ~ bi. happiness might nave
1 .,r.A tr hts children ~" haa maL. =
a., AZ. rran~es pEtke, hfanlnW- "a,
.rtIted ytri eidstf denshtnr q toloD'
panlsI FukA who had been das &C sAn'
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At the Age of
Ninety-S
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stxty-two years, Mrs Goud died. r,om
That time until 1905 he lived plone bat On
september 20 Of that year, at lia age oI
~ Afr. Cloud was married for the setunu
time, his wife being Mrs. Susan Knight 81
Bath the widow of Stephen kuigbt- Mrs
Goud Is now 70 years old.
Mr. Cloud lives iu the same house thai
he occupied az the time Of his marriage "a
1926
Mr. Cloud Is one OF the smartest old men
in TopshAm ana has the &c npate use ~
an his faculties His eyeslght Is eXcspicn
ally good aud he reads without t1e aid
OK glasses, lie saws and splits h-s fwn
wood.
His nephew. Warren W. goYd. y post
master al Topsham and also town clerk
Mr. Goud'H daughter, Mary, ~hD married
Samuel Qulnt, had ave childten Ono u
them, George, married Susan HAWTHORNE
1 and they have two children, GlTsn and
Mabel
| The latter married Fred Jaca e this t"wn
and II the mother OF Louise May Ja X. who
\ Is therefete, the great great gIanddRHRifer
~ the well known Advent Drcicher, Tins
{ tracing the relationship back nye genera
/ lions.
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IN NforIhorougb. nnd governor Of Antigua.
~ yTos love match. and a letter is eT.
t9nt written during the period OF court
s.bbjon " the limo, STYLES his betrothcd
.'f.ideiia and himself '"Veramour. He
calls On tho angels 10 guard his dearest
Ii;1ntio . and deliver her safe 10 his arms,
80 srro tbey won't refuse their protcc-
anu SUI az ,,,ro "a nure and charming
L"n 4" d a. i 80, f,,- fbeu IN mistake
inut u ""AtA ~ +tr,.ai,s. ~ Rut ,,Vpra-
heT LOT Vile ,,Vg',i H." T,a,,on their oufrrpls
HpuF anu lit.'H 81 ysltb thpn
soon atttr IN" u"u,s .uo5 ~ ~ hn,. ,r.'d =,
~ least mhItiaS' 'slihCgA :" 80 y s,nali,
failure. 'fiacha ulfu Inns; az
poN. leaving q son aa y ua"s -. ,'i' 49,
Colonel 'ustls H14 Dsyg ' a." ,ri,itrnrz mar.
band, he proved hlmrel an Hlp33t'9iE F"l
because the latter refused 10 address nls
lovely cousin. Evelyn byrl gl W I5t"N'l
nothing for Young Cusus who was four
wars her Junior So, afler iuhrh '"NbH
tIou. and long waiting John Custis was ~
icrgtb allowed TO marry 10 rnit himself
and his heart and hand were given ~
,.rot,,- Martha cambridge. the future Lady
r-tJ,1tCr" ~ Mount Vernon "
wv
Put n Colonel Gusts meant by his Gym
20, entt,,b 10 warn younE bachelor
- 'p''"PA ,,,,r,,o inst tho m
pgaiust matrimouy, a doc'ilhe lNe' LUG "P
poslte il ipculcated IN the inscription oYei
! , NV - ,st. ren3nted him ~ his f0llorI
/ reiii,sfe condition This grave is 10 bl
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4 n, Post
e'diiles and erudihes Of tombstone
9.0l' have often excited a smile,
ne generally eulogistic tone Of cpl.
a HaetheF pArased IN simple, perhaps
e'ea English, 10 Latin, or In high.
q .--k 'aioms OF the vernacular. has as
e ''-.g oeen the theme Of sarcastic COM
"A Concerning the dead say only what
,'''o'e' tue Romano tell Us. But
e. Z " our own knowledge Of the char
q " 'ae departed ono we may some
's cause 70 wonder Mt the mem
~ - mourning relatives. quite as often
-1i'ay OF the tombstone gives tho
81 49, s:iusIion. Then II this be true OF
NJ .,ib,-, WI circle Of friends and Hc-
n So We may not TOO hnetily dis.
RI ~, =. 'pisApns ot earlier days. And
~, IA \. -. a faithful porualture OF the
NJ ~ VsaetWlsc,. We mud In these
"a ~ ~ mat Is Characteristic Of nM
4 s.rs :. 'Vtallty. No tho geucalOgist,
III tlltipi "a sP'nph and the inscription
Ia ma I 1ects OF research, and the
E % 'ne ehosan haunt OF "OId Nor.
/ s, S|95ss,tiaTstS rAe Wits have given u.
- q t6a lpious. Some OF us have
M sl1,f.ssS' olhg lady, coming upon what
M 'lm Vas q tombstone. trlced the
- he SEN bostOn,' and passed on
"a gs.es.irl,,u remarks: How simple.
r t-il linn AothSg more Is needed
|slift q, q was presumed, had
ga \ Va e5o,, n4'Ae Of the fortunate per
m ;i1n R,s,yasa 10 know that he or she
''ats,one II developed later that
"a ron H.. was J milestone Inscribed
B i, ly3,slsnder on one occasion MS.
N g Ch,.sula auditors that DE- had
f.t nmbs,- church graveyard. Alexau
hly 49, PA which. after the namt
D. y ~ sitl below. werc the words
5 ~ F,nlsl families OF virginia, eli
y g Gos, iJ, -9om ~ Heaven
ta to'5 olry d proved thgt the 81
" Fas .-,t. P9s cvhy that tho good
e N w. 10 several W the frs
A "a ~ th'pia and MARYLAND " ouf
80 ssn go rart Tor thr supu1siiitiuu
sven Zoo euaph
( csr.. 'olal mazoatc ~ virginia
sta ' MOI cscape tho wa.
mi. ~, loopsl no hy buried u1
qar.., o''nent alsni6ed viih armo
s,+s,., 'nd bearing souoron
NJ 60 go i'oou7iiug his r8bac ~
aHE bis NOSlty. wisdom
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The POST has iust received, with the com
pliments of the publishers, copy az the
Kodol Almanac and 2D0 Year Calendar,
which IS certainly most unique ana use
fu book.
Mc4er. r.. g. Dewitt & 90 ~ Chicago
ARC sole owners and publishers II the ko-
dol Almanac aud 200 Year Calendar, and
while several millions ~ copies urc Ia elf
culatiou thoy have get = few hundred
cotIea % the drst edition and win send
enc oopv TO auy one enclosing b two-ceni
rtHur. with . request fQr came, provided
this paper Is mentioned.
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Inll--and relic hunters, have mutilated and
dcfaced IT, There has long been tradition
in the neighborhood that g treasure "
buried in this monument, and to ma these
large portion Of the front has been broken
away.
tombs IN Virginia Is that found In a GENE
terry near Alexandria. IL IS Inscribed TO
the memory Of female stranger, whose
mortal suferings terminated on the l4th
day Of October, 1916; aged ~ years an9 ?
months This stone Is placed here by her
discDnsolate husband, IN whose arms hhe
der God did lis utmost even 20 soothe TIE
cold hcad car ~ death.
Then follow the lines:
How lov'd, how valued once avulls thee
To whom related. Or by whom besot," etc.
and this verso from tbc Bible.
'"ro whom gave all tho prophets witness
that through ITS name whoso"yer DC
licyeth on Him. shall receive remission or
a.u.'
pld residents ~ Aie1adria ten the story,
/ handed down from their parents, NJ the
| arrival nj the chief hotel ~ woman close
| ly yelled Young and reported bnauillul,
accompanied by her husband, The woman y
! face was never seen, except by TWO per
3 sons the doctor who attended her IN the
fatal illness that followed soon after her
I arrival and q good lady Of the t"Wu, VINO
helped to nurse her and II tbey ever kneW
q her secret, they never Itf'ilfN w. hN
{ husband. IL Is supposed, vas registered
uuder m assumed name. None appears
on the tomb The slab Is Of handsome mar
BILE resting on six supports, two feet hlgh
and q heavy stone covering the grave forms
the base a beautiful Wild cherry ire,
overshndows the tomb and a brick wall
capped by heavy carved blocks Of granite
cncioses the ground. Every year Tor man.
wears ia succession, the grave was yiste,
by tho sorrowing husband. and flower
planted upon IT, when these visits ceased
remitthnces came 10 the keeper OF the GENE
terry, postmarked from England, and tht
care Of the spot lasted until about 1869
Speculation WAS rife at the time as 20 IN
identify OF the fair stranger, aud Y wa
, generally believed that she was the daugh
Ter ~ ~ English uoblcman. who had elope
with some one below her ia station. Blu
nc mystery was never solved
Kate Mason Rowland.
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cLhRKSoN COUD, or
TOPSHAM. MI, HAS
LIVED IN THE SANE
HOUSE SINCE is2s-RL-
MARRILD WHLNNINE-
TY-ONL. II n 4 n
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The whip nicking hero Of this story
had driven an irascible old Fellow D
good three mile journey in London,
When the fare climbed stinly out ana
slowly produced a big poczetnooh, caD'
by drew a deep breath and prepared 10
be sarcastic. A watchful constable
standing near prevented all thought OF
his relieving his feelings by the use OF
picturesque terms.
Cabby watched his fare make a
lengthy mental calculation Of the uls-
lance he had been driven. select the
exact legal fare, count it twice over,
and then proifer it to him with n OK
preston on his face plainly indicative
Of Now. then. you dare dispute II anu
ri take your number!'
But cabby didn't dispute It. instead
he promptly accepted II, but slipping
his hand into another pocket he pro-
duced a farthing, which he handed TO
whats this forg' demanded the
old fe,.Jw.
"One farden, currint coin OF the rel
um. sir" said cabby, gathering up his
reins. Il druv you jest the exact dis
tance represented by arr OF that there
shekel under the three mile you reck'
oned. I amt got no arf farden about
me. but it don't matter. You can keep
tho change. / amt mean. Good-by,
sir. and God bless you. Gee UP, orse.
--oLndon Answers.
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There has been an Anti-Tipping So
ciety formed in Berlin. This is an in-
toresting suggestion, and leads to some
reflection. One is curious to know II
the members have the moral courage
to wear badges-and, if 50, the attitude
Of the attendants.
We hear a great deal about the abuse
Of this custom here, yet how many OK
us would rather save the change, + and
miss basking in the sunshine of tue
smiling col0red porter, or forego toe
pleasant. cordial, This way, sir; yes,
sir" upon arriving friencless in a
strange city.
1t must be hard life to seem glad
to see a hundred people a day, and wa
would consider ten cents, or even a
quarter, very modest compensation fer
each demand upon so necessarily a per-
ennial store. The argument that these
contributors to public comfort are paid
by the employers is misleading, for the
salary is fixed in proportion TO the op-
portunities for receiving tips, and is
often sa meager as to be mere formal
ity. This brings ua tq the root of the
matter: the encoura ragement Of the ngis-
ance by the parsimony of the employ
ers. But they are hard 70 reach. so We
must be recigned. and hope for some
solutior OF the problem in the future.
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II is related that Dr. John Wise NJ
Covington is the victim Of one OF h-s
OWL sokes, and that he is in half
mourning on account Of it, From al
the evidence that can be produced il
appears that some time ago the doctlr
went up against an old game,
One Of his friends met him and pro-
ducing a pencil. said: Doctor, see
this peneilg I can make It write any
color I want to-"
Tets see you make it write indigo
blue"
Tho owner Of the pencil promptly sat
down and wrote indigo b-l-u-c."
Then the doctor tumbled aud said.
That's pretty good. lll just 20 down
ihe street and try thar on Theodore
Hallam'
Down the street he went. looking tor
Mr.. Hallam He finally found him. aud
producing The pencil, said. Theodore,
here's a pencil that ! can write any
color ] want 10 with
Then the doctor gathered himself for
o good laugh.
Lets see YOU write eeru." said ar.
Hallsm
lhe doctor smiled, picked up a piece
OF paper. and started TO work. and for
ten consecutive seconds said nothing
Then be said swear words. and addei.
II hare forgotten how TO spell that
.-----.a .--.<tarssaia.nsti rir,.rsfraa
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Not long ago an enthusiastic an
thropologist reached the frontier Of
Belgium with the mummy Of one Of
Egypts most noted and respectable
families in his possession. At the
customs the officials asked what Il
was.
"A mummy" was the answer
"You can't take it IN without paying
duty"
But mummies pay no duty. replied
the traveller,
I'VE viii consult the register" re-
piled the ohicizL An enormous vol.
ume was examined. but with No re-
suit; mummies we're not classified.
Declare Il as salt fish" shouted trs
ofleial TO one Of the clerks, aad thus
the mummy OF a possible Pharaoh
made its triumphal entry into Bel
GUM.
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BEST OF THE SEASON
The Olympia's Performance Of
aSaid Pashs" Fulfilled Every
Expectation.

The audience which greeted thr
Olympia Opera Company 10 '-5aid
pa.ha'' last evening was composed
Of those who came expecting a
good bill aud they were not disap-
pointed. the only regret Is thatthey
coula only be with Us one night
sssaid Pasha is a comic opera
10 every sense Of the word. Iae
different roles call for same exacting g
voices and they we're filed 70 the
satisfaction OF all. Miss Lottie
Kendall as Serena the Pashas
daughter with her wins0me ways
and sweet soprano voice charmed
the sud dlence; Mr.. Ed. L Weston
as the Mexican Nobleman has a
tenor voice OF splendid range and
melody and made a decided hit,
and Miss Luche Deval made an
deal Queen The several NUM-
bers we're all we'll rendered
the choruses being especially good
Tne members OF the chorus are an
especially aitractive lot Of YOung
ladies and with their voices and
pretty costumes made indiffence
impossible. "Hadad" Mr.. Edward
EagletoDl and "Nocke5" (Mr
Harry Lighwood) furnished the fun
and il was good clean fun that
made il allthe more enjoyable.
Take il all around the Olympia
Company put on the best show
Chickasha theatre goers have en-
ioved this season.
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Juice Of the lemon IS one Of the best
and safest drinks for any persons
whether IN health or not Il is suit
able FOR all stomach diseases, liver
complaint -rd Inflammation Of the
bowels. Lemon is used in intermit-
tent feyers. It VIII alleviate and "a
ally cure coughs and colds. and heal
diseased lungs. Its uses are manifold
and the more We employ Il internally.
he better We shall fiEd ourselves. It
VII superseds H1inlre
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-14
Should Not Be a Burden
Some Kind Of a %alk is Within
Reach Of All, and There are
Numerous Kinds To Sc
lect From.
Chickasha, March II


Editor ExpTess.-The condition
OF the streets and foot paths Of tile
city the past two or three weebs
brings the question Of pavemenis
and sidew alks forcibly to The atten
ton Of our citizens. Ia the first
place the city council should es-
tablisb by ordinance the widsh Of
walks to be put down in different
parts Of the city, aud / Will rcspec-
fully suggest width Of eight feet
on Chickasha avenue from the bus
iness part of the street, and from
there on west TO the city limits d
width Of FIVE feet four inches, also
a width Of five feet four inches or
all avenues between and including
Illinois on the north and as lar 40
aud including Dakota avenue on
the south; and on ell Streets from
the railroad, to and including
Eighth street on the west. Outside
Of those limits q width OF four feet,
no walk to have loss than three
stringers under it, Ofcourse eyers
one is in favor Of sidewalks DO
front OF other peoples places) bui
the property owners say it will be
too heavy an expense TO build one
themselves.
Lst us see what il will cost
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-14

BAPTIsT.-Corner Fourth aud
colorado. SUNDAY School At
10 o. ID. Preaching at IL
.. N. by the pastor, the Rev.
Geo. b. Thompson. Subject :
"And Simon Peter stood and
Warmed Himself. Young
peoples Union at $50 p. NJ.
Evening serviceat 1880 subject,
Making Light" Solos, ac-
compAnied by the grand concert
harp.
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CHRlsTIAN.-Corner Sixth an O
Iowa. Sunday School at 10 a.
N. Preaching at ii q. IN, by
the pastor, the Rev. John A E.
Stevens. Subject, esprit and
Genesis OF Missions.
Regular communion following
sermon. y. S. c. h. at p.
IN. Evening sermon by the pas
tor, subject, Jesus Christ as a
Leader of Men.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW.

PREsBYTERIAN.-Corner Washita
aud Minnesota Preaching by
the pastor, Rev w B. Leonard
Sunday School at 10 a. N. En-
deavor Society SD. m. At the
evening service Mrs. Geo. S.
Hay es, missionary to Chefoo,
China, will tell of her work and
experience. Special music at
both morning and evening ser
vices.
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ST.. LuKE's.-Corner Sixth and
Kansas. Holy Communion at
1880 a. N. Sunday School at 10.
Morning prayer and sermon By
the rector, Rev. w. r. Nc
CutcheoD, At la m. OffertOry
solo by Miss Cashelle. No other
services.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-14

Is your house numbered so
merchants can deliver your goods
at the right place and your frieuds
know where to iDd you'll If not,
come to The Daily Express once
aud get one, 25e. Subscribers to
the Daily Express can have their
bouses numbered free Of charge.
If you will beeeme q subscriber, the
same rule applies. Your house
hsould be numbered. dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-14

Misses Logan and Kretschmar,
OF X. G. have arrived and opened
q dressmakIng parlor in the Griffin
block. They are prepared to meet
the ladies OF Chlckasha with all the
new spring STYLE. 58-diw
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(. c. oyERHULsER,
House and Safe
Moving.

! am prepared to do house and
safe moving on short notice and
Of reasonable prices, and hope you
will call Oh me when IN need of this
class Of work. Call up prone 270,
or call at Chickasha Dray and
Transfer Co., 3 doors north L. ..
n. G. OYERDEISE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-14
LOCAL NEWS

Daily Express, Zoe per week.
New Street Hats at Bryan Dry
Goods Co. o9 Al
When buying soap always take
the Lenox. It the best made. 9t
New Shoes, new Oxfords at Bry-
an Dry Goods Co. % AZ
New Shirt Waists. new skirts at
Bryan Dry Goods Co. % Al
New SkirtiDgs, new Ginghams at
al Bryan Dry Goods Go. 80 At
New clothing, new Hats at Bryan
Dry Goods Co. % Al
Drink Limade at Hovey s. A
preventive oftyphoid and scarlet
fevers. II u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-14

CATHoLIc.-Chnrch of the Holy
Name of Jesus. Seventh and
Kansas. Mass at lOa. N. Ser
mon at IL a. IN. by Father
Urban. sunday School al
3 D. ln. No 0 her service.