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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-16

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HANOVER, Ind. May 15.-Wabash Col
lege defeated Hanover College to-day by
the score of IL to 1. The game was marked
by good clean playing. The pitching of
Fisher for Wabash was phenomenal. Boil
ton on third and Hasbrouck at left did star
work. The Hanover men played an even
game The prettiest plays in the game were
doubles by Weaver, Green and Morgan for
Hanover. and Shepard, Davis and Coen
for Wabash. Score:
RH Z
Hanover ......0 o o 0 o o. 4 10
Wabash .......2 2 5 o 1 0-12I 8
Batteries-Green and Moore: Livingston
and Fisher.
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'Batted for McGinnity in the ninth.
h,ri n,,i
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Bases on Balls-Off Ford. Z: or Resisting. 2.
struck Out-Isy Ford. s: by Resisting, 6.
<Two-base Hit-Tamsett.
Three-base Hits-kihm. Cristall ca
Double PlayA-O Brien to kim: Kfhm
t7naeBtsted.)
- Stolen Base-Bernard.
4 Passed Ball-Heydon.
{ Left on nases-iindianapoiis. z; Toledo. T.
: Umpire-Killen.
Tfme-1:5k
Attendance-Il50.
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NEW YORK. Nav 15.-CincInnati

NEW YORK, May 15.-Cincinnau made
IL three out of four from New York to-day.
The game was an exciting one all the way
through. Twice New York had men on
bases and hard liners were stopped by in
fielders In time to double up men. SUIT
hoff was not hard hit until the final in
ming, when the locals made desperate
rally. Mccain and Meters bringing in two
runs with two triples Score
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Game Lost by Garvin.

BROOKLYN, May 15.-Garvins wild work
in the box cost Brooklyn the game to-day.
In the third and fourth innings Garvin gave
seven bases on balls. hit one batsman and
made a wild pitch, which gave Chicago
and did fairly well during the rest OF the
game. score:
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Gave a Batting Matinee.

DETROIT. May 15e-In a batting matinee
the Detroits won to-day. They lined out
five triples and two home runs, and had
little to spare at that. Dougherty's mis-
judging made long hits of many flies.
Smith is out for three days for wrangling
with the umpire yesterday Score:
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PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-Pittsburg hit
Mclaughlin hard to-day and easily won the
last game of the series from Philadelphia.
Both teams put up very poor game. In
the seventh inning Merritt ran the bases
for Lever and scored a run. Attendance.
2044. Score:
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CLEVELAND. May Is. - Cleveland
punched hits in three innings to-day and
beat New York in the opening game of the
series. Wright pitched a strong game,
keeping the hits well scattered. McFar-
lands batting was a feature. Sundays
game between Cleveland and New York
will be played at Columbus, o. Score:
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Earned runs-Cleveland, 3; New York. 1.
Two-base hits-McCarthy, Hickman, Gam
gel. Long. Three-base hits-Wright, Nc
Farland. Sacrifice hits-Clingman. Davis.
Stolen base-Conroy. Bases on balls-Of
Wright, 2; off Tannehill, 2. Left on bases
Cleveland. 8; New York. 6. Struck out-By
Wright. 5; by Tannehill, 3. Time-1:35.
Umpire-Connolly. Attendance-2,S70
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ST. LOUIS, May 15.-waddell pitched for
for Philadelphia to-day and held st. Louis
safe after his team had it's batting streak
in the fourth inning. waddeh struck out
thirteen men and gave only two passes. A
feature was Burkett's home run I'm the first
inning. Attendance, i, 400. Score:
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Special to the indianapolis Journal
CULVER, Ind, May 15.-Culver won its
dual meet this afternoon with South Bend
High School by score of 81 to 3S. The
features of the meet was the half mile,
which was won by Banks, of Culver, In
2:06.
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Earned runs-NeW YORK, 3. Fist base on
errors-Cincinnati, /. Left on bases-New
McGinnity. 5; off Suthoff. 3. Struck out
BY McGinnity, 3. Three-base hits-McGann,
Mertes. Two-base hits-Bresnahan, Mertes,
Donlin. Sacrifice hits-Gilbert. Kelley, Sey-
mour. Steinfedt. Double plays-Corcoran
and Beckley; Magoon and Beckley. Um-
pire-OD Day. Time, 155 Attendance-7,135.
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Special to the 1ndanapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. May 1s-At the
Cleveland horse sale this week six horses
from the McKeen stock farm sold for an
aggregate of S.425. Tommy Mac. 2:lo4,
went for $685. Ethel Mac, no record, a sis
ter to Tommy, for 81 $50: Edgewood Belle.
2:aOlz. for 1000: La France, 2:2sA 81 225:
Jersey Lass, 2:4o. for s425; Lady Bantry
for $500. All except Lady Bantry are by
Jersey Wilkes, the Edgewood farm SIRE
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Two-base Observation-Disclosures, Donahue.
Home run-Nance. Sacrifice hit-Knoll.
Stolen base-Knoll. Bases on balls-On
Gibson. 2 Struck out-By Gibson. q; by
Hale, 4. Hit by pitched ball-By Gibson,
l. Left on bases-Kansas City, s; Mil
waukee, 10. Time-1:45. Umpire-Mullane.
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a LOUISVILLE. May 1s.-columbus defeat
sd Louisville to-day In an interesting game.
aailey eutpltched Bohannon. striking out
.aeven men. A ons-hand stop by Thonex
sd running catch by Childs were fea-
st(veo. Attendance, 60. Score.
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Earned run-Boston. Two-base hits-Car.
ney, Dexter. Stolen bases-Dexter, Abbat-
tichio. Double plays-Abbattichio, Dexter
and Tenney; Malarkey, Moran and Tenney.
Bases on balls-Off Malarkey, 8; off Hack
EFT, g. Hit by pitched ball-Moran. Time
1:53. Umpire-Moran. Attendance-25l9
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WASHINGTON CouIdn,t Hit.

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE locals batting
was two to one against the visiting pitchers.
Dunkle holding his opponents down to six
hits, no two of which came In the same in
ming Attendance ISIS. Score:
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Earned runs-Louisville. 2: Columbus. 2.
Two-base hits--Walker. Bailey. Three
base hit-Kerwfn- Home run-Odwen Sac
ritice hit-Thoney. Double plays-Sullivan
(unassisted): viox and Sullivan. Left on
bases-Iouisville. 6; Columbus. l. Bases on
errors-Louisvtlle, 2; Columbus, B. Bases
on balls-Of Bohannon. g. Struck out-By
Bailey. 4 Hit by pitched ball-Sullivan.
Viox. Time-1:0. unprecedented.
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CLEVELAND PUNCHED HITS
TOOK THE FIRST GAME OF THE
SERIES WITH NEW YORK.
Chicago's Victory Over Washington
Philadelphia and Detroit the Other
winners on Friday.
Results and Attendance.

Cleveland, 5; New York, .2,SIO
Chicago, Z; Washington, 4.................2,sI5
Philadelphia. 4; st. Louis. 2..............1.i 100
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ST. Loui. Shut ONT at Bo.top.

BOSTON. May 15.-Boston found Hack
EFT an easy proposition to-day, and the ST.
Louis team was disposed Of very handily,
10 to o. 1t was Boston's game from the
start. Score:
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NETT r. Stopher; Count Arnhcim. Richard
G. McCioskey: Airline. Honore Parks-Petty;
gypsy queen. Anna Irene Lockwood; Buda.
the nurse, Bessie Il. Kitch. Miss Pearl
Johnson was the pianist.
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Gibson Was Steady.

KANSAS CITY, May 15.-Kansas City
was fortunate in placing hits and Gibson
was steady at critical times. Attendance,
1900. Score:
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Earned -fnllauelpnla, i, 81. Louis, i.
Two-base hit-Schreck Three-base hit
Murphy. Home run-Burkett. Sacrifice hit
-Waddeli. Double play-Schreck and Muir
ply. Bases on balis-Of Sievers, 1; off
waddell, q Struck out-By Sievers. 2: by
Philadelphia, z. Stolen bases-Burkett.
Wallace. Anderson CD. Time-1:32. Umpire
Sheridan.
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Double Bill at Champaign.

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. May 15.-wisconsin to-
day won a track meet from Illinois. 81
to So The ball game resulted in a victory
for Illinois, by the score of Is 10 2
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TOLEDO TURNED TABLES
ecRfsTALLs THREE-BAGGERs GAVE
|, VISITORS A VICTORY.
iteisiing Pitched a Good Game-Coul-
ter Figured In the Defeat-0ther
Association Games
Results and Attendance.

Toledo, 81 Indianapolis. 2------.-.-.--1 LEO
columbus, 5; Louisville, 3................. 800
1T. Paul. 10: Minneapolis. Ia3
&<ansas City, 3; Milwaukee, 1-.-..--- -l,5O0
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Earned runs-St. Paul. 8; Minneapolis, J.
Two-base hits-Shannon, Kelley, Oyler.
Thomas. Stolen bases-Geier. Kelley. Sui
Ivan. Double plays-Marcan. Higgins and
Kelley; Oyler, Vasbinder and Yeager;
Marcan, Higgins and Kelley. Bases on
balls-On st. Vrain, 3; off Thomas, 2; off
Stewart, 8. Struck out-By Thomas. 1; by
Stewart, s. Left on bases-St. Paul, 8; Min
neapolis, 10. Time-1:45. Umpires-Cun-
ningham and Moran.
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Dickens Relies.


London Letter.
The exhibition of the relics Of Dickens
which the Dickens Fellowship has just
opened Ii interesting to mild extent.
There are certain relics which are genuine
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Two-base hits-Tinker, Evers, Strang,
Dahlen. Three-base hits-Tinker, Jack
litsch. Stolen bases-Cfance CD, Jones'
Tinker Ahearn. Double plays-F'lood and
Dahlen; Evers and Chance. Sacrifice hits
Harley, Slagle, Evers, Doyle. Flood. Bases
on balls-Off Garvin. Z; off Evans, 1; OF
Taylor g. First base on errors-Chicago,
!. Hit by pitched ball-By Garvin, 1. Struck
out-By Garvin. 2; by Evans. 4; by Taylor
/. Left on bases-Brooklyn, z; Chicago, g.
Wild pitch-Garvin. Time-2:11. Umpire
Emslie. Attendance-2.000.
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Left on bases-Chicago, 8; Washington, 5.
Two-base hits-Hallman (2), DAILY. Tame
Jones, Tannehill. Daily, Townsend, Holmes
Stolen bases-Robinson, Setback. Double
play-Robinson to Martin to Carey. Struck
out-By Dunkle, A; By Townsend. 1; by Lee
1. Bases on balls-On Dunkle, 4; off Lee, L.
Hit with pitched ball-Green. Time-l 40
Umpires-Hassett and Carruthers.
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his Office to find out about that order.
You'll see how il was done when you visit
the factory
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TAKES THREE OF FOUR
CINCINNATI ADDS TO THE HUMILIA-
TION OF NEW YORK.
ST. Louis Is Shut Out by Boston-Pitts-
burg piles Up Thirteen Runs
Chicago Defeats Brooklyn.
Results and Attendance.

Cincinnati. s. New York 4..........713e
Boston. 10; st. Louis. 0...................2,5l9
Chicago, z; Brooklyn. 4....................20o0
Pittsburg, 13 Philadelphia, 2...........2044
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SEALS, STENCILS AND STAMPS.
IErOIMAYER, SEALS roll
M,:HyGy!;k4s2s: STENCILS EXCL ss sTAkSp e
@&i InI,sA IS sMEHlDLAN ST oaousD hOsa
r. SWANS HEALTH HOME

Superior accommodations for chronic and nerv-
cases. Afternoon Office. S07 ~. Illinois St
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sBatted for Garvin in the fourth ssBatted
for Evans in the ninth.
Score by innings:
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Nashville. I: Birmingham, 8.
Montgomery. 8; Atlanta. Z.
New 0rlsans. 8: Shreveport, IL
Msmphaa. 8; Little Rock Z.
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LaYlnn o. Iananese earden.

William Gould Brokaw, a New
York society man. Is spending s25.00o
10 put a small Japanese garden fl
his estate near Great Neck. Under a
French gardener he is employing sew.
enty skilled men on the plot. which Is
to be only 200 feet square. It wiz
contain all Of the rare trees, shrubs
and flowers native 70 Japan. and the
landscape design viii be after the
Japanese models. There viii be little
but expensive summer houses. tea
pagodas and shelters. The walks and
lanes viii be winding. but all In an
exact system. The plans have not
ell been made public. but Mr.. BrokaW
expects to have the japanese nowe
garden completed in the early fail.
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ANOTHER ATrR ACTION.
"California" at Wagner Opera
House, Big Company Headed
BY Raj Bronson.

Manager Burt Of the Wagner
Opera House has secured a treat
for local theatre goers, to take eff
feet March 20, at which date "Cal-
ifornia," one Of the most successful
plays Of the season, will be pre-
sented. This production is one Of
the strongest on the road today
and has made At splendid record
Mis- Rae Bronson, the young emo
tional actress, heads an excellent
company, her part Of DOLORES
being one of the strongest charac-
ters yet presented in Tue American
drama. A full car of special
scenery is carried and the play is
produced in most thorough man
ner.
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\. Q. OIERnEI.SER.

Is your house numbered 80
merchants can deliver your goods
at the right place and your friends
know where to find you} IL not,
come to the Daily Express Office
and get one, 15c. Subscribers to
the Daily Express can have their
houses numbered free Of charge.
II you viii become q subscriber. the
same rule applies. Your bousu
hsould be numbered, OF
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Mr.. i l.. Scott, who has had
charge Of the corn department at
the Chickasha Roller Mills, resign
ed his position this morning and
will take up other work. He will
succeeded by Mr.. Rogers, Of Okla
bona City, man who thoroughly
IN ierstands every detail OF the
business Mr.. Rogers vii move
his family here in few days.
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The many friends Of DR.. II. r
Tye are urging him to permit his
name TO 80 before the people as o
candidate for Alderman. Dr. Tye
is good cilzen, u progressit Z
man, and if elected would make a
good officer.
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The Montauk Ladies Quartette
will give the next and third num-
Der Of the lecture course at the op-
era house next Monday night
Marches. lnasmuch as musical
attractions ofa good class have
been exceedingly scarce in this
city this season. this quartette
will be hailed With delight by those
who enjoy good music and have
deplored lack OF opportunity TO
hear much oft.
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Rev. II. + bennington, colored
who has been holding a series Of
meetings ar the. Missionary Bip-
list church here, baptized several
candidates AT The Rock crossing Of
the Washita River Sunday after
noon. A large crowd was in a.
tendance.
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On the 29th Of January we held
District convention and had quite
good many of The visiting broth
ers with us from Lodges up aud
down the q. r.. /. & r.. railroad
We bad work IA the Rank of Is
quire aud the Rank of Knight, II
Duncan Items in the Pyihian Her
ald-Gazette, Oklahoma City, Okla
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Your Money is Secure
when put into oaF keeping.

Our vaults are OF modern con.
struchon fire and burglar proof.
Careful attentions given 70 the
accounts of all dep0sitors.
Business Is conducted on q safe
basis and an investments are thor
o0gbly investigated before being
recommenle1 by the management.
AK financial mailers which con
ccrn the welfare Of onf clients are
promptly and skilifully baudlei.
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
invites deposits from individuals,
firms and institutions
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Personally conducted weekly
excursion cars leave Memphis
every Tuesday for California via
the Choctaw Rock Island system
and SO. Pac. ny and for Portland
Oregon, every Thursday via the
Choctaw Uuion Pacific route.
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"A new use has been found for
old newspapers, They are first
shredded, them washed, then steam
ed, then melted. then toasted
coming out at last as a beautiful
and oppetizing health food.
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Drs. DAILY & Oebel specialists
Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat. Fits
Glasses and cures any disease Of
The Eye that is durable. Offices
3O45 Chickasha ave, First stair
way westo Of Citizens National Bank.
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The political pot is beginning to
bubble at furious rate. and candi-
drtes are beng heard Of from all
quarters
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The Syracusc, N. r., Herald,
says: "Mr. Hartigan's rendition Of
the duel characters, DR.. Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde is acting Of the highest
ordeg and places BIN in the promi
nent rank OF his profession.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 4. b. Payne, Of
MARROW, were guests Of friends IN
Ohickasba yesterday.
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j. ID. Linthicum, the Dallas News
man, was a visitor 10 the city a few
hours yesterday moruing
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u. Shea, travelling auditor Tor the
Rock island railroad, with general
headquarters in Chicago, was in
Chickasha this morning on bust
ness. MI. Shea did not visit this
station in his official capacity, how
ever though this part Of the eoun-
try is his territory.
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If You want o good honest soap
buy Lenox. IL does not cost amy
nore than cheaper brands. 81
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. -. Tuttle, Of
Crowder City, visited friends N
Chickasha Sunday
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J.F. stolz, OF El Reno, was
among the visitors yesterday.
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Mrs. j. A. Smith will leave tor
morrow for Oklahoma City where
she will visit for few weeks.
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DR.. Bacon Hines. Of St. Louis,
is now permanently located with
Dr. w. w. Sands, the painless
dentist DR.. Hines makes a spec
ially OF crown bridge work with
all the latest methods in painless
dentistry.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
cHlrF oF POLICE

Weare authorized to announce the name Of
FRANK NANCE for the oflcn OF Chief Of
Police, subject TO the action Of the Demo
cartic parry.
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l.. Root, the fashionable tailor,
was selling clothes IN Mountain
View yesterday,
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H. q. Max well, Of Granite,
transacted some BUSINESS matters
here yesterday.
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The Hartigan-Pritchett Co, at
the opera house tonight present
Miss 4 ara Pritehett as the sohem-
linz. crafty adventures in "L8dy
Audioy's Secret Ihis great ac
iress is a. her best in this role.
This play is fu'l Of strong dramatic
si'naiiof nierspefset with COM
edy. The mad scene excites the
compassion of The audience, and
Luse Marks will keep you laugh
ing.
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L. ". Mullen, leading attor-
ney OF Ardmore, was IN the city
Yesterday on business.
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ASK FOR CASTLE HALL, THE
BEADING FIVE CENT CIGAR or
Thu YEAR.
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Pure White LeghOrn eggs, SOC q
setting. Apply at 5l3 Colorado
avenue ~
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II. A. Garner has about rec0y-
cred from his recent spell " sick
ness.
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A TEN CENT FEELING FOR A
FIVE CENT PRICE CASTLE HALL
CIGAR.
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Tue following is applicable to
others as well as teachers A
county superintendent 10 a neigh
boring county a-ked every teacher
At tbe institute vh0 took tie local
or county paper 20 hold up his or
her hands and out OF 100. only
six responded The superiniend-
ent expressed great surprise and
said. You don't spend 81 year
with these papers. yet YOU expect
them 10 PRINT. freeof charge. no.
iices Of al instItules. insert long
programs. thus adeerlising you
and ase sting you TO climb the lad.
der 70 helter places and better sai-I
aries withoufa ceuts expense -
return.
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James Lindsay. Of Lindsay, the
man for whom the town was named
was in Chickasha on business 10
day
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Lenox SOAP alvags the same. 9

Drink Limade AZ IIovey 5. A
preventive OF typhoid and scarlet
feyers. I2d
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NJ. J.. Jordan. of Lahoma, o. I.
was in the city Yesterday.
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Among the many curious products
south Africa includes the "sneeze
wood tree. which takes its name
from the fact that one cannot cut It
with a saw without sneezing, as the
dns dust has exactly fhs effect Of
snuff- Even IL planning the wood It
win sometimes cause sneezing. No
insect worm OF barnacle VIII touch
Il; il IS very bite. 70 taste. and when
placed in water II viii sink. The col.
or is light brown and the grain very
close sid hard. For dock work, piers
OF jetties It IS a useful timber, lasting
q long while under water.
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ChiCkaSha' S Most
POnuLaK Sure.
OUR CARPETS S

XA/E can save you money when you buy floor
w coverings We might write chapter on
these new Carpets, Rugs and Matungs, The
best collection we have ever shown. But It
will not tell you what real seeing will be.
Yard-wide, all wool. ingrane carpets 13C
sewed and ready to lay
Mating from 13c a yard up to 60C
We furnish tacks with all mating,
O-wire tapestry Brussels, sewed ready 75C
tor the floor
Smyran Rugs, all WOOL extra heavy, &DH
9 fit. by IL tt.
We also carry a line Of tt. by II tt. Rugs
ing.