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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

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authorized agent IN the city for the
Ohickasha Electric Co, for globes.
Taey handle none but the beat quail
ity, which are furnished exclus-
lively by rs,
ChlokasAa E ectric Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

Don't forget the number-127
Third street, Divers q Taylor have
just opened up their new store Of
vail paper, paints, sets, glass, art
goods, mouldings, etc. div
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

We are showing . moe line Of
birth-month rings In sapphire for
September, Halsom 4 oWslsY
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16
Heinz bulk kraut just in a
Abercrombie's.

The Chickasha Employment
Agency under the First National
bank, will furnish help Of all kinds
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

Don't fail to be al the lot sale at
Allie, Sept S2' It
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

Large fst mackeral and white
fsh just received At the big gro-
Gerry, Abercrombies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

The finest line Of lunch goods,
all kinds OF imported and Ameri-
can lunch goods at AbercromDie's.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

The Missouri Con-
tracing and Building
Co., win meet all legit-
i'm ate compe kitlon,
handle everything in
the building line and
will employ expert ce-
ment, brick, stones wall
paper and wood paint
workers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01

Arizona" a stirring western play, b.
Augustus Thomas was presented TO
large audience at the Crawford theotar
last night by an excellent company.
The story Of the play is as follows:
The wife OF a colonel Of the Eleventh
United states army being great deal
Younger than her old, but devoted hus-
band. in a moment of weakness listens
10 the fattery of a young, but unscTupn-
Ions CAPTAIN in the opening scene of the
play Events had progressed so far that
she had agreed to elope with him on the
evening of grand ball. when all the
members Of the post would be gathered
in the dance hall The escapade seems
doublv safe. owing to the fact that the
colonel has been called away TO attend
a conference of officers at a distant
post. A note containing the details o.
the plan is intercepted by Lena Keller, a
servant girl whom the same captain has
wronsed q wear previous. and is turned
over to Lieutenant Denton. a young OIL
Ger who is in love with Bonita. sister
of the colons's erring wife. and IS
thereby frustrated. But the complios-
tions are such as place the lieutenant
IN a ORG DOSlAiOA RSlR4C HtS NrAA-i.-e~.t.
ing officer who returns unexpectedly,
the officers meeting having been de-
clared of. Denton is forced TO resign and
leave the post and the colonel and his
wife lead the life Of a house divided
against itself for some time, until IN
expected marching orders bring all the
principals together again at the ranch Of
Candy. the father Of Bonita and Estrella.
the colonel's wife, where Denton is en-
pIoyed as boss Of the cowboys Here
the true facts come TO light and the
guilty captain is shot by a Mexican
named Tony. who is in love with the
servant, Lena. Denton is shown in the
true character OF hero. the colonel All
his wife are reunited and peace an I
quiet are restored 70 Rsnchman CANDY
and his soft-hearted. but affectionaIe
helpmate
The part Of Bonita is played by Miss
Alma Bradley in a finished and grace
ful manner. while Mr.. Bell. as Lieute |
ant Denton. and Escamilli Fernandez. as
Tony. were especially good; IN fact. thu
entire cast is frst-elass in every respect.
having been well selected and adapted -
their various roles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01

IN this country she has made extended
tours in Australia and New Zealand, and
filled many notable operate and concert
engagements throughout Europe. Since
her return to America she has had y
triumphant tour and has been received
wherever she has appeared by large ami
enthusiastic audiences. Her present tour
is limited TO the middle of December.
and she viii make but a single appear
ance in this city. Nine. Melba's COM
pany includes in its membership Sig
norma Ada .Sassoli. a young harpist of
Italian birth: Miss Llewelia Davies. a
young Welsh pianist, both of these
artists being in America for the first
time after successful tours with Nine.
Media in other countries: Mr. Ellison
Van Hoose, the tenor; Mr.. Charles Gill
bert, the baritone, and Mr.. C. H. North
hutist.
The sale Of seats begins at the Audi
torfun tomorrow morning, the prices be-
ing from 81 to 81. according o location.
This is the greatest attraction of its
kind ever offered the people of this city.
and the surrounding towns.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01
At the Reformed churoh.

The choir Of the Reformed church viii
repeat the Cantata, Ruth, on Monday
evening next, at the church, corner of
South Topeka avenue and Lewis street.
Those who have heard the production
say that it is the best which has been
given. The chorus work is exceptionally
well given. The voices are we'll balanced
and the music is inspiring. There are
ten fun cheruses, each different from the
other. The chcruses alone would pay
one in attending, however the solo parts
are also full of beautiful melody and the
two hours spent in the production is one
continued delight for the listener. The
soloists are Mrs. Bruce Griffith. Miss
Jessie Southwell and Miss Anna Weigand,
sopranos Mr.. Wayland Brown and Mr.
Scott Wilkie. tenors. Miss EfHe Parrot.
alto, and Mr. Harry w. Stanley, bass.
Mr.. Stanley has the principal solo work
in the cantata. The program will start
promptly at o'clock on Monday evening,
SO that it may close at ten.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01

When Isidore Witmarw installed as the
head of the terpischorian corps of The
Chaperons' little piquant Mae Stebbins,
he did wisely. for her remarkable instep'
dance Immediately caught an as a dane
ing novelty and was encored repeatedly
at everyp performance. During the New
York run of the operate farce at the
New York theatre, Miss Stebbirs dane
ing was favorably compared with that
Of Jessie Clayton who is the premiere
dancer of the Weber and Filed forces.
Her work. however, is distinctly of a
ne wtype and different from anything
in this line heretofore exhibited Miss
Stebbins will appear with 1.-THE Chape-
rons,ise at the Crawford TUESDAY, -Noyem-
her IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01
A FOOD RESCUE.
What a PHYSICIANS Wife Found Gu.

What a Physicians Wife Found Out.
The wife Of a well-known physician Of
Oakland. Cal, was brought back TO
health and strength by food alone at a
time when she had prepared TO die
She says Of her experience: I am the
wife Of a physician and have suffered
from catarrh OF the stomach more than
ten years. during which time / suffered
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could not eat solid food and even liquid
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for my departure from friends and hus-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the Crawford.


ACROSS the Desert" will receive Its
initial production in this citl al the
Crawford next Monday. November >, and
all lovers of sensational melodrams true
to live will certainly find enjoyment to
their hearts content by witnessing this
beautiful play; beautiful because it's SO
true 10 life Among the characters there
is an innocent girl who is kidnapped by
ruffians who hold her for a bounty, and
who are finally discovered by her faith
full lover. who traced her from New York
to the mountains of Arizona, and who
would undergo any torture to gain her
release. and who finally accomplishes it
with the assistance OF others after many
exciting scenes and situations.
There are many other interesting char
acters throughout the play but it isn't
the characters alone that make the play.
It's the way they live and breathe and
the fact that the author understood men
and women in life's drama aud made
them so realistic that we all feel that
in their places we'd do the same as they
do: ard in Across the Desert" these
characters are all so well worked out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01
THREW TELEPHONE OUT.
System Was Entirely Too Slow for
One Man

Pedestrians along Eas douglas ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon between and 4
o'clock were greatly startled by a man
who appeared at a window of the build
ing over No 420 and threw telephone
into the street.
The man. it is said, had tried to get a
certain number on the telephone. He was
informed that the line was busy. Instead
of waiting the man tore the telephone
from it's fastening and threw it into the
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01

The martial music, the old time songs
and the spirited ensembles are among
the chief elements that have made the
great success of the new military comic
sapera,s sssvhen Johnny Comes Marching
Home as presented by the~Nhitney
Opera company. Stanislaus Strange wrote
the book and Julian Edwards the music.
but it is the music, its original treat
ment, novelty and jingly, quality that is
responsible for the great success of the
piece. 1t is jovial md full OF cute
phrases. 1t catches the ear and tinsles
there. Women IN the story are all fair
rebels and wear the crinoline hoop skirts
of a generation ago in a manner. that
is altogether charming. They taught the
Yankees To break out into the strains
of Dixie on the slightest provocation.
The men all wear the Northern blue in
the slim wasted bell skirted coats and
peg top trousers of the old uniform of
6l-'s5 There are marching troops with
their foragers and their strsgglehs. bugle
calls alarms, hurrahs and apostrophies
TO the Nations starry banner that ali
go to arouse the enthusiasm of the au-
dience to such pitch that at least twice
during every performance there are gen
nine outbursts of cheering and waving
of hands. when Johnny Comes March
ing Home" will be the attraction q. the
Crawford Tuesday November 3.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01

Sherlock Holmes" the dramatic sue
| cess employed by Mr. Herbert Kelley and
Miss Efie Shannon for this season is
being represented on every continent of
| the globe.
Two companies in England, one in
South Africa. one doing the drama in
| India and the English settlements Of
China and the Penang peninsula. 1t has
been translated into French and is now
touring the interior department Of that
Republic Germany and Denmark have
not been overlooked as it has been pro-
duced there with considerable success.
! This record for a drama has never been
equalled with the possible exception of
Uncle Toms Cabin.
The success which Blanche Walsh
achieved in Chicago as MaSiova in
Resurrection" was so remarkable as to
occasion editorial comment in the news
papers, and such as is rarely accorded
to theatrical affairs. 1t was officially
stated by the manager Of McVickers'
theatre that during her engagement OF
three weeks SOS, 044.00 was paid in at the
box office, which represents nearly fifty
five thousand paid admissions. Editorial
comment suggests that Miss Walsh
great success is indicative of an improve
ment in dramatis standards. Her en-
gagement was one of the most remarka-
Bile in the history of Chicago theatricals,
and yet the vehicle she used had none
of the usual sensational effects TO allure
the ignorant and curios. There is no
tank no buzz-saw and no interrupted
marriage. 1t is a great, moving. intense
melodrama, carrying a great purpose IN
calculated TO make people" think and
think hard, no matter, what their station
in life So ii would seem that Miss Welsh
and her managers Messrs. sWagenhals
& Kernper, have rendered "a distinct
service to the drama in America.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01

After an absence from America for two
years. Nine. Melba is now in the raidSs
OF brief tour under the direction 81
Manager Charles A Ellis who announces
that this noted singer will make her
appearance in this city at Toier's Andito-
rum on the evening Of Friday. the 18th
inst Since Nine. Media vase last heard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01

that the play has scored an instantaneous
hit wherever produced The Van Dyke
company offers this great production as
their opening bin at the Crawford next
Monday night. All plays presented here
during their engagement will be new,
and ladies Will be admitted free Monday
night on usual conditions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
FOREIGNERS TO
LEAVE FOR HOME
Mr.. Yohannan Bids Farewell
to His Friends Ladies
Send Presents.

The two Persian minister's, Rev. Isaac
Yobannan and Rev. Michael Sayad, who
have been IN this country for tho past
six years studying for the Christian min
istry will leave next Tuesday for their
native land. They will sail from New
York aud will DO two months IN reaching
their destination. They so to work among
the Mohamlnedans }5si.J
Mr.. Yohannnn has written to DR.. James
p. Smith q touching letter bidding faro
we'll to him and his other dear friends
in Richmond. He speaks OF virginia al
hsI adopted land. declaring that here no
has gotten his education; here ordained
for the gospel ministry; here natura!ized
as an American citizen. For all these rea-
sons he says. ~ am under lasting opllsa-
lions to all my dear friends; to the Union
Seminary where have been educated !;
to the professors who have taught me SO
faithfully and patiently; to the Prosby-
terry who ordained me; to the churches
and good people who have helped moi
10 the homes where have been enter
tained so kindly, and to the church who
so pobly undertook to help me In my
work. Also feel under lasting oblga-
ton to the good kind ladies' and socIetiea.
who have been great comfort to me and
help. inc only lHlN5 ; Sui' w ~ 'o'"t"
for all my friends of strangerness Is to
pray, "Aay the Lord bless and reward
yo,, abundantly,"
Some lady frinds OF Mr.. sayad. who,
like Mr.. Yohannan. left home and FAM
nv to come to this country to study. have
packed box for him to take to his little
daughter who is now six years old, In
the box arc three dolls. one dressed as
an American young lady, with each
gnrment carefully made In the prevailing
fashion, one dressed as an infant, and
ono as a little boy, The box contains
also a complete outfit of American clothes
for the little girl Needless to say, she
Will be much delighted With her presents
from foreign land,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
VALUABLE HINTS
ON REGISTRATION
Chairman Lanier Gives an
Opinion fol for the Benefit
OfsVOters.

Major x. g. Tasr,ler, Chairman of the
Board OF Registrars Of Madison Ward.
has written IN opinion for tho benefit
of voters and those desiring transfers,
constructing the provisions Of the new i.v
Constitution on this subject. I ~, a gIst
1stered In county or city must resiae
for twelve months IN another county or
city. before he Is entitled TO vote therein.
If. no has complied With this provision
Ing from one ward to another or from one
precinct OF one ward to another, the
voter may secure such transfer BY apply
ing to the board which registered him Us
LanIers opinion bearing directly on tho
subject; and fully covering the CASE,
1T is. therefore,, manlfestlyIthe duty
OF the secretary Of the board that regis
tered the voter to- give him upon Us
testify tho duty Of the registration board
for the precinct In the county, city or
town to which the voter Is transferred
to register him upon his transfer, but sub
gard to his qualiaca tons as to age and
Residence, which latter shall have been
for tho period Of one year In the county,
city or town, as.the case may be, to which
he moves before lie is entitled to register,
therefore nlanifestly the duty OF the
board not to register any person upon a
transfer until he shall have been q resi-
dent Of the county, city or town for twelve
months preceding his admission to regis
tratlon upon said transfer
1T Is also clear from section 10 of the
Constitution and section 8 Of the ord!...
nance. that n voter once registered shal!
Of another registration after acquiring
the requisite residence. but shall be adj
mitted to registration solely upon the
faith and credit Of his transfer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
Trading and Fluctuations '1'l. Is
Both are insignificant.
CHAN CEs FRACTIONAL
Even Profes slona Operators Are Going
Away on Vacation, and Small Room
Traders Have Market to Them.
se)yes-Eonds Steady /.
nv Associated Press, )

J, NEW YORK, August 2s.-Nothins
worthy OF extended comment was ac.
coinpiished by to-day's neagro t lt 4 hiIs
IN stocks. either N the way OF aist lnbe
volume OF dealings fell another notch
towards absolute stagnatlon With q total
for tho day OF only about 100000 shaIes,
Even Even the he professional operators Of larger
calibre are going away for delayed ya a,a-
tons which nave PEN prs satn ot The
market. and tho smaller class Of room
traders have the market to themselves:
II Is the complaint amongst these ,s,ss t npe
unable to force any renewal OF llqulda-
ton. and they soon meet supporting ~.
ders, while II they tempt turn on 1 Iio
10 Ind a satisfactory market TO realize
tone OF to-day i market was heavy nu.
tie only nRpesent rsason wr9arsupSasds
t thus exhuustins TIC limits q ttil, small II
traders in, that direction. Attention IN
the financial district is centere1 %n ,pen
STOCKS. There is continued Willingness
10 lend money on time, and rates a .,s
strongly held, although there Is little
demand tor loans g TINS e c'a ia I stons
hi. III: est grade hnds a dIiiicult ma rket::
The marked strength OF SILVER ~ LeH
ture OF tho situation. to-dny's rise 70
G5.s cents an ounce marking the h1g g,
est level touched since November OF l9vl.
Atchison had some attention from lt Is
July statement showing an increase increase ~ ~
$7S9,sS5 In the gross. Erie and Reading
were also reatiyey,arm on tnS e I, pc ~
ton OF a, very favorable showing IN the
Forthcoming annual reports. 10, -
Tho bond market was exceedingly duil,
hut steady. Total sales. par value
4 81, ECO. 600. United States rs advanced 10
per cent. on the last call. -, ~
Total salcs OF stocks to-day. a3. 100
shares. 5El
MONEY AND ExcHANGE;-ctoL L1 !:
Prime mercantile paper, 646 1-2: sterling
exchange, steady at decline, with a e aael
business In bankers bills at st;so = g
Tor sixty day bills; posted rates. t.Mg
H's31-s; bar silver, IS SIS: Mexican dol
lars 4: goyernmen, bonds tir11n; n ra al
l12g2S per cent. closing, a. offered az az:
tilne money. strong; sixty days. per
cent: ninety days. Ia per cent; SIX
months. 6 per cent.