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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-15
PROGRESS OF CROPS
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
 OF AGRICULTURE.
Climate and Crop Bulletin of thu Weather Bureau, Alabama
 Section.


 Montgomery, Ala, for the week ending
 Monday, July 18th, 1903.
 General Conditions.
 Warm days, several cool nights, and fre- quent showers characterized the week; in north central and most northern coun- ties the showers were light and beneficial: in many middle and southern counties the rainfall was heavy to excessive, in some places washing lands badly, and quite generally retarding work over the south ern half of the State. Cotton continues to grow and improve slowly, but steadily, though it is again quite grassy in middle and southern counties; 1t is generally well shaped and healthy; squares are very general though blooms are forming rath- CT slowly; some few bolls are reported; {; warm dry weather is much needed to clean the crop from grass and weeds. Corn. both early and late continues very promising; most of the early planted has been 'laid by" and ears are filling we'll: the prospect is now bright for the best corn crop in several years. Oats are practically all housed, with best yield in many years; wheat has been mostly thrashed, yield being fair to good. Gar dens continue to yield we'll; all minor crops continue to thrive, except melons. which need dry weather; much rot Is re- ported in late peaches; apples are yield ing well; grapes are doing well; pas lures are excellent, and good hay and for age crops are promised.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS

CUT prices at Bessons Drug Store Theatr, Building 26t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-15

aold thFcuRhout the world Cuticgra soap, sse olnt unent 5c Resolvcnt Sc tin form of Chocolate Coated Pilis sSs per vial Of co., Deposs iondon, Chereer- houas Sd Paris. Rue de la Paiz Boston, la Caum- hEaa Ave Potter Drug Chem. CoFp ooie kfepftssofs
 mI-Send esS e cutieurA Skin Book"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-15
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-sToREs.

FINE store 121 Commerce for rent: rear er trance. cemented basement floor; stories wei lighted; all in perfect order. Apply to P' I Anderson. n d 4t 1s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-15

Stella Wright, the negress who was shot by the negro Brown Sunday night on
 North Ann Street, died this morning This death and that of the negro Coleman,
 makes two for which Brown will have to
 answer when apprehended. The sheriff feels confident of capturing Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-15
WANTED-FEiIALE HELP.

WANTED-To hire an experienced nurse for young infant Apply 3ol Adams St.. City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-15
wANTED-AGENTS.

SOLICITORS wANTED-Big money selling our Gold Bonds. Insurance book and gold bond
 men preferred American Bond and Securi- ties Co., Mo. Trust Bldg, St. Louis, Mo. 2-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-15

SALESMEN WANTED-We want frst-class whiskey statesmen with established trade in Montgomery and vicinity; good salaries to good men; specify references with application. Cahn
 Belt & Co.,, Baltimore Md. Ct
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-15

A. Hoffman. representing J. Doll & Son Louisville, Ky, is in the city today.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
Week OF PRAYER.

Order of services to be held by the
various churches first week in January.
Sunday night Jan. Bird, ut Baptist
church sermon by Rev. j ID. Hunter.
Monday night, ut Christian church.
"rhe warrant. privilege. power of pray
er" F. johnson, X A. kimhr0ugb.
Tuesday night. at Cumberland Pres
byterian church, "rhe church of Christ
j. q. Robins, C. n. Van HOuten.
Wednesday night, at Prcsbyteria n
church, "All Nations and all People
j. c Read and j. A. Bowen,
Thursday night. at Baptist church.
Home and Foreign Missions W. L
Clayton, &. K Marshall.
Fridry night, mt Mcthp'i~t church.
THE family; the School" Prof Tate
j. d. Hunter
SUNDAY night, Jan. 10, ut the Chlis
tian church, sermon by Rev. G. y. Van
Houten.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
GROVER PEARCE.

This morning, December, 6th
another celestial visitor called on
Mrs. Georgia Pearce, claiming an
other jewel.
We know not what it is dear,
This sleep so deep and still
The folded hands, the awful calm
The cheek so pale and chill,
The lids that will not lift again,
Though we may call and call
Tue strange white solitude of peacn
That steals over ALL
Dear mother be reconciled 10
Gods will. Those jewels were on
ly loaned you. Be always ready
when the Owner calls for His IN.
Return 1t as it was given-cheer
fully. They will meet you a. uhe
portals where angels come and gn
Grover was born Nov. 16, j. ).
Had been a member Of h NJ .ra-
ary Baptist church several : -.
He was true to his word. = ,i,;
leave off this vain world and i'..,
Jesus" Grover was good 2o'-,
loved and respected by all. l.! t'v
ed his bible too, striving awa. 9 20
walk in the straight and ntrroU
way.
A FRIE'-0
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
Death of Miss Emma l.ockhart
Brame Miss,

1t becomes our sad duty to again
chronicle the departure from our midst,
by death, one OF our esteemed ladies,
Miss Emma Lockhart. She died last
Friday about II u. m, at the home OF
her brother Mr.. Ed Lockhart. OF slow
fever, after about two weeks illness.
She came out here from Mississippi
with her brother about year ago, the
latter bringing his two children with
him, soon after the death OF his wife,
and she has taken the place of the de.
parted mother and tenderly, patiently
looked after the little ones, and guided
the household affairs of her brother un.
til the icy finger of death relieved her oil
her care and labor. She then resigned
all, bade her dear loved oies a last fare
well, and with trust in the promises
OF her Savior and God, sank into the
last long sleep, which ends on the resur
rection morn. 1t was sad: 1t was touch
ing' Strong in body and mind, and with
promise OF many years of activity, she
was taken away, thus bring ing forcbly
to mind that great truth in the midst
OF Life we are in Death"
She was a member of the Presbyterian
church, and was about p wears OF age
Her remains were assigned to their last
resting place in the cemetery at Llano
Saturday afternoon at five O'Clock, d
large concourse OF people attending
the funeral, and Rev. Edwad Bailey
OF Burnet. conducting the services.
May Gods blessings rest upon those
who are thus bereft of her presence, an,
and may they be comfoI ted -l.lant
(Tex. )Times.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

In accord nee with the usual custom
OF knights TempIar the Sir Knights OF
Lee county and visiting Fraters will as.
semble in Masonic He'll of Tupelo ou
Xmas day at 10, a ~, sharp, for the
purpose of Tempar Xmas Observances
acco- ding to program issued from head.
quarters, which is observed at the same
hour by all the communicates of Ameri.
ca. The established public iituaiietic
ceremonies will be performed and an ad
dress delivered by Rev John D. Hunter
OF Tupelo. Sir Knights are summoned
to report at Asylum in citizen apparel
at 10. a. m. All visiting Knights are
invited. A special choir will furnish
music The ceremonies will be public
and all ladies and gentlemen are VII
come.
c. B HOOD,
Chm'n Com. OF Arrangements.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
WILLIS PEARCE.

This morning, Decem ber, 3 lie
Death Angel visited the home of
Mrs. Georgia Pearce and called for
the jewel God had trusted to her
care. Willis was born Jan. II, 1878
He was member of the Mission
ary Baptist church and lived a true
christian life. 1t is religion that
gives US pleasure on earth and
hope beyond the grave. Just before
death, he said: Il have right to
the tree of life. | am in a hurry. |
must go home to heaven" Dear
mother, remember Gods will aud
not ours be done. Willis was
good and faithful son and loved
his mother, brothers and sisters
tenderly. Mother, our love was
warm and true. Cast all your care
Oh Jesus until He calls for you.
A FRIEND.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25

There seems to be a we'll groundC d
opinion that the state will have TO
issue bonds as soon as authorized
to do so by the legislature to Gov
er a deficit growing out of the
building of the new capitol No
state can take million dollars out
of It's treasury for Improvements
without either issuing bonds or
raising the rate of taxation beyond
what the people are willing to pay.
1t is not bad fuauciering to issue
bonds when the public needs de-
mand it but it is bad fnaHciering
to keep depleted treasury aud
place the states credit below par.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
Gladney.Boyd.

At the home OF the bride near Sal
tilo on Tuesday evening Miss Minnie
{. Boyd was married to Mr. Robt.
D. Gladney, Rev. George Darling per
forming the ceremony in the presenee
OF relatives and friends of the contract
ing parties. The bride is the daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Boyd and has
won many friends by her lovely dispn-
sition and gentleness of manners. MIR,
Gladney is well known throughout
the county and is receiving congratuls-
tions fromhis friends upon having won
so fair partner for life.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
Election of MasonI: Off ers.
T1oOresviile Lodge

A. ~" regular st:.t,.. ,n"iin. =!
Mn'r'>vIir Lr,iy,' 40 2ls i. ail :.
N lli 10 til" Lodge I,nli at Mu.r..vi,i.
Dec l3th. 4. u. l9D3 rIr. fn,,,Al.,y
brethren were elected for the ensuing
Masonic year.
III. E. Curtis, =. NJ. W. NJ; Dr. G. L.
Francis. s. W; A. J Ballard. J. w
d. T. arnes, S ID; F. f. Ballard. Trea- !;
E. f. Estes, Secy; John Cay>on. 3 & T.
c. W. Austin, Chaplain
Regular stated meetings Saturday h.
fore the second Sunday in each month.
n. f, CURTIS, w. NJ.
f. f. i,RTES. Secy.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
Shannon.
Miss Ethel Mabry is in OSolona
guest of Mrs A. L. Stovall.

Miss Ethel Mabry is in 0kolona .,'
guest of Mrs A. I. Stoval.
Mpssrs. hal and Andrew Roger &
Clay Lauderdale are home fer l.
days.
Miss Ethel High, Mrs John n =.
son aud Robert, were in Okoloa
week.
Mrs. John Ligon of Verona. y. :
Wednesday with her sister Mrs - 6
Master Robt Bright went to ,
Wednesday night to see "The Z R:.u )
Tramp"
Mr.. Brown Of Union visited HI. i 80 i
ter Mrs. Williams gently.
Miss Lena Rhodes spen. NJ: .; .,
Okolona.
Mrs Will Vaughn and chile. u s. g.,
have beer the z, ests al rt'ia;i'',
for the month left last Monday ,.,;.
gia
Mrs Addie Scale and Miss Mar .
rnceutly moved from Troy too,
little town. We extend ii hear,
come to them.
Miss Matte Dell Lauderdale t =,
light of her many friends and
came home Saturday night t. :,
Christmas.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
Authorized Order of Bond

Whereas; 1t has become necr
build a new court house in ord
fire protection for the recorl>
county and also to meet the
ments OF the business of the ca,
it's population. and also the l.,
Of the courts and officers therr,
the people having business tEe,
there being no outstanding l.
debtedness OF said county.
assessment roll Of said county
ent being three million. FIVE hn
seventy-eight thousand, nin,
and eightv-two dollars. 1t is
declared the purpose of the
supervisors of Lee county, NJ
to build a new court house
more than thirty thousand o.
for the purpose of building -.
intend at the January meetn..
1904, or at a regular meetin.
to issue and eell the bonds oi :.
Tor the sum of thirty thousa'
to run for a period OF twent, q
to bear interest at not NOR,
per cent. payable annually. >
will be issued in sums OF iiA
dollars each and will be -.
and with compliance with r,..
page 165 oI the Acts Of tie H..
passed in A. d.. 1900, and eu.
laws as may effect same, and l.,
the Clerk Of this board is h,lg .
to have notice OF this order p,i.
required by law.
Ordered in open court. thi> ~.
NORDIN JON. /,
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
NOTICE

To all persons having or claiming any
interest in the lands in Twenty Mile
Swamp Land District.
You are hereby notified to appear be
fore the Board Of Supervisors ON the a
day OF February, 1904, to show cause il
any they can why the petition OF John
II Dulanev ct al asking that all Tue
swamp land in Twenty Mile bottom II,
Lee county be declared Swamp Land
District as provided for in chapter 10
Acts of 1902
Given under my hand this December
23d, 1908.
NORBIN JONES, Clerk.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that meeting
OF the Stockholders OF the First Nation
al Bank of Tupelo, Miss will be held at
the ban:ing Office at Tupelo, Miss, on
Tuesday, Jan, 18th, 1904 for the pur-
pose Of electing officers for the ensuing
year, and transact any other business
as may legally come before the meeting
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
NOTICE

To all persons having or claiming any
interest in the lands in Mud Greek
Swamp Land District:
You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore the Board Of Supervisors on the ] st
day Of February, 1904, to show cause,
if any you can, why the petition OF NJ. A.
Reese ct al, asking for the sale OF Bonds
in said District should not be granted,
and said Bonds issued and sold. On the
day thus fixed said matter shall be heard
by said Boarn and acted upon subject to
the right of continuance.
Given nnder my hand this December
%, 1903.
NORBIN JONES, Clerk.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
''fr or AncurvEs AND u,,,,,
NUMBER 40.

Lefore comfy has adopted ;I,r
new road law and viii pat II II,
operation next year. The county
will also have new court house
erected to accommodate the rapidly
growiOg business of the county.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
Trunks and Bags.

Full line Of all styles of Trunk,
and bags. Zinct covered, canvas
covered, iron bound, strong hing
es, bolts front and ends, canvass
covered with brass mountings and
leather trimmings, felt top trunks
aound top, etc. Trunks at 500
$3.50, 50. so. up to $3.50.
Club bags, hand bags, best OF
leather; all sizes and styles. Suit
cases and telescopes. sAnything IN
luggage the traveller may want is
here. We stsnd back of everv
guarantee. s.
An elegant line of Ladies and
Mems Silk Handkerchiefs at re-
duced prices.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
A Merry
CHRISTnAS
to all,
Wlz1ers.
Umbrellas.

When making up your list oI
things you want to give remember
an Umbrella is very acceptable
present nine times ont of ten, and
also that at this store there is to
be found the greatest variety and
the best values. We can sell YOU
a good silk umbrella for a lady or
gentleman with good handles, for
$3.50, and very special value at
81 90, and we have hundreds of
others ranging in price up to SIS.
Every one superior value at the
price.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25

am now taking orders for Xmas. Apples and
Oranges, have car Of each due next week.
Send your order for bbI juicy Apples and a
box Fla. Uranges
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25

A Hhppy-
NEW YEAR
to all
Wlzlers.

Lap Robes
We show great variety of
Chase's Plush and Beaver Robes
at prices that are very reasonable.
Beaver Robes from $500 down to
$3.50. Plush robes from $1,000
down to $1.75.
The Belt 0vercOat.
This coat will be a great coat
this winetr for smart dressers.
The BELT COAT" is an evercoat
that covers you down almost to the
top of your shoes. Made of heavy
cheviot, usually plaided; a belt
slightly gathers the back. A coat
that is comfort on blustry days
and chilly nights; $3.50, $11 90.
Now Mr.. Man
Ii you want "the coat" come and
see this swell garment.
Our MufflerS.
Large assortment in new silks
and new shapes. Where is the
man who dosn't like to feel the
|silken hug of a rich muller, 75c to
ST. AS.
Holiday JeweIry for Men.
Our stock of mems useful Jewel
ry for the holidays is in very truth,
a brilliant array of everything in
cuff buttons, stick pins, watch fobs,
shirt fronts, collar buttons and
other useful articles for men.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14
WHAT TO READ.

Almost everyone reads some
thing books, magazines, pamph-
lets, newspapers, etc.
Magazines and such are good ;
books are better, but the news
paper is best.
Everybody reads newspapers
IT is the duty of every American
citizen to keep posted on current
events and an up-to date paper Is
sure to do It.
The metropolitan dailies are
veritabIe books in themselves and
are found in nearly every home-
1t is also expected that people
should keep posted on local affairs
as we'll as national and of course
the home paper occupies a place
none other can fiji. If there is a
birth, a marriage or death in the
family the big dailies know moth =
ing about it, but your home paper
is sure to tell all your friends and
acquaintances Of it.
You find ID your home paper
pieces about people you know,
advertisements of merchants with
whom you trade and about places
YOU are familiar with: it may not
have as many pictures or as many
pages, but you kEow what and
whom you are reading about and
Il interests you.
Take as much other literature
as you can, but be sure that your
home paper has your name on
their subscription list.
The DAILY EXPRESS viii
be delivered at your door every
levening Sunday excepted) for
I 1oc per week.
Don't wait any longer; but
begin bow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

Whatever may be the explanation :,
20 why smoking In the form q cs7af-
stfes has become 50 enormously pppA'
ar during the past decade. hare e<n
De no denying that pSpularity from tnf
srsf that u bee led IN q very sharp n
austrial war. Millions Of public money
nave been invested IN cigarette-makihs
companies. Cigarettes are the suolees
of advertisement In the daily paper
On an enormous scale atkerly ineom-
sarabfs with that on which toDaceo
and cigars are advertised
The reason Is not far to seek; tas
cigarette Is cheap and, even moro tnan
chat it IL a couyenient torH %
smoke" The good cigar ls not cnehp.
n a oonuaratiVeiy bulky and i takes
zome time to finish. The pipe mut d
cent clean. II requires to be hlled An1
,o,,ch must be carried to contain tns
sohacco. The cigarettn - ready
smoke. scores can be carried In tns
pocket and one can be smoked N
sustehed quarter Of an hour 1n'
cigarette Is, therefore, popular. proo-
ablv mainly because OF its conYenience
That being so it is important % con
slider whether cigarett smoking ia more
INJURIOUS from the point OF view q
health than Is the smoking OF clsai
of pipe. To begin With, mucn miiaet
lobacco can be smoked In cigarettes
fhan in the pipe and SO far this iact u
In favor OF the cigarette Ahe psnaily
mild tobacco In the cigarette Is no.
II the pipe. The cigarette Is practlefi'
" IN direct contact with the ar from
he lighted end to the mouthpiece aAo
thus the smoke is invariably cool
while the products OF combustion arr
calculated to be complete. Tne pipe
an the other hand. is more Ike 2 feto.
II which 70 some extent destructive
dIstiIlation with the formation OF acfl'
oils is set up. One very strong opJe9
ion TO the cigarette, however, is tina
me area OF combustion Is very close z
the nose and moOth and thus air y
constantly and invariably inhaled con
taining smoke from the lighted end
which is usually Of q very pungen
1 tvpe. Infinitely more pungent ban !
Me smoke drawn through the eigarest
Much OF the mischief from clgarett
smoking arises from this fact. tn
cigarette being persistently held IN IN
mouth until burning OF the tips
threatened. II the smoke from TO
ouIuluh Zip VI n Nt|1A ~f@@ - = ~
inhaled for a time a sense Of stupo
sets IN, while the smoke draw
through the cigarette may be breathe
in the same way with comparative IN
uunity. The same result Is obtalnc
with the cigar. but in a still more ep
phatlc way. The use OF the cigarsu
or cigar holder Is. therefore, calculate
10 oRvlate two sources Of mischiet-tr
inhalation OF the powerful punGei
smoke frons the lighted end and sac =
PRODUCTION OF tobacco juice and OILS u
to the mouth. A long and cleanly Ke'
oIpe filled with mild tobacco oresery'
the smoker against both contingenoif
When. however. the cigarette IS
tlonally smoked. and not to excess,
Is probably the mildest form OF fmvl
,ng. and this fact. coupled with
convenience ana cheapness. Is q SUI
cient reason for Its immense popnls
ity. And II IL interesting to note u
the tobacco wLr arose. not on aecon
ct the pipe or the cigar, but because
the cigarette london Lancet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

The Christmas cheer is past and
all have enjoyed the demonstration
Of Affection. Once more the world
u fair and bright, our hearts turn
brimming with love TO our dear
ones. and we have delighted 10
showering presents upon them.
Even Of our enemies We think
more kindly, and it would not be
difficult for US TO become friends.
what wonderful influence the
spirit OF kindess has exerted upon
our livesl Somehow it seems to
make US braver, TO give us new
strength and courage for thestren-
nous battle Of hfe- With the
coming OF the new year LET usstriys
to carry the sunshine Of happiness
into the lives Of the lonely, the
shut in, the cripple, the orphan
and the despondent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14
4 RARE PIANO BARGAIN.

The Will A. Waikin Music uo..
OF Dallas. one of the Oldest and re.
liable firms of Texas, has q asplendid
second hand Keller s. Sons piano,
upright, in hne order inside and
out, shipped to Chickasha through
mistake. To avoid having this
piano returned to Texas they offer
Il for e19O, terms $40 cash and 90
monthly. Price includes stool and
scarf, piano guaranteed, etc. The
Watkin Music Go. is known
throughout their state as the best
place 10 Texas to buy pianos. Ad'
dress Watkin Music Co., Dallas, OF
John A. Mcclure, Chickhsha, ]
r II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14
CHIROPODIsT AND DERMA-
TOLOGIST.

Doctor LebeI, the KANSAS City
specialist, is at the Park hotel,
Ohickasha. The doctor removes
corne, bnnioDs, treats and cures
ingrowing mai without pain. Hi
new method removes moies. birth
marks and warts without leaving
scar. Persons desiring treatment
al their homes may have It with
out extra charge by notifying The
doctor. Will treat patients or
sunday. Consultation free. AL
work guaranteed. Phone 265.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

ls your house numbered so
merchants can deliver your goods
at the right place and your friends
know where to find yoni II not,
come to the Daily Express ONCE
and get one, 25c. Subscribers to
The Daily Express can have their
houses numbered free Of ehkrEe.
II you will become 9 subscribers the
same rule hpplies. Your house
should be numbered, dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
rREslpEEr ANp oABINEr.
Tnans OF THr Q. 5. oouaT FoH YEAR 4

TERMS or TEE Q. s. CouRr Fon fzAh isoe
Al Chtchasha--Besins Monday September
20 1901, and Monday, February io, ls0o, and
continues IN session two weeks
At Ryan--Beefns Monday October Is, 1907.
and Monday. March 5. 1908 and continues IN
session ten days.
A. Purcell--Beaius Thursday. october =,
1902 and Thursday arch u, 1905, and con-
tinues for ten days.
Al pnuls valley-Begins Monday. November
3. lQo2 and Mouday. March e. loua, and con.
tinues for six weeks
Al Ardmoro-M Monday. December 10. 10 aEd
Moudny. Nay {. 1908 and continues TOT eight
weeks or longer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14
WINE Of CARDUI ~. ::!.!:: e..

The city council meets every ist and Srd
Thursday nights Of each month At the Mayors
o'-'9 COMMITTEES.
street and Aliey-FIank Brown, D. T. HcomAn
W. A, Ferguson. B. P. smith.
TlrArcE.
webb Hendriz. W. W. whitemaa, ". H.HFisht
rlRn
z Fletcher. Webb Hendrix. q smith.
ORDNAEoE
W. 4. ferguson. Z b. Fletcher, = ?. smith,
RoLIoE-
smith. Frank Brown. D Yeoman,
PUBLIC IMPRo<BMErTs
W " Whiteman, webb hendrix, W q Bright
WATER WuRKs.
Frank Brown. s Fietchsr, Webb Hendrix.
AUDITING.
p smith. W A FerRison. D = Yeoman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-14

Military Land Warrants Want.
ed And soldiers additional
homestead elaine, where entries
were made for less than 100 acres
before June %, 1874 II you have
either, send paruculars TO r. b.
Kelley, Baird Bldg, Kansas CITY
NO., and sec what be will give,
Reward for information. Com
mission to agents. dw I'm