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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
NEGRO HIGGER titGHT'
~,,sS Trumb,,Ii Identifies 4. j. Beard as
Man Who squeezed Her sister.

Arthur j. Beard, 81 years old, negro
dining car waiter living at go Merseles
street, Jersey City was arrested yesterday
afternoon for hugging Miss Loretta Trum-
hull q years old Of lj7 Virginia avenue,
in a West Side avenue trolley car last Thurs
day evening. He gave $500 to appear for
a examination on charge OF assault and
battery.
sengers by telling negro who sat next to
her TO take his arm away from her waist.
The man escaped in the excitement. and
Miss Tr,mbull went into Mysteries. She
was taken to drug store and sent home in
n CITY Hospital ambulance, Miss Irurnbull
was unable TO go to Police Headquarters
Yesterday to see the prisoner
Miss Estelle Trrmbull Identified Beard
said that Loretta il still suffering from
nervous shock as the result Of her ex-
perience,
arm around Mrs Irmbul's va.rt, but
admitted that he vas On the car.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
DOWIE STOPS IN NEW HAVEN.
Goes There TO Inspect the Biz Organ
Students Give Him the FrOE Chorus.


NEW HAVEN, Oct. 24.--Dowie came to
Yale quietly this evening and 1000 students
were disappointed that they did not have
chance to greet him as they greeted Carrie
Nation when she was the guest OF the Jolly
Eight" Fayerweather dormitory social
squad, a year ago.
Dowie got mixed when he came into Con-
necticut from the North. for he had his
special car attached to the afternoon ex-
press on the New Haven Railroad cut on al
Hartford. thinking that Yale University
was in that town. He was starting up
Capitol Hill looking for Yale when he was
told that he would have to walk thrty-six
miles in a southerly direction before he
would find that university.
He had just tin to rush like wild man
back to his special and have it hooked onto
the express for New Haven. Dowie went
directly in closed carriage from the sta
ton to Woolsey Hall on the new Yale M
pus. where he had Harry Rowe Shelley.
the Brooklyn organist, show the new $50 600
Newberry organ. The Prophet had
couple Of organ builders with him.
He is planning to build temple in Zion
to accommodate II 900 people, and he wants
to put plenty Of music into il. He thinks
the Yale organ. which is the largest Ill the
United States, would be about the right
size for his auditorium.
Before Dowie got out of Memorial Hall
the news was spread that he was on the
campus. and the students began TO flock
there. They gave him the Yale cheer and
the frog chorus and he turned to the young
men and said:
God bless Yale and peace be with you
brothers." Then he drove to the station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
WILL PROSECUTE DOWIEITES.
Canadian Authorities Take Up Case Of
Father whose Child Died of Diphtheria.

QUEBEC, Que. Oct. A.-The Attorney
General OF Quebec has ordered the criminal
prosecution OF the Dowiete parents OF
a fifteen-year old boy named Kezar. who
died of DIP hthera, at Hatley in the Eastern
Townships, Of which place his father, Alex
ander Kezar, is Mayor. Coroner Bowen held
an inquest, and the testimony showed that.
although the nature of the child's disease
was made known to the parents and they
we're urged 10 send for a physician, they
refused to do 80, relying solely upon prayer
before his death they compelled the suf-
fering boy to leave his bed to pray with
them.
The jury returned verdict that the
criminal negligence Of the parents con-
duced to death. and the. prosecution is
b sed upon this verdict and the supporting
evidence. The Zionites intend TO fight the
case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
DOWIE-CRAZED SERVANT.
Turned on All the Faucets to Give the
Flat . Cleaning Out.

Mrs Laura Jack. employed as a servant
in the family OF John Turner, 204 East
Twenty-fifth street, was taken to the Belle
vue Hospital psychopathic ward yesterday
afternoon. She had turned on all the faucets
in the Turner apart ments and flooded the
two floors below. A policeman found
Mrs. Jack praying.
-I'm going TO have little Zion City here
and am trying to clean out the house first ="
she expllined She told the policeman
that she'd attended all the Dowie meetings
and had been converted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
C1RPET COMPANY ROBBED.
Four Arrests for Thefts Of T"oi Fr0m the
Hartford Corporation.

William f. Lyford. tho superintendent
of the Hartford Carpet Corporation at 600
West Forty-third street, complained to
the Detective Bureau few days ".so that
his company had been Systematically robbed
Of wool for several weeks. Mr.. Lyford
estimated the firms loss at $4,000.
Four Central Office men were detailed to
the case, and yesterday they arrested two
drivers employed by the carpet tirm, a
friend of one of the drivers and Louis
P6ugner of i52 West Fiftieth street, who
keeps a Junk shop at iOS West forty-first
street.
The detectives followed two wagons that
left the carpet companys yards yesterday,
to the junk shop, There five, bags, OF wool
We're carted into the junkman's $. The
drivers of the wagons, John Walsh OF $50
West Forty-fourth street and Joseph Elan
agan of $50 West Fortyy:-sixth street. We're
arrested. So was William Gould OF 500
Eleventh avenue, who, the police say, helped
in the thefLs.
When Phugner was arrested he and two
OF his employees were putting the stolen
wool up in bales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
KILLED by A THROUN STONE.
Man Who Was Mixed Up In the White
Swindle Meets Death MysteriOusly.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Oct. CIV. Z. Latti-
mere, aged Al, the leading merchant at
Woodstock, east OF Crbana, last night
closed his store and was entering the gate
of his home when he was struck in the
back Of his head with stone. He pulled
a revolver and shot in the direction from
which the stone came, The stone broke
Lattimere's neck and he died within fifteen
minutes.
Several years ago Lattimere took sub
scriptious and sent large sums OF money
to the White syndicate in New York, which
swindled people out OF thousands OF dollars
1t is the general impression that some one
OF those who were swind!ed sought
rnNenUe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
$40 FROM EIERI HOI SEHOLD
III Additional TsAes N he canal Vote
Is Yes.

yerplanck Colvin Of Albany says hat the
canal scheme for which you are asked on
Tuesday, election day, Nov 8, TO vote
SOL 900 900, or cay $40 out Of the pocket u
every family IN the State, would eventually
cost $500 900 900, or sly $3.50 for every
family IN the State. Gov. Udell himself
said At one time that the outlay might
eventually turn out TO be G5i,o0OoD, or
saytl 3 for every family IN the state.
1liis IL slogan for u ION day Vote
aalusl / ~ barge CANA srhrm" Bench
clarlsf - epeoul ators, IN" oonlra',ofr,
tie paulonrs' Who pays for ~ YOU
II means higher tanss Tor hfry yehrs, direct
and Indirect Higher rents, higher licenses,
Lnh,Irr eX psnses With NJ return,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
SAYS "SHEENI" HARRIS IS HERE.
Arrest OF the Man Who Assisted Him to
Escape From Schoharlc Jail.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Oct. Awkward Kahn,
alias King, who assisted "Sheeny' Harris,
crook and safe cracker, to escape from
the Schoharie JAIL was arrested at Smiths
Landing and taken to Cobleskiil to-day
Kahn says that Harris is in New York city,
and makes his headquarters in saloon
kept by an Italian. the location Of which
has been communicated by Chef Of Police
Abeel Of Catskill to the Pinkertons. Harris
il accused Of completely in the murder OF
Night Waterman Wilson, at Cobleskill 4,
who was killed while trying to prevent
Harris, "Whitey" Sullivan and "Goat "
Hinch from robbing a bank. Sullivan and
Hinch have since been put to death at
DannemOra prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25

70, eISieyn Nfu iOE pIuiv 'ioudy N me IN
,yto, ana nm rsdr me c0Ist to-ddv, prpbgbiy ram
h, p0ry0u, hidE mann WnGS
Tor tnr DlsuIrt ~ Columbia, Mar land and
Delayarc probably rain to-day, bhsk To hlgh
nOun winds parllJ cloudy and warmer ~ mDTf0p
FOR Jcs'y fEin ~ ia, hlgh norln winds riraf
ing And warmer 10 morrow
Tbr New England parity roud'. Win rain IN
s1urhcr PARTON t. day, him GDfru elnds, ZEN.
rArrp, rain ~ lHr roasl 10 mOTfOV
Forslapm p,nnsS 'SnlA paws riOudy ~ lA}
Vi'n rem in eastern pOrllpu trrf ~ hish norm
aIuda fair and warmer tu Worrys
FOR sssrfu p'bnts b, snH anJ wrstrnI NV
lOrA tar 10 dsy Ihd " IGOr1N wa Using
knpTs'up n sb sfs' sGdt b'roplng snsbh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
POOLS BROTHER IN BELLEVUE.
The Magistrate Brings Edgar Pool TO the
Insane Ward.

Edgar Pool, a brother OF Magistrate
Pool, was taken to Bellevue Hospital yester-
day afternoon and put in The psychopathic
ward. He was brought to the hospital
in a closed carriage by his wife, Mrs. Harriet
Pool, and the Magistrate.
Some secrecy was maintained in getting
Mr. Pool irto tho hospital, II stead Of taxi
ing him il TO the reception room, as is e o
Gust or airy procedure, he was a, OF @" fuIr'ed
10 the pss"hopathic ward, d me hours
had elapsed before it was &c. eraiIy known
that he vas in the hospital.
DR.. Packer said that Mr.. Pool was suffer-
ing from senitv and would probably be
transferred to Wards Island to-day or
tomorrow.
Mr. Pool is a retired merchant. He is
y years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
New York Bankers Leave for Home.

SAN Francisco, oct q. This morning
the New York Bankers special" pulled
out for southern California laden with New
York fnanriers. There were l25 IN the
PARTY. The first stop on the home trip
was made ~ the Del Monte to-day and
tomorrow be train Will pr9cs"d TO SANTA
Barbara and Los Angeles, where the party
will DE glIests of the Los Angeles bar krrs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
LEFT HIS KEY IN TIE House.
Attempted 10 Enter Through second
Story window, but Fen and Was Killed.

UTICA, Oct. 2i.-Mathew j. Everett,
retired merchant OF this city. left his resi-
dence last evening to spend few hours
at a neighbor's home. After he had started
from his residence he recalled that he
had left the key within, and. returning,
clilnbed the yerandd end attempted to enter
the house through second story VIM
dow. He slipped II the roof to the ground.
His dead body Was dis oversd this MORN
ing by his wife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
DOWIE .ABANDONS TRIP WEST.
His Failure to Get Money In This City VIII
Compel Him to Stay In Zion City.

WAUKEoAN. H., Oct. 24.-Dowie's failure
to convert New York and the ridicule his
X ,storation Host has met there b. We put an
end to his plan to take the host to the West
and convert the farmers. He had hoped
to make a success OF his work in New
York and to collect enough money to pay
the heavy debts which are gathering over
him in the Illinois homo of his followers,
and enough more to take 5000 Io"ieites
to Salt Lake City. where they would spend
n month in the home Of Brigham Young.
The plan to visit Milwaukee, only twenty
miles from his home. has also been ahan-
doned and hereafter Dowie's efforts will be
exerted at Zion City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
Attempt 10 stop Weir Fishing.

TRENTON, Nj, Oct. N--Seven fishermen
of seabright, n. j., have begun suit in the
United States Court against the firm OF
Llven West, which il now operating fish
weirs in the tidewuters of the New Jersey
coast from Galilee, near Seabright, and
extending a mile and half into the Atlantic
Ocean This case involves the much
mooted point 4 rights Of fishermen To take
Ash by lin. weir method off the coast Of
New Jersey and within the three limit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
George W. Williams Released.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, oct. 24-George W.
Williams, the Brooklyn commission mer-
chant, who was arrested on an order in
civil action brought to recover for hay sold
him for which he failed to ray. was re-
leased this morning. His brother. Frank
Williams Of New York, came here al d
made an amicable settlement with all con-
cd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
IMMIGRATION IN SEPTEMBER
Increase Of 10, $40 Over That OF 6eptem'
Der, Observation-Disclosures Leads.

WASHINGTON, Oct. A.-The immigration
into the United States during tho month
Of September aggregated 49," PERSONS
September, 1902. Austria Hungar, with
ls sol, led In numbers and in increas. sos,
Russia, with a total Of 13,425, and In In.
crease Of S,l49, being second, and Italys
with a total Of l,s75 and an increase Of
1894, third. ID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
Table, 10 y brad Teacher

A large bronze tablet N memory ~ tue
lata Cbares 4 TutLIl, who died short
TIM ago and who ~as principal u PIDII'
school 26, IN Iafay r,ts avenue, near Jbro"p,
Brooklyn, tor tbjr y-lbIse yoars, has l"rn
plaoad IN the main hallway u The school
The tablet IL good liAen"sr II "ar pm
II IL the following inscription 1894 10
1908 he workman " dsad, but hs Aprs
still lIS"s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
New ,.,L coli . lab Incorporated

ALBANY, oct a. The Ne" YORK GOV
club WINS Incorporated to-day to pr"no'"
he uanlr of go.r aud klnjred spors, - ~
York riiy. The IpIsin"s ~" ,NHiihm
tr.rlaud Allied craven GeDfyr " Dor
md Willlgm n Moon Howard J.. CORY,
LusR. Tsylor anJ Llovd itobefls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25
TWEEDS COURT HOUSE CARPET.
Ambitious Loot, but what II II to Cloth
OF Gold for tho Canal?

Of UO1u TOT Mo CahNI!
When Tweed had built his Court House,
which has stood as model to plunderers
ever since, he furnished it. His Comp
troller paid bills for furniture and carpets
amounting to 81, 900, 900.
That was a weave Of carpet that paled
the achievements of all men who had lived
before Tweed.
Now the people are asked to vote SiOl,-
100000 to lay ditch with cloth of gold.
Tweed in his grave may shrivel in his in
significance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25

The temperature yrstcriar as recorded hy the
nclal lhernnnlrler Is shown ID We annrAed LabLe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-30
A LEADING QUESTION.
lis the Chinaman Of Any Benefit
toa Community 7" Discussed
By . Writer.

Reader, are you an American
oitisens Do you believe in up
holding the rights Of the American
people : II you we're to take sick,
would you expect white people or
Cinnamon to wait on and care for
you There are i've clean, white,
restaurants, 9 number Of hotels and
boarding houses, also steam aud
hand laundries in Ohickaeha,
owned, managed and run By white
American citizens, who are ever
ready to lend g helping hand In the
hour Of need and distress. They
would appreciate your patronage.
They are q psft Of q nation that
stands the peer Of any in the world
today; q people that aae- far above
doing the hideous crimes OF totlur
ing, burning, and numbering chris
.ian people from other countries
on missions. Do you know Of ths
horrible atrocities committed By
the Chinaman two yenfs ego in
China, on ministers and mission
aries Then, reader, why no
take issue and clesr your oommun
ity Of the Chinamsn
d.u ]. A. WIsoE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-30
FIREWORKS DISPLAY.
Program Of Thirty four Fine
Pieces For the Evening Of
July Fourth.

The committee on fireworks for
July 4, have arranged the follow
ing program which will be given
under the direction Of b. +. Burt,
director of display. 1t should be
remembered that Nos. 2, Is and
21 are of dangerous nature, and
the dire atoF warns The people that
they must keep out Of the way.
/ Set piece "Weleome."
, Graud display, japanese
Aerial Shell.
3 Display OF Star Mines.
Ten minutes Rocket Dis
play.
5 Jack in the Box Display.
6 Kaleidoscope display.
z Vertical Wheel Display.
s NespoIfuan Aerial Shell Dis
play.
9 Rocket display ten minutes.
10 Electric shower and bon
quet Of Roses.
IL Balloon Ascension 10 min
utes.
u Roman candle display ten
minutes.
10 Platform display Of Wheels.
"A Devil among the TayIOrs''
ten minutes.
Is Grand display Of Aerial
Shell, 500 feet in air
l6 Psrashute Rockets.
II Wizard Candles.
1s Eeapolitian Bomb Display
Aerial.
19 Grand Display.
20 Battery Display, ten min
II Explosion Il Duck AeriA'
Shell.
% Rocket Display Assert, ten
minutes.
23 Special Illumination Of Plat
form, Red and Green Lights,
"a Roman Candle Display, ten
minutes.
% Explosion OF Aerial Shell.
26 Display Of Jubilee Rockets.
~ Platform Display.
% Balloon Display, twenty
minutes.
29 Bombshell Display.
80 Crazy Wheel Display.
81 Balloon Ascension.
32 Aerial Bombs.
33 Grand Illumination OF thl
Stars and Stripes.
| "a Home Sweet Home, b!
Band.
Good Night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-30
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Mr.. Alyss, at Hitchcock, o. T.,
Kills His Wife and Dies by
His Own Hand.

Special 70 the Express
Hitchcock, o. r., June 3d. Mr..
Alyes, a man employed by the %
O. Robb Grain Co.. Of Chickasha
and Kingfisher, shot aud instantly y
killed biz wife this morning at
Hitchcock and then turned the
gun on himself, blowing his brains
out. He is still alive at last re-
ports, but cannot recover.
Alyea anu wife had been mar
risd About six weeks, and the
csuse Of his rash act was jealousy
of her. They had apparently been
very happy together, and the trag-
edy surprised everyone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-30

Dr.. c. A. Blair, OF Apache, has
accepteda q position with theBrown-
son Pharmacy and will enter upon
his duties in q few days. The doc
tor comes well recommended
therefore We welcome bin TO our
city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-30
They Must Co. LADIES' Misses and Chlrens sppsrs at
ralr nlN AA~l nEAnE

The Old Reliable Hamilton Brown Shoes do need any
mendatiou part Every pair guaranteed The following
prices will show for themselves:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-30
MORE FINE WHEAT.
J, A. Cox and Mat Chiffon Have
Fields Which Are Wonders
IN Their Glass.

The Expresses article about
Henry JohnsOns new wheat yes
terday seems TO have aroused con.
siderable excitement. Since its
publication several persons have
called at the Office to tell about the
kind of wheat they are raising, snd
some Of it seems to ''see MIR. john
son and 60 him few better"
ia. Cox, living three and one
half miles southwest has q held
Yields % bushels to the acTe-three
bushels more than Mr. johnson,
and weighs 6s pounds to the bush
el. This Geld Is just east Of the
Line House saloon, and the Theat
vas raised on SOD land. II sod
land will raise that kind Of wheat,
what should bottom land product
Mat Chiffon has . farm in the
Tony Hollow neighborhood which
is another wonder Of the age. He
has 145 acres of sod upland, on
which he raises 80 bushels to the
acre Of So pound wheat. The
grains on this wheat number from
8 to 6 more than on Mr.. Cox'l
wheat, as these two gsntlemeE
counted and compared 9 aumbel
Of heads,
Now If any one else has Sons
prize wheat, or wheat that car
beat this, let him trot It out. Th'
Express viii be glad to learn 0
It and publish the facts. BriDl
en- n.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-30
SEVERAL CHANGES.
A General "All-Hands- Round" al
the Rock Island Depot for
Few Days.

There have been some import
ant changes at the Rock island de-
pot the past few days and thework-
ing force OF the station employees
has been changed around cOnsid-
erably. Agent stevens reports
the following;
Mr.. I. M. Wilson, one Of the
youngest lads on the force, yet who
Is good enough TO be freight Cssh-
Ter for .Ae past year, has rendered
bisI reSiRnsliOn to accept ApOsitiOn
in the office of the Santa Fe Sup
erlntendent at Las vagas, N. NJ.
MF. Wilson is one Of the best boys
Stephens ever had ol his force,
and the 'send-Off7 his chief gave
him to an Express reporter,
should be enough in Itself to for
ever establish him firmly with the
Sante Fe people. His work will
speak for itself and the Sante Fe
is f0rtunste in securing so valuable
q man.
Tom Hathaway, who has been
revising clerk, is promoted to the
cashiers desk, and # Tom can't
take care of the coin NJ one can.
!. w. Conner, who has been
night baggage man since April /,
goes TO the revising clerks desk
ME. Conner is comparatively q
stranger among US, bat he is s ca
pable man, and is worthy Of pro-
motion.
Chss. Knowles, syoung man Whe
has been employed By the Chicka.
asha Steam Laundry for long tim.
past, will be made night baggage
man. Chas. is too we'll known 4
need introduction Hes as faith
ful a fellow as ever lived. and com
petent to the core. The laundr1
will miss charley not = little, bu
tha Rock leland will gain a mos
valuable employe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-30
REGULAR

American Ladies Southern tie
s2.T5, sale price -- S2.25
American Ladies pat Colt Ok
ford $500, sale price 2S5
Own make Dong Oxford pat. tip
&2.25, sale price .-.- 200
Picnic Southern tie S1.75, sale
price ~.~.... ................. lao
Forest Park Oxford S125, sale
price ..-.--...-.............-. ......... 90c
oTn make Dong Oxford s. 2ss sails price sI.sO
Picnic three strap 81 "a. sals price 49, $40
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-30
ORDER OF PARADE.
As Outlined by the COMMITTEES at
Psrsent-OtheT additions Will
Be Made.

The program committee for
Ohickasha's grand celebration OF
the g,orious Fourth, have prepar-
ed the following order of parade
which is subject to addition. The
procession will form at the Royal
hotel abont 10 8. N. and proceed
down ChOctaw avenue to Second
street, thence across to Cbickasha
avenue, thencetO Thirteenth street,
then return to speakers stand.
All people on route Of parade
are requested 10 decorate with
bunting and nags.
The parade will be formed as
follows:
Uncle Sam, ard escort Of mount
cd hoFsemeD, Clowns, Fire Engine
and department, Carpenters and
other unions, various lodges, bl-
Cycles and clowns, band, sponsor
with Maids Of Honor and chap
eron, Ladies on horseback, Girls
on horseback under Is years,
Business displays, Decorated car
riagss and buggies.
I sponsoF, Miss Kate Remington,
Maids OF Honor, Mics Williams,
Miss Hewitt; Chaperoa Mrs. s. W.
Bird.
The Star Spangled Banner and
Dixie will be sung during the
parade.
PREMIUMS.
For best decorated Bicy Gle: 1st,
81, 2nd, 8 meals at Globe Res
taursnt, 5rd, box candy at Terrell
Gro. Co.
Clowns: LIST, Is, 2ud, 5 meals al
shafer Cafe, srd, box Of cigars at
L. d. Stones, 4ih, hair cut and
shave At Rock Island barber shop.
Ladies on horseback lst, 81,
2nd, pair riding gloves, Mississ-
llppt Store, 3rd, bon bon spoon.
Eiafelderr, 4tb, Eiding whip, 6.
w. White.
Girl under IS years on horse
back lst, present by B. f. John
son. 2nd, e., Srd, pair shoes,
Goff & Kicker, ath. box bon bons,
L. J. Wood.
Decorated carriages; LIST, 8 sacks
of douE from Chiokasha Mill, 2nd,
White House cook book, d. P,
Hawkins, Srd, hat rack, Pimn 4
Cbarleville, Alb, buggy whip,
Bouie & Wallace.
Buggies: 1st, Handsome medal.
lion, Palace Drag Store, ind, pair
driving gloves, New York Store,
3rd, novel, Postofiice Book Store
Itb, box fruit, w. Maddox.
Boys under Is years on horse
back: Let, fine Bride, 2nd, pail
Of spurs, Srd, quiEt.
Floats: let So, End, ~, Srd, f2
Finest baby from SIX months L
two years Of age, o., G. w. Bare
foot,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-30

Is necessary to decide some ques-
tions and perhaps the ice question
is one Of them.
Wen place the facts before
you and leave it to your good
judgment whether we deserve
your orders or not
ICE
IS what We sell. It is pure, solid
and free from 81 objectionable
matter. Il is delivered Ct resi-
.denees in any quantity from 25
to 500 pounds.
Il costs only 50 cents Per huu-
dred if you buy o book.
GhIekasha Crystal lee 60.
Capacity 40 tons daily.