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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-07-29
TX.

The next morning Annie attended at
breakfast as usual. She looked a little
pale, and now and again glanced uneas-
lily and rather questioningly at me. When
/ rose to go, she put on her bonnet, say
Ing:
II am going a bit of the way with
Hugh, mother" and then, somewhat to
my surprise, she came along with me
into the road. Hugh, dear Hugh, l
have been out before this morning. l
have seen the young MASTER she said.
You must not get angry-indeed, you
must not. l did it for the best. l was
afraid, after what happened last night,
that he would dismiss you; and he would
have done, but | have interceded."
"You have interceded for me?" l said.
"Then you were wrong, Annie; if he
wishes to dismiss me, let him. l have
other means of earning my bread"
For answer to this Annie employed a
stronger medium than words-she cried.
Now, tears always disarm me; all l
could do was what l did; soothe my
cousin, kiss her pretty cheek, call my
self a brute, and avow that she was the
dearest, sweetest little In the
world. Under this process, Annie came
round, and smiled sadly up at me through
her tears.
"You promise" she said, ito go on
Just the same as usual, and to take no
notice Of what occurred last nightT
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Y.

After this | watched Annie a good deal,
and | soon discovered she had a great
and growing trouble on her mind. She
was restless and i'll at ease, and once or
twice, while | observed her quietly, l
saw tears suddenly start to her eyes.
Her mother and father noticed this,
too; but they attributed the change to
quite another cause. They were good,
honest folk, who could only consider
one project at a time; and as for sew
eral months past their minds had been
occupied solely with the idea of a mar
riage between Annie and myself, they
naturally assumed disagreements be-
tween us two to be the cause of their
daughters depression.
One afternoon | was standing at the
mouth of the mine when l was startled
by the sudden appearance of my aunt.
She looked pale; rather alarmed; but
ready to become very angry.
"Hugh.' she said, before l had time
to open my lips, "where be Awnie?'
Had l been able at that moment to
produce my cousin, she would certainly
have been rated very ~soundly; whereas,
l shook my head and said, Il don't
KNOW the rising anger entirely disap-
peared, and her face grew paler. She
broke down, and moaned between her
sobs, "Oh, Hugh! she's gone, gone"
1 was fairly stunned, and all l could
do just then was to comfort my aunt,
who was weeping bitterly. When she
wns more composed 1 asked for an ex'
PLANTATION. The facts were simple enough
After my uncle and 1 had left for the
mine. my aunt rose, expecting to find the
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-07-29
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
Our Country's Growth.

No nation on earth can show so
rapid q growth in population as the
United States. The recent bulletin Of
the Census Bureau contains the esti-
mates of population for 1901, 1902 and
1903 for all the cities having 10000
or more inhabitants in 1900 and for
States and Territories. According to
the figures presented, the total estimat.
ed population of the United States,
exclusive of Alaska and the insular
possessions of the United States, is TO-
000,39S. This is an increase Of $685.
S14 since the census Of 1900. The pop
ulation is estimated for 43S cities hav-
ing 10000 or more habitants In 1900.
According to these estimates, New
York is now a city Of 3,716,1 39 inhab-
%itants; Chicago is rapidly approaching
the two million mark, having 1,S73,SSO
inhabitants; Philadelphia has 1857, 716;
st. Louis has just passed and Boston
has almost reached the GOO, 900 mark;
Baltimore has 531,3l3; Cleveland is
now a considerable distance ahead Of
Cincinnati, which cities have 414,950
and S32,234. Buffalo has also consid-
erably increased its population, being
credited with 3S1 .403 inhabitants. San
Francisco and Pittsburg are also close
competitors, the former having 355,919
and the latter 345, 043. Detroit, Mil
waukee and New Orleans have just
passed 800. 900 and Washington Is close
to that figure.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-07-29
Heroic Treatment.

Mrs. Ebony-Doctah, my husban' he
got the paralersis in the laigs, SO he
carn't move his feet.
Doctor Dark-Is dat so, Mrs. Ebony2
Well, I'll call right away.
Mrs. Ebony-Yes, doctah. an be suah
to brung youh banjo erlong. II dat
doan start his laigs goin', nuthin' will.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-07-29

Good intentions are very mortal and
perishable things; like very mellow and
choice fruit they are very difficult to
keep.-Simmons.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-07-29

The age of the Sierra Nevada noun
tains, the youngest Of the American
ranges. is estimated at 100000 years
by Prof. Lawson, Of the University of
California.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-07-29
Accounting for the Growth of Fishes.

Lady Visitor (who has been listening
to Piscator's story)-I didn't know that
trout grew as large as that.
Piscator's Wife-Oh, yes. they 10
after the story has been told q few
times.
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st~ druggists.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
gu frab g~eirent.

Gin befannter englii6er 8d6agoge
er5dblt nafiteben0e feline @eldidte
aus Den Infdngen ieiner 2mlfbabr
ais 9ebrer: Seine erite @niteGms er.
belt er in elmer Sorfidule IN 0eu,
England. Die 2eute in Der Haf,
baritaft guben ibm als gntselt 8oii
uno @obnung. @ineS Cages ltei
ibm elm 9nabe gang atbemloS emf
gegen: .Saeen sic, Serr 2ebrer",
brofte er miibiam beraus, .meir
@Gter mOtte miiien, Oh sic gerne
Shpeinebraten eiien." .@epit
eiie i6 Shpeinebraten germ, erpi'
certe Ser 2ebrer, Der annabm, bat
Ser fnifrige Sater oes &naben iif
enti6loiien batte, ibm etpas Sdpei'
neileiih 5u i6iden. Sage oeinem
@ater MIR, fpenn id iiberbaiipt etpas
auf Der @elt germ eiie, 10 lit e.
S6meinebratenI" Die 3eit pereing
abcr es fam fem S6ipeinebraten
gines Cages traf Der 9ebrer Der
&naben ulein auf Dem Sfulbof
@ie itebt es benn nit BEN
S6meinebraten?" fragte er. 50.
ermioerte Der &nabe, nbas S6ipeir
lit .pieOer seiunb gemoroen 49,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12

ltebt Do -unO lari6t un6 TART aui
oos 6cuer. 9ieien Moment benlBen
Die S0ger gum iiheren Sdub. Sit
Die @eiIte aeboIt, nanoert Ser Sdger
nit Dem @iiffel 5lt elmer anberu
STEELE Oes Wolbes, mo feline Gridei.
ming Damn nod neil lit. gS maft
einen ieltiomen Ginorud, iold)' elmer
Saqb 6%ci3unobnen. Sos md6tige
pbontaitilhe 9l1ttcrtperf beS inbi.
ihen @albes bat IN Ser r0tblifen,
idnpanfenoen Notwithstanding eft.
mas Shallerlif) @eipeniterbaftes, bte
ouieeibeubten 9osel, affen unb Die
5oblreiden anberen Sbiere, pelhe IN
ben gaum5peisen ii6 mlibalten, flat.
tern. freiiden uu6 i6reien iiber ben
aopfen Der Sdger, unb in Dem 2idts
freis idleiben unb BURDEN Die SagO'
there.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
Gin langmicriger Groses.

Gin Ero5eB, Ser lGnger ais brei
Sabrhunoerte oauert, oas lit ood
enbli6 einlnal elm &eforb! Gte
fran3oiiiden @emeinoen @ponfers
mo Gclcp, bie auf Den Bergen grobe
@eiheplGbe uno BON Ser Soritper-
molttng abbGngenbe, idledt a6ge.
gren5tc Serrnins beliben, batten I'M
Sabre bes Sells 1858 ipegen zines
Sbeils oieier SerrainS, sic ie6e oie.
Ter beiben @emeinoeu fir iid bean-
iprudyte, einen Gro3eB anseitrengt.
Die Sulti5 iGien eS bamoIS ebeulo
iDenia eilig 5u boben ipie in unlerer
Belt, Oeur DER Ero5eB i6leppte iid
IN 5oblQicu Sniton5en bis = man
bore mo tame! - sum Se6ruar
1902 bin. Sn jeuen 5aaen madlte
cnolidl Elm Getret bes Trdiioenten Ser
Gepubl;r benz ebrpiiroigen Streit,
nit Dem iein @erift iertig Deroen
tonate. ein guOe. s(uf @rlrnb ienes
IefretS meroen iebt = eS limo, pic
mon 'icbt. in5ipii6en mieoer 5mei
Sabre oerGangen - Die Serren BE.
ranO unG Goruier p9n ser 6oritper.
maltuna III @cieuid,aft bon lbge.
pr0nctcn Der intereiiirten 8emcinDen,
Die 8ren30bltedlag pprnebmel.
S~offcrtlid) mcrben lie nod in oieienl
&obrbunoert Oamit fertigl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
0erettet.

Ger iponiihe Sberit Sernanoej
hottie li1 inter Der Sfegierrmg Sias
beaa's in cine %erihm0rung einae.
laiien mo feir @lid babel ge6abt,
leine Hartei mar unterlegen, Die &e-
pollution mlIrGe i'm Seine erItidt, uno
er ipuroe fcit9eIommen uuo gum
Sooe perurtbeilt. Iaein Die Het-
TING fam, mo 5mar bon elmer aans
unermarteten Seite. Gin bodbetag-
ter. meiBbdariger 8rei$ lieB lid) bel
Der SonigiE meloen, mari ii6 Der
Monardlin 81 SiiBeu uno Bot nm sic
@cgnaoigung oes SberIten. Sdluf.
gen unO SbrGnen eritidten ieine
Stimme, bie aGnigin lparo 10 &c.
riibrt, baB iie 0as @eiltd) bemiligte.
Sernanoe5 mar gerettet; lie bate &C.
mdbnt, Dem greiien &ater Des SGul,
oigen Dor iif) 5u baben. 9ie Sa6e
%Derbielt itd aber gan5 anbers. Sie
ipGter offenbar muroe, mar ser
Supplifant Elm alter @elome6sler.
Dem Ser Sberit cine gang beoeutenOe
Summe i6uloete. Inn ieines @eloes
nidt perlultig 81 geben, bate Der alte
Serr elm Wenig Gom0oie geipielt, unh
eS lpar ibm geluneen, bas mertbpole
&eben ieines Shuloners Sl retten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
0a finlmt e Monn Der Gar nadae.

Oa finlmt e Mann Der Gar naGge'
laufe I'm = ipeeB @ott - er fdtiGt
Tic oo6 in Ser Wttt pltn nerte 9lud
III er bdrbet Meim 6reut iein Spa-
5ieritof.
aRei Srent mar einfa6 baff iilptper
SIC 2iebenstpiirbigfeit. ,Sie mole
e 2idt. @ei Srent", iegt er 5,i Dem
licbenspiirSige iunse Renibe I'm
gcbt ibm lei brennenbe Siggar, mo
BRA Der Mnnere ii6 e 5iemIid) Der.
odttig ausgudenoe babe Sieorett
aifmcft.
~Oou tafe e sisgar", frdst Damn
Mei Srent.
Sd raaf bios Sisaretts", iest
Der iuuge Wann.
Mei Srent, Der 2iige.9uopig, 5iebt
Ell Collier erauS In ie9t: ,Sein Sic
10 gut, lid oa oerfor Siaaretts &c
%faafe."
.Sdubr", iegt Ser Singing.
.Ses ben Sd Mih nimmer boIte
fonne. r9uomig", lag Sd nfennit
gu De iunge Mann nit? 1es is Ser
Singing, Dem gu aus Brin5ippel
oes Siht refiitit bolt, neil er &c Jung
5um &oabe mar I'm iii Cir aus
Erin5ippel 9ei Siggar nit oeritGn.
tern lobt Oorf G Sigarett!"
sd DeeB", ie9t Mei 6rent, yotp.
iper es Is Mei Yrin5ippeI, pltu Meine
Erin5ippels ab5emei6e, mann Iir's
puBt. Mei ieliger Srent Hapolcon
tbe 3birO bot mir, mie er Dir blrd)
De Soridt Metterni6L no add e Tls.
trent ron Wir mar, II. /. ~, II. |. IN.
C9)fei Srent bot agefnnae, Wfir G @e.
lfitt ans ieim 9ebe sc ~per5GbIe.)
Na alip! @abriheint bot Ser
&aunt giilpb uuf naf ereeno enc
Trin5ippeIs geGtteb, mie CT Ger @iB
Sulan @i @entbonp Die Sano getiiBt
bot, troboem err un Eriu5ippel bes
nit bGtt tbun iole.
y belomerer 8enlB mero'S ia
mlnbciu nit gemeie lei.
Sbne oeS RGmlite miinifen0
Wit GigarbS
OorrS
Sobn d. Gsq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
@Ifieljasb in Snoieu.

Inter oen manterIei 9ilten, beren
iib Der Menif beoieut, nm ieiner
Sagolult 81 Grfolgen 5u perbelfen,
beanipruft Die bel ben nGbtliben
@iifieliasoen %ansepenoete semiB elm
beionberes Sntereiie. Sn 0as Sidi6t
oes tropiiden @alOeS, DER ourd feline
blattreibe Hflan5euipelt 10 pielerlei
Sbiere erndbrt, ibnen Sdus uno
Eager eiebt, miro elm Siiifel geiiibrt.
9ieiem fennen Die 5abmen @alO-
There ais barmlos, Die Diloen, mie
Die Tantber, lodt er, urlo benz Sdaer
siebt er Ourd feline srobe @eltalt
Sedung. Samit Der 9iiiiel absr in
oen tieien n1dtlifen Sdatten bieier
llrpdloer bemerft Derben fam, miro
er erleuttet. 9ies eeidiebt burd Elm
forbartiges @eflett ooer eineu
&uIten, nel6er nah elmer Settle often
lit. Sn bieier &orrihtung brennen
Sadeln, oie nm baS 2ift our6 Die
ofiene Seite IN ben @alb perien,
pGbrenb Die SGeer i'm SunfeIn blei.
ben. DDS 2idt lodt 5uglei9 Die
@%albtbiere on.
60 earlS leibt lit hies Sasen CUR
Maft5eit nit Dem 8iiiiel ieOod uiht.
9ie Sadeln bringen natursem1B
SeuerSaeiabr NIT iid, cine llnmaiie
BON Ha6tialtern itiir5en li6 aui
oas Seuer, perloifen Dies mitltnter
brrb hire Wenge o0er entSiinben es
hnrh lire oligen, ihnel aliSborren-
Cen aorper 81 groBen Soben, Die ben
giifiel milo MAIDEN uno babmrd Die
fSdger in groBe @eiabr brineen.
llnpermutbet ipringen audi Seopar.
Seu Die IN bieiem Nugenblid beihGi-
tiaten SGaer on, unb Damn lit Der be.
trcifenoe ailh meiit perloren. Ser
eleifen llnfaae i6reden iebod Die
SGser nid)t ab, nit Dem Siiiiel 81
iasen. SieS sebt auf ~iolsenoe @eiie
Dor lid.
Ger NIT Dem 4orbe ODER 3aIten
misaeriiitete 8iiiiel miro s(benoS in
ben @alb geiiibrt, ibn cine groBe
@lote umgebaugt unb nit oieier &c.
l6utet. 9as ihreft Die Sbiere aIi,
9tnn miro Die Sadel ent5iinbet. mo
gebiidt binter benz runoen Seib oes
giiiiels lauern Siibrer nno Sdger.
9olo tallben audi Ourb ben Sarm
umo oas 9ibt ongelodte 5biere auf,
Stride, Miloibpeine mo Die croBel
tasenartigeu Sbiere. Ser fen.
tlaug matt lie neagierig (bt
peronAt uno blenoet tie. Va
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
spaB mnB aud iein.
0ruBartiqcr Guntrait.

0@aS, Den MeDer, DER Cir Bic
Sreue 9ebrohen, bait Ou IN Der
S6luei5 g~etroffen; mar 3ir ous nitt
unangenebm?"
q, i'm Gesentbeil, benfe 9ir MIR
Sie boben 9erge BORT unO bieie
nieorige Seele, Der Gontrait mar ein-
fab uberwGltigen0l"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
GatheSer,ueisheit.

Erofdior: sd mill Sbnen iebt on
einem 9eiipiel 5eigen, pie lange cine
augel braud)en miirOe, INN bon ser
GrOe 3u Den @emobnern bes Satiirn
81 fIieaen. S6oiie man iest 3. ..
cine aouonenfusel oabin ab, 10 Mir
Dc Der SfuB crit beren @nfeIfinOer
treifcu. Merfen Sic iif oas!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
Gin iebbaftcr Sramm.

Chauffeur. bonn Stlaf erma6eub.
5u ieiner Sruu: 80 mel, 0 mel, iest
bob | i'm Srallm q 10 q fette Sulr
iiberfabren, DOB mfrs gun5 libel Is.
Shneu, glte, iteb auf uuo bring mir
al S6naps!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
6eISenmnth.

y8eitern. bdbe i'd einem Baron
Dos 2eben gerettet, Der beim &abn'
fabren ms @aiier seitiir5t mari"
,0u2 Gu bait einen aus Dem
&aiier ee3ogen2"
SOL i6 i'm nieGeidt Iaiien er.
trinfen, no ib nod oreibrnoert
Wart bon linn friege!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
Grit aemeint.

SEER (ber elmer Game Surd Ser
Gienitmomn Elm Bouquet iiberbriu'
gen lieb): .Sat Die Game nidt &C.
iragt, per Sbnen oas Bouquet &C.
geben?"
Gienitmann: uSm ia =. liz
meinte, ob es nibt Elm Serr nit
einem langen, ounmen @eiidt &C.
tpeien fuirel"
SEER: ~Gas baben Sic bod per'
neint2"
9ienitmann: .Hatiirlid) if
nero Sic bod nibt perratbeu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
SaS SdrefeusfinS.

Ger fleine gmil (iiebt benz Snfel
beim &aiieren cine @eiIe su uno
meint Damn intereiiiert): .9u bobelit
did ipobl, Snfel?"
Snfel: "@ie fommit 0u Senn
barnuf?"
Ger tleiue emil: Scum, DIANA
iaate bod crit geitern, 9u pGreit ein
rmgebobelter Meni6 80"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
Sr0tGh.

Teiienoer (im Gebirse): nglio
Sbr Sater lit abseltiirst unb Sbr
GroBpater; bemna6 idetnt bas 8e.
idait zines SIbrers bod redt sefabr.
lid s1 iein."
Siibrer: %, 10 idlimm it's bult
bod nibt, Guf 5nan5tg Teiienoe
fommt immer crit elm Siibrer!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
@aS Sranen uidf baben.

rSSeoe Srau bat BEN treueIten
Wann, Ole inteaiseuteiten 8inber,
Den gr0Bten aerger nit ben Sienit.
boten, Die beiten 8o9re5epte, Ole Dor.
siiglid)lte @aibmetbooe, Die biuig.
item GinfaufSqueIlen, ipenn lie si
ibren getannten ipridt . aber iie
bat nibts gum Mn5ieben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
Mus bcm Sahre 1000.

SEA, Widel, Darum 10 perbrieB-
lih?"
.I6, Serr, geitern bats bier naf)
ie6S Oiirren @ofen 8 erlte Mal
mieoer geregnet, mo mein Ider bat
nidyts absefriest, neil grab iiber ibm
II 2uftldiiiuerein ne Suiammen.
tulft bate"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
Gutter Mnfaua.

@eilder tim 8efansniB): Limb
mas iiuO Sbre Hldne, penn sic aus
Dem 3udtbaus berausfommen?"
ginbre6er: pgtun, ib babe HlGne
bon 5mei Sumelenldoen uno einem
TOltamt. Sas bilft mir iIber Den
Infang binpeg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
Spuoerbar.

Stuoent (Oer feline Bidder berfauft
un6 ben grlos perfneipt bat): ga
baBt es INNER, uniereiner ioa in iei-
men giibern aufsebn; - bel mir
it's grab umgefebrt! Ieine Bidder
fiuO IN mir aufgegangen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
WisDcritan6eu.

&i6ter: .9eoauern Sic 6eun
penigitens, Dem 3eugen cine DIR.
feige gegeben gu baben?"
Mnaeflugter: nIber iebr! 9eraoe
ais ib ibm Die 5peite auslpii6en
poute, fiel man mir in ben Irm."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
SIse Sranf6eit.

nSait gu es if)on s'b0rt, S,,ber
Der Spedbader lit s~eitern g'itor'
benz"
Sifber: so - an mas benn?"
Waperbofer: rIn Der 3uderfranf.
belt, iaat Or 9oftor."
Suber: .Sm - bas is i6on aQe.
neil 10 a Shledermaul s'weien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
Sin GpifnrGcr.

@drter: pSbre Senfersmabl5eit
miro sroBartts."
delinquent Unit ser 3unge i6nal-
5enO): D@enn jest mT feline Segnu-
oI9ung ou5mii6en tomntt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
Wcrb0rt.

Srai: ~@enn ib ifon 8usebe, bob
Sbr 9sGutigam Sic beil,dt, 10 mo6F
te i6 bod crit piiien, mos er iit2"
aodin: .@ndbige Srau, er iBt
aQes, mas lteben bleibt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
Ealih b%eritanSeu.

8%oriisenoer: n@nseflagter, tpomtt
bei6aftisen Sic lid iest9"
Ingeflagter: SD - if pube mir
irabe Die Raie, Serr @eri9tsboi."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
Hadjc lit jIs.

SeiratbSpermittler (Oer bon chem
Scrru binmlserpeoirt wuroe)
n&art' MIR, Gid perbeirath ih bod
nod, Dob 2u Sein Sebtae an mid,
oentlt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-12
EeiEmiitiid.

Srnser Gbemann: 80, mie gliid.
lid bin i'd. Dob mir 2aura ibre Sano
iIr's Sebem gereidtl"
Eantoiielbelo: la, aber part'
mr.. Die anoere bat fret behalten!"
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Siuei Mntbige.

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Chicago Great Western Railway.
In Effect Jan. 8, 1904.

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Red Wing, Northfield,
E%airbault, Mankato &
local points connec-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-29
STORY GROWS
More Merchants and Bankers Tell
Of the Properous Fall Business
and Holiday Trade.
FUTURE OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT
Encouraging Words Heard all
Along the Line.

A column of interviews with
business men in regard to business
conditions was published yesterday
and today the story is continued.
The following are the words of
business men freely spoken.
c. I. Sigmon, of Sigmon Furn-
iture Co: Our trade for the year
was nearly doubled, due in part to
great increase in our wholesale
business. Holiday trade was better
than last year.
Jackman & Lemon, dry goods:
"Our trade during the year was
fine and exceptionally good for the
holidays, above our anticipations. T"
Kendall Galloway furniture and
carpets we had a fine fall trade
and are perfectly satisfied
Claycomb & Anderson, furniture
and undertaking. I'VE had a nice
holiday trade, far above last year.
We are satisfied with the years
business.
J. L. Denny, K. c. Grocery Co:
"We are very we'll satisfied with
the holiday business and fall trade
generally Prospects for better cash
business from now on look good.
J. =. Neal, meat market. 1--WE
did fine holiday business and
sold entirely out on special Christ
mas goods"
A. ]. Hartzler, groceries. "Our
business was very satisfactory,
fully coming up to our expecta-
tions."
Hovey confectionery: y:"Our hol-
iday business was almost double
that Of last year. 1t was the big
gest business we ever did in Chick
asha."
Booth Book Store. Fall trade
was exceedingly good, holiday
trade, splendid. by far the best we
ever had in the town. We have
had a successful year.
B. Lubman: "Our busines.
during the holidays and for the
year was more than doubled. W.
sold more diamonds than we evel
expected to sell in Chickasha."