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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
TURNED DOWN

TACOMA. May AT the Rtpub-
loan county convention yesterday.
SO unanimous was tho sentiment
against Gov Henry Mcbride that
hts name was not even mentioned
IN the resolutions. At the opening
or the convention CungresHmnn n.
w. cushman made few Compli-
mentary remarks, wherein he re-
fcrred TO the governors past career,
but no attempt was made To- have
the governor Endorsed.
MIR Cushman lightly touched on
the railway commission ana ex-
pressed his admiration Tor ita prin-
cipal champion. but he said that
such matters were out OF congress
mans scope
The drafting OF the conventions
platform did not take long. and the
planks were nailed with few de-
clsive blows, No opposition was
brought up on any issue. Tho plat
form instruets It's delegates Co work
at the state convention FOR the re-
nomination OF Congressman r. w.
CuHhman. and II inatructa the legia-
latiVe delegation from Pierce county
To secure the reelection OF Hon.
Addison q. Foster Co tho United
states senate. II indorHea Theodore
Roosevelt for the presidency. first.
last and all the time. In addition 60
these Instructions. the platform de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

George Cushing Skies. secretary
Of the Chicago Municipal Voters
League. was visitor In Seattle yes
tsrday. lie IL on his way 20 Callfor-
MIA 20 join his family. Who have
been IN Los Angeles during the
winter.
Mr.. Skies met the executive coun-
cil OF the Seattle Civic Union last
evening and discussed with them
the methods employed by the Mu.
niciual League Of Chicago and sim
liar organizations In an endsavor
TO purify municipal politics To a
representative Of The star Mr. Skies
said that the work OF the Nunic-
ipal Voters League OF Chicago had
within the last 10 years practically
cleansed the corrupt atmosphere Of
the Chicago city council.
A. IL well known. up 10 10 years
ago the city council of the Windy
city was the banner legislative body
IN falthlesaneaa TO the interests Of
the constituency. Through the work
Of the Municipal Voters League the
corrupt rings which controlled the
Chicago council have been broken up
and unpriucipied men have either
been sent to jail or relegated 20 pri-
waite life.
The work Of the league there II
confined to ward councllmen. When
a citizen aHrlres to represent tho
people I'm the city council his fitness
for the position and his past record
r. rigidlY inquired into and through
the medium Of the newspapers this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

LOS ANGELES. MAJ ny n rts-
| ing vote the Methodist conference this
morning passed a resolution appoint
ing committee t. prepare memorial
/ to President Mckinley. The resolu
Z ton was accepted looking toward a
new evangelistie movement TO secure
10 Msthodlsm t.e0eso souls annually.
II l. rumoret that this 1871 quadricn-
niai favurs old time AethodiAm. The
first meeting q thu standing commit
tee on Itineraries favored a couserva-
tive move toward ths Re ssta hiishment
Of the time limit Bishop ". r. Hal
lalou presided.
NEW YORK. May PRECEDENT
John Mitchell Of the United Mine
workers. today delivered an address
bafcr. the executive COMMITTEES %
the National Civic Federation on the
Joint trade agreement In the bi,umi-
nous coal fields
lie stated that he thoroughly be-
lleved tn strikes and iockouts
whenever all The fundamental ques-
tons involved cannot be settled b.
arbitration.
LUIING. TEX. May IL. ". Nix
on. member OF the state Democratic
executive COMMITTEES. and a wealthy
planter. this morning shot and killed
II. w. Malone and Col. Weary, both
prominent citizens. A family feud
was the cause.
JOLIET. Ill. May w. Croiius,
mayor and Democratic candidate for
governor. three police officers and
one citizen. have been indicted for
conspiracy with policemen for al
Legged intimidation OF voters. The
case grows out Of an election IN
which the mayor Is alleged to have
interfered.
LONDON. May T.-vicsroy Cur
Eon's official report Of the Tibstau
repuiss at CyanEtse says the enc
my'H loss was $50 killed and wound
Cd. The British had two wounded.
The attack and repulse lasted two
hours
BARCFT IONA. May Il Dynamite
bomb exploded on the roof ~ the
Jesuit college today and injured one
person. The explosion blew IN tho roof
% the building.
ST. PETERSBURG. May THE
Newspaper Viedmasti today reports
what ls believed 70 have been a Jap
anese attempt To destroy the Severn
mental section Of Kruustadt. where
large naval supplies were stored The
same paper urges an alliance q Rus
Fia and Turkey.
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elares that IL has always been the
policy OF the Republican party 10
protect tho interests OF labor, and
that hearty approval In extended to-
wards legislation along tho lines
urged by the state Federation OF
labor.
The nominations were M follows
County Officers OF the SUI
perlor court. W H. Smell. Thad Illus
ton and ". q. Chapman, sheriff.
James \. uenholm; auditor. Capt.
I. NJ, Howell. treasurer, y, NJ. La
kin. county attorney. Charles O.
Hates. clerk. A. NJ. hanks, assessor,
Edward Meath. superintendent Of
schools. l.. l.. nenhow. county sur
vcyor. George Thornton. coroner,
Or. 4. ] Stewart. wrcckmaHtor II.
q. OitchftHt, commissioner First dis
triet. Simon Mettler. commissioner
second district. william II, Dickson.
Justices Of the peace. Judge II. y.
GarrotHon aud Judge g, d. Griffin
constable. J. NJ. Duley.
State senatora-Carey /. Stewart
W. 4. bronson. walter Christian.
Lincoln Davis.
state Representatives J. II.
Sheets. Dr e. W. Roberts, David
Levin. Lee Van slyke. Fred Eidmil-
Ter. George T Heid. n. u. McNicol,
=. A. Crandaii. Thomas Hamilton
and Jesse Poyns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
NASS|R KHAN IS
HARD TO PLEASE

NnEsir Khan. one 81 the AfEhans
charged with the murder 81 Mrriu.
the peadlsr from Puntah. created
sensation In the criminal department.
Of the superior court this morning
when he stated In broken English TO
Judge Tailman that he was not sat.
inftcd with his attorneys. John q MI
Ter and A. q Mcbride. and asked 20
have other counsel appointed 20 req
resent him.
Naaslr wAs brought into ccurt 90 en-
ter his plea 20 the charge % murder
in the first degree and his petition
followed a statement made BY John y.
Miller TO the Judge.
Your horror. this man IL one % tho
most peculiar clients have ever had,
Mr. Miller said. Il have been paid
retainer 70 represent him and am per
frctly willing to put forth my best
efforts IN his bshAtf For some uuac-
countabie reason. however. probably
because % the natural secretivcnssa 81
his race. he refuses 70 place any con
fidenca In me. and will not answer any
questions which I ask him
Il have visited him AZ least dozen
times In the county sail. but every
time received the same treatment al
his hands.
4 am Informed that he refuses TO
talk Of his ease 20 anyone. even those
81 hls friends whom to mus, know are
ANXIOUS 10 help him. Now. your
honor. do rot feel that can DO ius-
iica 20 him tn the trial u his case. "
he vii not talk freely Nth me-.
why, he has actually refused 20
lat me- see the information against
him Nhich he has IN his CELL fearing
that I meau to use IL against him In
some nay
''t'nder the circumstances, ! see no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
OF THE
DIVORCE MIL

Five divorce suits were filed IN the
superior court this morning and four
DEGREES IN recently instituted suits
weerR ranted.
The cases flied were: Eva Maud
Jackson against Robert jackson. on
ground OF nonsupport: Maria Ann
May Andrews against John An
drews. on ground OF drunkenness
and nonsupport. Christina HastinE
against James Hastings. on ground
Of nonsupport. Nellie Stuart against
Thomas. on grounds Of cruelty.
Judge Tallman granted divorces 10
the following: Helena Ltedvall from
Otto Llndevall. drunkenness; Lille
Campbell from Cal Campbell. nom
support. Bee Wilson from w W.
Wilson. desertion. Maggie Klowi-
kowEkd from Paul Klowikoski. cruel
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

often violated. which allows stores 20
occupy thirty inches of the sidewalks
In displaying their goods. Many
stores. especially fruit stands. often
take up as much az four feet Of the
sidewalk Inspector Eleook this morn
ing notified every fruit aud groccry
Store proprietor on Yeslef Way Who u
violating the ordinance 60 move MS
merchandise hack 20 whore Il belongs
Trnffic l. impsdea when too much
Of the sidewalk Is occupied ~ goods
on display.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
TWO SCHOONERS
PROBABLY LOST
uMsRlNA AND TRIUMPH ON SEALING CRUISES HAVE NOT
BEEN HEARD FROM FOR MONTHS

passed through Let u Wreckage, tn
Guiding broken canoes. boats, boom
with sail attached. etc. A. already
reported. the nameboard OF thc
Triumph came ashore In 9uatHlnn
sound.
The only hope Ter the latter Hes In
tho fact that her master intended
steering we'll 60 tho westward ana may
have fallen In with an unusually good
school 81 seals hut even this Hcnrvcly
accounts FOR the DELAY tn reporung as
both vessels we're 10 outfit at llcsduiot
Tor Copper islands. where Victoria
scalrra. thanks t. the Japanese war.
hopo 60 do we'll this year immune
from the molestation OF Russian
cruisers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
THAT SAME
OLD STORY

A. n Cox. gentleman cracks
man. was convicted Of breaking In
10 the apartments 81 Jacob Furth.
In the 81. Paul flats. last Decem-
bsr. by a Jury In Superior Judge
Tailman's court this morning
The turth home was cntsrsS while
the family was absent. and clothing
and jsweiry taken The goods were
found In the possession OF Cox and
hts alleged scomplioe Reed. The
latter viii be tried Monday.
Coz attempted TO prove an ailbi
lie explained his possession Of the
goods by saying that they had been
given TO him By a stranger,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

VICTORIA n, =. Nay Grave
fears are being felt here for tho
schooncrs umhrina. Captain black
stead and Triumph. Captain purns
The former h the property 81 Captain
Peppct of Halifax. and the latter be-
longs Go the Victoria seailns company.
Both put Go SEA early N the year
and scaled along the coast and both
were TO call over month uEu at
HcsQuiot on the west eoaat Of Van.
couvvr island fer supplies The last
.sccn OF the Umhriua vas on March Is
when she was spoken BY the schooner
Jessie a., belonging 10 the same own
ers. ON March ~ a terrific storm blow
and a few DAYS after the Jessie II.
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use IN trying 10 defend him. 90 II your
honor thinks u best. I will refund 10
him the small Zee ! have already re-
ceived"
Attorney Mcbride also told Of Nasslr
kham's queer conduct and asked the
court 20 admaninh him. Hs said he
would stand BY the man. AZ he be-
lies 81 him 10 be innocent " hen Me
bride had finished. Naaair said he
wanted 20 tell Judge Tailfnan his
troubles
The AfEhan's statement was such a
mixture Of Enslish and ME mother
tongue that he could not be easily IN
dsrrtood lie finally conveyed the
meaning 20 the court however, that
he waH not satisfied with his lawyers
because they wanted him 10 tell
stories
Judss Thilmau said that AZ the Law
yefa representing NaAair seemed O. be
"a Their discouraged and had been bad
~ treated BY their peculiar client. he
would appoint an attorasy from among
those present ia the court to represent
the Afghan.
Judge TnitnAn named well known
criminal iaxyer. but Nassir frownes'
aud shook his head. and said be would
not have him.
Nas.ir then pointed 60 Attorney Will
" Morris and mumbied that he want
81 him to tfy the case and would talk
"a him Morris agreed 20 take the
case aud Judge Taiiman appointed
him.
Nasaira friends several weeks ago
retained Morris 20 represent Sasslr.
bat the whimsical Afghan refused At
that time to have anything Go do with
him Morris IL also drfendinz ossab-
shaw. jointly charged With SaHsif.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
HE DIDN'T
COMPLAIN

As result q Street Superintendent
Naltar's determination 70 stop the
practice many local business estah-
nshuentN have made 81 sweeping
refuse into the street. Edward smith
Was arrested BY street Inspector 81
cook this morning. Smith is clerk
employed BY Jules Redslsheimef
Smith was arraigued before judge
George this morning and pleaded
guilty. Mr. Rsdelsheimsr explained
that ne himself Was aware q the or
ainance. but that Smith was not lie
also admitted that the ordinance was
q good one. Then he paid u me
and s. costs without q taurmur.
Further arrests for the same offense
will probably be mate
Superintendent Waters has alao de-
terninsd 10 enforce the ordinance, now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
SIX MONTHS
IN The Pen

Breaking into chicken houses IL
penltentihry offenne. as George
Smith. n young chicken thief. this
morning learned 10 his sotfow. lie
pleaded guilty 20 having entered the
chicken house Of Edward Lee. near
Havsnnn park, recently. lie stole Is
chickcns He Was sentenced By
Judge Tallman 10 six months ia the
peHitsutiary,
There arc several other chicken
thieves awaiting trial and Judge
Talifnan, on tho advice Of Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Gleason. has
decided To make an example Of them
n order 20 put a stop 10 the extern
eiye chicken stealing which IL being
carried on In the suburbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
BRINGS LIQUORS

Steamer Rainier. l. H. Gray q
Company. arrived In port last might
from San Francisco. The vessel had
"A cargo OF 1000 wine. and 500 barrels
Of liquor. consigned TO the Migiia
vacca Wine Company Of this city
The vessel also carried 20 passen
gers and small consignment OF
general merchandise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

l. ~ Rosenbauu has returned
from Olympia. where he went aa a
delegate 10 the recent Democratic
state convention. lie acted az as
sistant secretary Of that body.
Capt. G. 8. Wallace arrived IN the
city today from Missouri. for service
on the cable ship Burnside. u is er-
pccted that later he will be connected
with the naval office In the city.
Superior Judge Griffin this morn
appointed Harrison Martin receiver
for the dairy Of II. T.. Tabacchi
The action was taken on the april
cation Of Raphael Tomasiui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
TAKES HIS
MEDICINE

J y. Matthews. convicted IN the su-
psflar court q obtaining money under
false prstensss- this morning With
drew hts notice % an appeal to the
supreme court appearing bsfote tudEe
Tallman In person. lie ~ill be thbsit
e the peaitsntlary at Wstla Walla
h a fen days TO serve a five year sen.
tsues imposed BY Judge 'faiinan.
HY representing himself 60 be the
agent q J. pisrpont Morgan Mat
thawH Induced A. A. sea1fave 90 cash
for him several worthless drafts ON
New York hank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
Trinity Parish Boys Band

The boys band. OF Trinity parish.
under the direction of PROT Miner.
viii give n concert on Thursday eve
ninr. In the crypt Of Trinity Parish
church. for the benefit Of the I'm
struetion fund. The band viii be
assisted by Prof. Minors orchestra
and by the Mandolin club. Messrs
Giles. Anderson and Chaplin will also
contribute 60 the evenings enter
t4furuauf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

Raleigh Pope. aged q years. has
been missing from the residence OF
A. J. Pope. 4G2s Eleventh avenue
northeast. since May s. Mr.. Pope
IL anxious 20 know OF the young
mans whereabouts and reported the
case TO the police. Young Pope has
n badly SCARED face az "a mark Of
Identification.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Olaf svenson. n. and Emma John
sou. 20. both OF Seattle. John Ed
wArdson. 81. Of San Francisco. and
Jane Carlson. %. OF Tacoma. Claude
Gooch. "a. and Nellie DorEan. q. both
Of Arlington. Robert Claude Wright.
g. and Ella williams, q. both Of Sc
attic. Brendt Richards. 81. and Iau-
IA Reynolds. 10. both Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
PASSED BAD CHECK

A complaint has been filed IN the
pruHeeutink attorneys office charging
Waiter r Bates with obtaining mono y
under false pretenHea. Bates passed.
bogus check for SO Ia the state
Market. tai Pike street. claiming
George {. McMeay. tho alleged siEuer
Of the check. 90 be his business part.
nsr In Alaska. His arrest followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
BIGGEST EVER


WARRINGTON. May Admiral
Walker. chairman OF the isthmian
canal commission. had long con
ference With the president today
Secretary Shaw this afternoon will
draw a warrant for go. Co. 600 la IA
yor OF J y Morgan A co. for the
Panama canal This Is the largest
single warrant ever drawn on the
United States treasury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
435 RUSSIANS CAPTURED
cpy scripps News Ass'nl

U May Word reached here today that there has pesn
Russians
rear guard on the Liam yang roae
rn,vs4 spiked thef
80 ma rrated -Four h-nve Russians Were cap
.,#,ht..
attack and Tall OF
49, 49, essn the two only few miles apart II
be hat battle at Fchg Nank Cnehs ' " 'N'''
the report :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
WAYslpE MIssloN hnnErIr

The benefit entertainment for the
Wayaide Mission. which Was to be
given by the musicians union OF this
city at tho Grand opera house. Last
night. was postponed until May Il.
II Will be given BY the union and an
interesting program including Helee-
lions by the talent from the various
theatefH In the city viii be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

SEOUL. May Prince Adelhert.
third son 81 tho German emperor. las
arrived at Chemulpo. inCognito. on the
cruiser Bertha
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hefns
IhtH provision more evenly dis.
tributes authority and Mr.. Skies ~
undecided as Co whether this loss Of
Capitalization OF duty and power
VIII decrease the efficacy OF the
union.
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ckhDEno DEAD

WASH NOTION. May THE state
Department has been advised Of the
death Of julio Candnmo president 81
the republic Of Peru. Candamo was
elected last September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
FATHER LOST SUIT

A superior court jury this morning
returned averdict m favor OF the de-
PENDANT IN "A $50 600 damage suit OF
chat Mclaughlin against the Sc
attic Electric company. McIAuEh-
I'm sued to recover damages for the
death OF his t-year-old boy. who
Was run over by a Green Lake eat
August ~. 1902 The jury found
that the company was not reapons-
ibls for the accident
The steamer Flyer resumed her run
between this city and Tacoma. ~ her
regular hour this morning The veh-
sci had been on the ways AZ Quarter
masters HarbOr. where she had her
hull painted.
PARIS. May Former Premier
waldeck- Rousseau IL improving ana
his recovery IL now hoped for.
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Complete limo of Second
Hand Rogisfors

We guarantee our prices to be the
most reasonable.
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e. ~. EPPERSEN
ira THIRD AVE.
Sales Agt. y. G. X. Co

Phones. Main zei2. A 27i5.
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Cash
Registers

OF the most approved pattern. We
also carry
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-22

territory
# the Journals eorrespon
dent : sale motive in sending out
this tissue Of falsehoods was ID
earn a few pennies by lengthening
IBIS string, his conduct might
bs viewed with a degree Of len
iency. When all the facts are
considered, however, this chari-
table view can scarcely be taken.
His action can be construed as
nothing more or less than a ne
lari0usa and wilful attempttObring
discredit upon the territory by
appealing TO preiudices long
since dead. The democrats Of
the territery honor the heroes
who wore the gray and they
reverence the sacred emblem
under which their fathers and
brothers fought for what they
believed to be right. but they
are as loyal TO the flag Of their
country today asany citizens who
breathe the breath Of liberty in
3 nation whose greatness and
glory IS the common possession
and pride Of all. To charge |
iirectly or even BY innuendo that
hey are otherwise is base
SANDER deserving Of the deepest
condemnation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-22
IHsMiT TIME TABLE,
kildlll cHICKAsHA, 1. T.

Trains Leave Chickasha as Follows;
EAsTBoUND
No. u mail and ex. daily 500 a m
No. IA mail and ex. dailyi5:Io pm
No. 40 mail and ex. to
Shawnee and interme-
date points 7;s5:P m
No. 80 express Daily ex-
cept Sunday 6.z5 m
No. Is Local freight Cald-
well and intermediate
points, daily except sun bi35 a m
soUTHBnuAp
No. II mail and ex. daily 1885 a m
No. "a mail and ex. daily I:I5 P m
No. 81 local freight daily
except Sunday 900 a m
WEsTBpUHp
No, Izg mail and ex Law
ton and intermediate
points daily 9,os m
No. Iss mail and ex. Man
gum and intermediate
daily connecting at An
adarko for points south,
Lawton, Waurika and
intermediate points 3:fi m
Ee. ISL local freight daily
excePt Sunday, Man
0i,m TOO a ~
No. fs7 local freight daily
except Sunday, Lawton $50 a p
EAsTsopNp
| No. 7rr mixed Pass. ana
freight daiIyexcept Sun
dav I lindsay and inter
mediate points connect
ing with Santa Fe for
Pauls Valley oi3o a ?
No. zI4 mixed Pass. and
frcightdaily except Sun
day flom Lindsay T2'4s ? q
l.. NJ. ALLEN,
General, Passenger Agent.
Chicago, III.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-22

Have you tried the new copper
service TO Oklahoma CITY, ~
fine No waiting. Topeka x y
Reno Telephone 60 y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-22

Gee Feraire'a Palmetto Wine 70 two children
eho were aflicted with bed wotting. Two bottlesy
~ Drake'a Palmetto Wine cured both. ~ -
now 4 month since they took the last Of the Wiht
mho mad A child troubled same way what tDe
vine did for our children. They got bottle q
Drake's Palmetto Wine and IN one week tnelr
child had no more trouble with Den rest,ne'
fi.lrago IN. will send q trial bottle Of DRAKE
Pairnefto Wine free and prepaid 70 any reaoei
u tbf8 naper who wishes 70 test DrAkes fai-
rneffo Wine without expense. A TRIAL Oottlt
ofsen cures. One dose day win cure any lladdeI
or prostate trouble 70 stay cured
Fot sale b. Palace Drue store
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-22

Coach excursions to Kansas City
and ST. Louis on June z3rd only,
The Frisco will sell round trip tick
cts to Kansas City and St. Louis for
sl2.4o for the round trip. Tickets
good returning from either place
10 10 and including June 80. The
Frisco has a direct line to Kansas
City and six hours quickest to 81
Louis. u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-22
TO Advertisers

All copy for new adds or changes
in old ones must be handed in not
latter than $40 a. m. Otherwise
we cannot guarantee the appear
ance Of the same on the day on
the day on which they are sent
in ii
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-22
All OF our dimltv
bastlste and organ
dies; former price, Is
and 20 cents. now 10.
Morgan 81 Crib
K P. Memorial
condemnation.

Next Sunday the local lodge Of
knights Of Pythias, will celebrate
Memorial Day. Arrangements
have been made to hold the service
Filier annUufrcrnvrn-- rta... - e-.a-
later Every Knight should ar
range to be present The public IS
cordially invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-22

900 acres Of grass for sa 10 osl
Of which will make a ton to the
acre. Located on both sides Ct the
Frisco X. r. at Amber Switch.
Address V.J.chasiain, Amber,LT 7.
4i-52