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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED for the BEST SELLING
SUBSCRIPTION BOOK Ot the season. MRS.
MAVERICKS OWN STORY: MY FIFTEEN
LOST YEARS" II Is the thrilling recital
by that famous American woman, Florence
Elizabeth Maybricks Of the pathetic story Of
her cruel wrong at the hands Of the British
judicial system. There has been big de-
mand for the book in advance Of pubiica-
ti0u. and hundreds Of copies were ordered by
distinguished clergymen. prominent lawyers
and representative women. President RoOse-
Velrs familiar words. a square ceai no
more. no less, 81 The keynote Of the appeal
that is made TO fair-minded citizens OF the
United States hy Mrs. Maybrlck' 3 absorblngly
interesting account Of her trial conviction.
and hfteen years imprisonment The dra-
matte declaration Of the author 10 her
mother. ~ SWEAR TO YOU / An INNO-
CENT" eniists the sympathy Of the reader
early in the volume, and his indignation IS
aroused by the hlmsiness Of the evid'nce on
which her conviction was secured Just out
new autograph edition, containing photo
gravure u Mrs. MaybFick, each copy ~
which IS signed by her, with pen and ink.
with her own hand; handsomely bound, hf-
teen full-pase haiftone Illustrations, s. per
copy, postage free. All the leading news
papers have spoken faV0rably of Mrs. May
bricks book and many Of them have given
lengthy notices. The book Is known. ami
sells 81 sight MOST LIBERAL TERMS TO
AGENTS WHO APPLY AT ONCE FUNK &
WAG&ALLs COMPANY. 55-57 T. 2sd st.
New York city u
INCREASE YOUR INCOME-We want some
popular people with wide acquaiutanceshlp.
whether employed OF unemployed, 90 WORK
ding. Begging, or canvassing; the work viii
pay from s. 90 $40 per day. and Is clean.
legitimate. and honest. CAL or write
TURNER g. co, Perry Building, Phiiadel-
phla- 10
AGENTs-Its a corkers our wonderful two
time cork puIIeT, without hard pulling it
opens bottles Of all sizes, saving che corks.
send for circulars plated sample. 25c T.
HAWLE4. u chambers ST.. New lork. II
AGENTS-SlU day. novelty sign cards" and
window display signs; merchants buy - 10
100 al sight. lGD varieties, catalogue free
NATIONAL ADV. co, l457 Avenue a. New
York. II
AGENTS MAKE 81 10 $40 a day nttlng
glasses. big profits, our 24-page free eye book
tells how. write today IACKSONIAN OP-
IIcAL COLLEGE. College Place. Jackson,
Mich. drIS- Su-23t
AGENTs-Our new puzzle Loop the Loop
is selling like Wildhre, one agent sold a
gross in two hours. another reports a sale
90 four out Of nEe people who saw it II YOU
want an enormous mOneymakeT. grab this.
ilclOse DO cents FOR sample. OF write as for
fall details. including details OF a plan
good Tor 500 monthly. Address SOUTHERN
SUPPLY co l.. Leesburg. Va. u
MAIL ORDER PEOPLE-New illustrated So
page catalogue Of household articles, fur
uished with imprint orders hIicd direct
Write f.r price and free copy. PEASE MFG
co. Dept A. Buffalo. n Y. dsu.I2
AGENTs-We manufacture eight FAST sellers.
cannot be obtained elsewhere samples free
10 hustleTs. PEASE MFG, CO, BufaIo
y. y ueI.1s
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SOMETHING UNUSUAL.

Il had To think up an excuse 20 give
my wife when I got home last night.
said the first cIubman.
"Oh, ms wife's resigned now. and
doesn't ask questions. no matter how
late 1 get iu. ." replied the other
But / got In early last night. and she
couldn't understand t."-Philadelphia
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VALUABLE BOOK.

she-What book does a young man
need most when he first goes 10 coll
lege2
He-Depcnds upon his weight
Fl don't understand you
We'll g. he's heavy enough 10 get on
the football team. the book he'll need
most is First Aid 10 the Injured. -
YOnkers Statesman
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THEN AND rIoW.

Ere We were wed did adore the maid
en fair on the top floor Of the apartment
house next door; 1 called her angel
times "a score. but now her actions make
me sore I've troubles great and small
galore End j can't sleep because her
snOre sounds Ike a Western cyclone s
r0ar.-CIncinnau Enquirer
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FOR SALE-Three beautiful P0merunian Uup-
pies. six weeks old. genuine lap dags. 64g q
~. ne dcfs-gt
DOGS. goats. pigeons. rsR9its. guinea pigs.
etc. r. J.. BARCLAY. Jr.. Pet stock Dealer
IS Louisiana ave. del-tf
FOR SALE-IOung parrots. caunuez, raD-
bits, guinea pigs. dogs. cats. and pets OF all
kinds. Birds boarded for tho summer
SCHMLD's BIRD STORE. Il. lsih 81. NV.
ana e5t II 81 Ne 3s-o-f
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Holmes, Home-Made Fruit GO

Is the best and most delicious Fruit
Cake YOU can get for Xmas. Made in
the real home way, of the best ingred-
tents, including pure butter. fresh eggs
and the cleanest and choicest fruit.
Only 25c To. delivered anywhere. Holmes
Bakery lst and r SITS. Phones T.. 1440
and l44l.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
MISCELLANEOUS.


PIANOS. pipe organs tuned. repaired re-
built; highest excellence in workmanship.
estimates free Write &. &. SNYDER. .eI
80 ~. ms. dels-3t
OLD CARPETS woven Into handsome revcrs-
ible rugs; drop postal. NONPAREIL RCG
CO. 24O 9Th ST. ne. dclS-3t
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY, formerly l4sg
5th 81. NV. now 40 Massachusetts ave. NV.
no lime. satisfaction guaranteed. 30 cents
per pair dels-ot
DRAWING. charcoal water color and OH
painting taught AT MISS A. JUSTINE An
GELGS new STUDIO, 1895 l2tn S. nW.
dels-2t
enth and Eleventh Streets and Penn
HATS TRIMMED with thinning furnished
- cents. li3 "a 81. nv. u
PIANO TUNING. $50: factory expert JAS
u. DURIrY, 3o5 l2th st. Sc del7-2t
WANTFD-Dolls to dress Address FOX
a. This office. del,-St
UPHCLsTERING: best work; lowest prices.
carpets made and laid H. G. CONN. Igz3
tth n. aw, dei6-2J
BY sENDING POSTAL TO TEMPLAR
HOUSE. 207 Pennsylvania ave. your saws
VIII be rendered efficient by ". BLYTH-
-. CRARY, Agent FOR the 1900 Washer"
Address Bon l.l. Washington. u. c.
dels-i6t
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90 Xmas Candies. &c ID.

SHEETZ'S S special" will enable you
20 purchase Xmas Candies at a great
saving. Finest 6oc varieties. made fresh
daily. an 35c ID. Leave your orders early
10th & F.
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Back Numbers Wanted.

Several copies Of The Evening Times
OF Monday. November IL, 1904, are want
e. az the circulation office OF The Times
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Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops. Salads, Etc.
Philadelphia Oyster House. 51s nth st.
NV.
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J. jay GOuld's Toys, FavOrs, Tinsel,
Wonders for Children's Christmas
Ninth Street
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= Bottles Lager Beer. 80.

One gal fine old Port. sherry Black
berry. CataWba or Claret 1Jc delivered
Beavers, 425 AZ ST sw.: phone NJ. 1896 r.
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Sac Richmond Cook Stove, Slightly
damaged. only u2.75. A. EberIy's Sons.
us tth NV
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sz5 Kew Washington Range, Slightly
damaged. $3.50 a. Eberly's Sons. us
7th NV.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting:
no pain look, feel, ACT and last longer thea
natural teeth; shrunk6n faces made normal Il:
painless innings. DIR. ). l. WILSON. 1913 z
- uW. noa,-@Vt
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For sALE-MIscELLANEous.

r. IN SEARCH Of sensible Christmas
gift. call on u. NOTES. G15 Louisiana ave
Large lot Of wicker chairs odd and paFIor
pieces, parior suites. al less than oEIe-half
of their original prices; reception chairs, in
mahogany. for $3.50. usual price s.: also a
lot Of other goods at less than wholesale
too numerous 20 mention. being goods from
retired merchant 625 LOUISIANA AVE.
deI8-at
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WANTED-RoOMs.
FOR RENT-FURNIsEED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Well furnished room; hot-water
Grant place II
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Tree Toys, Tinsel. Open Evenings.
Scrap pictures. snow" J. Jay Gould.
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WAL PAPER.

IMMENSE STOE Ek-Beauuful new wati pa
pers slsI arrived paperhanging. painting.
gratn4ng. lowest prices legal guarantee COW
% ali MoIk, postal brings samples Eid es-
Inmates free " r. MAHOSEf. j0S PenR-
svleania ave Sc. Telephone East llsF.
dei5-st
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WANTED-Neat colored girl TO clean house
and do plain cooking FOR four. GIG 18th 81
NV. uelh-st
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-To buy good second -hanG No
q Remington typewriter cash. Address ION
"a this office faIC-gf
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FOR SALE-Large ice box. SIS: cost 500. also
'Ound G-fOot extension tables, S450 Hop
WOOD, Sth and X. on the corner. deis-st
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WANTED-By experienced oolored laundTess.
washing 10 take home; best city reference for
me work Address LAUNDRESS. 2liS ID
81. NV. Il
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I.OsT-A string Of coral beads between Na-
lional Theater and r ST. cars, via 18th -
Liberal reward at 1903 S0th ST. del6-3t
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Gas Radiators onlv $3.50.

Neat style, good make. prompt delivery.
sc 18th. c. A. Muddiman s. Co. 1904 G.
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Sunday Hours, S P. NJ. to II P. M.
Philadelphia oyster House. 5ls 18th 81
nv.
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WANTED-A colored girl as chambemaid
and waitress at once. 3l2 c 81. NV. delS-3t
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Brick stable. four stalls: water:
rent. Sc. AZ II 81 nv. del6-at
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FOR SALE--New rugs Sx12 special sl2 So
Also 100 children's desks. al less than half
HOPWOOD Sth and K. on the corner.
delS-3t
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wANTED-RooMG AND BOARD.

WA%TED-By young office man. board and
room in private family; must be reasonable
Address Ron T.. this office. Il
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FOR SALE-StNVe pipe. 10 cents per iofnt.
all sizes; also good square piano, sos HOP
WOOD. Sth and X. on the corner deIS-st
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WANTED-Severa cooks, general workers
and maids. Call at CHURCH, l7Ol l1th ST
NV. no advance fee. deiS-2t
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Nothing More Appropriate as a Gift
Than a Chase leather couch, only $3.50
CO La. ave. nv
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANIED-Live salesman teither SEX, $50
10 $50 per week; no peddling or canvassing
but high-class business proposition, which
requires high-class people 10 handle Call
or write TURNER K co, Perry Building
Philadelphia. m
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FOUND.

ONE POUND Of fancy mixed cakes. worth
s0c, with every gallon OF our ice cream.
ali faruss 1Uc ana soc pei gallon. LACEY.
C07 New York ave. nv. Phone Main ~
Roa9-r
CHAIR GAMING; best work Ll- JOHN
SONS, 1925 yth 81 NV postal. delt-st
SAVE BIG MONEY Reliable lewelry and
novelties cheaper than sisewhere-f)c combi-
nation ss-s. ljc. loc scarf pins, O. lee shell
hat pins. 5e NOVELTY PLACE. sos L ~.
nv. il1-9~s}@
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IOsT-December Is. black cocker spaHieli
name OF Leo. finder viii please return 10
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th ST nw.'
and receive reward. delo-'l
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FOh hENT-Two rooms, parlor floor: other
5i9 I'd 81. INV. IN
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FIRsT-CLAss TABLE BOARD 50 per week
1877 New York ave. nv CeIT-2i
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Genuine Lynn Haven Baysl

Philadelphia oyster House. 5ls uh ST.
NV.
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SA'z5 NOASe anu 4eapOls NIOPpeIJB 9Sc
S. ga Horse Blankets. ts.................S2. 50
s. Automatic OH Stoves. s............ IS. 10
Buyers Bankrupt Stocks. 9l6 F.
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SITUATIONS WAITED FEMALE.

WANTED-By experienced colored laundress
washing 10 take home; best city reference for
me work. Address LAUNDRESS. 2li3 d
81. NV. Il
WANTED-By lady SO years OF age. posi-
tou as trained nurse OF care OF an In
TdiII' tI can furnish good references. Address
300 300 o., this office. and state how and when
applicant may call II
WANTED-By young woman. place as house
heepei IN small hotel or bachelor apart
ment' thoroughly capable and honest. Ad-
dress BoN 60. this once II
WANTED-By two white woman. places in
kltchen ana chamber work. also coored help
- All KINDS, male and female: references.
az Al 81 nv Phone North 2Os9. II
If YOU ARE IL NEED OF reliable help of
all kinds, call and see us at 1908 New York
aNt. nv. we guarantee honest help
WANTED-By frst-class colored cook posi-
uon; Can or address 1892 18th ST. NV.
WANTED-skirts and dresses to make: shirt
EalJts tll1 from 81 up; satisfaction qua = teed-
aPpIy 4It = 81 NV. oei-u
SITUATIONS wAnTED-MALE.
WANTED-By colored man. place as waiter.
y. W. BO4D 1896 Vermont ave. NV 1t
WANTED-By coIored man. place to drive
OF as porter sll-round man. 81 Jackson s.
WANTED-By cook position; 80 years ex-
peIlehce. Address BOX 20, this once. II
WANTED-By a coIored man. situation as
hrst-class kitchen man or club house; seven
ears IN the last place. Address 753 4th st.
NV, u
WANTED-By strong young man, posi-
@ lloI as ureinan, sJa ID 81. sw- II
WyA1NTED-By yy.1s-r a boy. situation press
LON THOMSON. 505 10Th st. Sc. Il
WANTED-3y union bartender. reliable Ger
man american, steady place. HALE-El-
9EIt 6l5 ah 81. NV. ROOM 6. dell-5t
WANTED-By registered drug clerk. position
9. A. SIMPSON, Box 50, this office. del7-2t
WANTED-By business man Of executive
aDlllty ana energy, engagement for 1903;
hlgh-ciass references. Address BOX 81. this
Office dei7-st
wANTED-By colored man. place inside:
can wash dishes, etc. 1910 18th 81. NV.
del7-2t
WANTED-By colored man, place as janit0r
or driver. Call or address 1920 81 81. nv.
del7-3t
WANTED-By a man. five OF six hours work
IN the afternoon. Address BOX 4s, this Of
nee. del7-3t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. carpenter viii do any
Kind OF carpenter work on short notice.
Address CARPENTER. 1926 Sth -. NV.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
wANTED-Get your money this week: then
get extra clerks and other assistance from
AMERICAN HOMESEEKERS' ASSOCIA-
TION unc.), 40 i0th 81 Phone BIS Main.
II
WANTED-We search the country for tech
nical assistance and competent domestics
and search Washington for good positions.
we can find anyone you want or get any po-
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTED-Bowle's busy basement business
is helping everyone who wants work For
% cents wen ofer YOU positions TIL Xmas
AMERICAN HOMESEEKERS ASSOCIA-
TION QncD. 4l9 10th 81. nv. IL
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ANACoSTIA.

iURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SIS.
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FOR RENT-OFEICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-NEW STORES. NEAR p sT.
MARKET. li52 10 1860 T.. and cellars.
Each, $50. +. W. GRAHAM, Ci1 l4th 81.
daI7-CI
FOR RENT-Store; two rooms. bath. and Gel,
lar. lHA 18th 81 NV. 4 u. ADDISON
sUs lIth ST. my. ael4-tf
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WASTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
I'm Washington. ll3 Pennsylvania ave. nV
d%I8-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-21
Indian Territory Teachers.
Sumner Normals Close 647 Teach
ers Were in Attendance.

Muskogee, l. r., June 20. he
sumner normal schools in the In
dian Territory closed Saturday and
the superintendent and supervisors
will proceed at once with the selec-
ton Of teachers for the fall terms OF
school While il is not obligatory
it is expected that all teachers VIII
attend some Of the schools and a
90 ID showing made at one Of these
guarantees good standing with the
appointive powers.
There were o47 teachers attend
ing the normals held this summer.
All Of these will be given places ~
Indian Territory schools and Oh az
count of the new school system
there will be many more teachers
required. The enrolment showed
a very large per cent. Of the teach
ers to be from outside the territory
Out of the seventy teachers ~ the
Creek nation sixty are from states
and only forty-hve claim Indian
Territory as their legal residence
This IS explained BY the superin
tendent and the supervisors, wh'
say that persons Of sufficient edu
cation to teach school soon fine
morelucrative employment and qul
teaching while their places are sup
Piled by teachers who come 10 iron
the overcrowded lists from tn
states.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-21
Literary indians

Among the more prominent In
dian writers Of the Cherokee nation
are DR.. Emmet Starr, who is writ
ing a book, "The Cenealogy of the
Thirteen Original Cherokee Fami-
les" Mrs. Narcissa Owen, who is
collecting the legends Of the IN
dians, and Mrs. Josephine Hall,
who is writing "The History Of the
Cherokee Nation.
Adam Lacy is the author OF sew
ersi books upon political subjects,
and is recognized as an authori
among the Indians. So also is Drift
Hummingbird, who, as his name
Indicates, is Of a poetic disposition.
Wolf Coon is another ofthe prolific
writers. He has written upon a
large number Of subjects. A promi-
nent man in newspaperwork among
the Indians is Augustus l.. Ivey,
who IS known also i'll the palefaced
world Ivey is a poet of no small
reputation. Sequichie is another
fine example Of the Indian writer.
He is probably a more prolific
writer than any other living In
dian. He has written many books
on the subject Of government. Ht
has written criticisms upon the sys'
TENS in vogue in the United State
and his comments have met with
federal approval. He has writer
the code Of laws adopted and FOL
lowed by the Cherokee nation. Bu
Inc has not confined himself solelyt t'
serious topics. He is also 70
mancer and a poet. k. C.. Journal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-21
Hsad-O Collision
On Frisco near Sapulpa-Two
Persons Killed

Sherman. Tex June 2o-Yesier-
day morning at Il 80 O'Clock there
was 4 head-on collision between
north bound Frisco freight train
No 40 and light engine bound
south for Sherman at point about
two miles south Of SapuIpa, !. t.
and upon the trestle Of what IS
known as Pole Cat bridge.
Information as to the causes are
mesgcr, but il is known that Con-
ductor Fisher. acting as pilot on
the light engine. and Fireman
Wade on the engine Of the freight
train we're both killed and thai
Fireman ellis Of the light engine
isin a acritical condition from scalds
Fisher is a married man and re
resides al the corner OF Throck
morton and College streets. Boti
Wade aud ellis have layovers here
MrgFisher left today for Sapulp
and il is understood that the dea'
aud injured will arrive some tim
time tonight.
II IS stated that other member
Of both crews were injured, bu
there is no definite information
The bridge was disabled and sex
eral Frisco trains have reache
sherman detouring via the MI
souri,. Kansas and Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-21
Spelling Contest Notes

A. S. Gilkey has agreed to enter
the spelling contest and is now in
practice.
Tommy Dwyer IS very anxious
to enter the spelling contest and
the president of the commercial
club has agreed to let him spell.
Bud Smith says he won't spell
unless they use the old I. 5.
speller.
Henry Johnson is very much
vexed at Mrs. Mcclure because she
ruled that he was not eligible tc
enter the spelling contest.
Iohn Wells and Arch Bohart say'
they can spell any word in the blu'
lback book.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-21
New UOitIing Works

cheaney's new botiling worl S
are now in operation. The plant
IS equipped with the latest and best
machinery and the products turned
out are second to none. We have
sampled some Of the delicious drinks
that have been sent out and can
speak from knowledge. They are
Of the finest quality made.
Mr.. Cheaney has gone TO great
expense in equipping his plant IN a
way that will enable him to please
his customers. He is a straight
forward business man and thos'
who deal with him are assured o
the best treatment. We wish hin
success in his new venture.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-21
The Library Contest

The approaching end Of the II
brary contest is making the friends
of the contestants very active
Contests Of this nature nearly al
ways give rise TO friction and eera
tain amount Of unpleasant feelings
before they are over but we trust
that this one viii be an exception
70 the rule.
So far as the ExrREss IS con-
cerned in this matter il has bat one
duty 10 perform lie 10 keep cor
rect account Of the votes as they
are sent ia and to report them from
week 10 week. When Il has done
this is entire duty IS done. Mer'
chants are responsible for carrying
ON the voting according TO th'
rules. Attention IS called 10 th'
fact that the rules require all vote
10 be cast at the time purchase
are made. II IS hoped that mer
chants viii exercise the creates
care in safe guarding their ballo
boxes.
All disputed questions will be 10
the decision Of the judges, 70 b
appointed in such manner as ma
he agreed upon at the close OF tn
contest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-21
Russians Hear RumOT
OF a Battle in Progress with Heavy
Losses on Both Sides

ST. Petersburg, June 2o.-The
general staff believes it probable
that Generals Kuroki and Oku are
medita.ing a combined attack on
Gen. Kuropatkin before he is furth-
er reinforced. In order TO do this
they must act before the rainy sea
son which is imminent.
There is runner in St. Peters
burg tonight that a battle at
Haicheng is actually proceeding
and that there have been heavy
loses on both sides. There, IS how
ever no confirmation Of this rumor.
II has developed that the Japan
ese al Valangow had an accurate
Typographical map Of the whole
battlefield, and that their batteries
were connected by telephone.
General Kuropatkn has tele.
graphed to the emperor under date
Of June is as follows
General Stalkelberg reports
that the enemy has not advanced
beyond Vafangow.
1T * reported that three bodies
Of troops are extending their iron
between Vafangow and Tischon
jon
Under date Of June 20 Vice Ad
miral skrydlof sent the following
message TO tho emperor
"The cruiser division mas re
turned TO Vladivostok without los
ing any men OF sustaining an
damage
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-21

Mrs. A. w Fredericks LETT last
night for the World Fair She
will 60 from there TO Davis CITY
Ia 10 visit her old home and will
be gone about two months.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Thomas ar
rived today from ST. Louis They
will visit relatives a few days after
which they will return thsir home
in Bowie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-21

The congregation Of St. Luke's
Episcopal church viii have pic
mic next Friday evening. The
members Of the congregation and
their friends will meet at the
church at 4;so and 80 to the picnic
grounds. 45-44
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-21

Jimmy Jones, who lives west OF
town. says he thinks his wheat will
average "a bushels to the acre. He
also reports fine prospects for corn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-21

H. B. johnson will soon begin
The erection Of a big barn east Of
,be oil mill. 1t will be 7sxIoo feet
and viii cost about $1,000.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1904-02-19
When You Have a Cold.

The first action when you have cold
should be to relieve the lungs. This is
best accomplished by the free use OF
Cuambcrlain's Cough remedies. This
remedy liquefes the tough mucus and
causes its expulsion from the air cells OF
the lungs, produces free expectoration,
and opens the secretions. \ complete
cure soon follows. This remedy will
cure a severe cold in less time than any
other treatment and it leaves the system
in natural and healthy condition. It
couuteracts any tendency toward pneu-
mouia. For sale by Wilson Drug Co.