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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-01-02
THE
THE
ADVANTAGES OF
ELECTRIC LIGHTS

are 50 apparent that Wesare almost
ashamed to talk about them. They
stick right out like the nose of your
face, but, as Marcus Aurelius
might have said, if he had thought
Of it, IF a man blow not his own
horn, the same it shall not be
blowed." And our Office boy says
he'll be blowed if he can see why
we should hide our light under a
half bushel
10 to save argument we are will
ing 10 admit that Aere is no light
that even approaches the electric
light iii quantity Of light radiated
all around the room.
The quality Of the light you can
see for yourself. Electric lights
give strong, clear, vivid white
light That is what is demanded
today, pure, white light and plenty
of it.
If Our points are not clear to you
it is undoubtedly due to the fact
that yonr light is poor. If you
will put in full equipment Of cleo
trio lighes the whole subject will be
made beautifully luminous and we
will have peace i'll the family.
pbona 400
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-01-02

/ am very anxious to adjust any
electric light troubles. Phone No.
200 or 100.
If Jas. M Hockaday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-01-02
PAHLKA THE PAINTER

PAHLKA The PAINTER.
Does all kinds Of sign work house
painting, paper hanging, glazing,
Fresco painting and makes a speci-
atty Of carriage painting and first
class sign painting
AT Brownson's Pharmacy Phone
81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-01-02
1t Will Please


if YOU get it here. Why? Because
there is nothing better. We have
the best line Of
PERFUMES
that can be bought. Some of it is
in nice cut. glass bottles, but other
bottles are attractive and cheap. If
you prefer to give other things,
have them perfumed.
Your Christmas shopping should
commence here if you want pretty
novelties.
BR0WNSON'S PHARMACY
2Io Chickasha Avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-01-02

] want to buy 1000 nice young
hens, anything but Leghorns.
ScorT JONES 2I2, 3rdstreet. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-01-02
Gel in Front
with your order for Xmas Cakes.
WhIteSwan Bakery
is prepared 10 fllany and al orders
promptly Don delay.
LADIES on cHIcKAsHA

You are invited to come to our
store and see What you can save on
all kinds of shelf Groceries. Teas,
Cofiees and Syrup. This sale will
positively close Thursday night.
Oper House Gro. Co. If
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For Sale or Exchange Good
as new 81 wagon. Would trade
for lighter wagon or work horse.
w. R. Smith, at Washita Wagon
Yard, o7-o9
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-01-02

l now can offer yon some bar
gains in ladies ready made suits.
Prices are slaughtered at this time
of the year and now is your time
TO purchase that suit. $40 suits
now $3.50, SI2.5o suits now $40. so
SIS suits now 1850.
Miss Johnson Agt.
Chas. A. Stevens
If Chicago, III.
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NOTICE PATRIARCHS.

There will be special meeting
of the Encampment in Odd Eel
lows Hall for election Of officers
Thursday at Sp. m. All Patriachs
are requested TO be present,
S. L. Monroe
o6-oS Chief Patriarch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-01-02

Lost:-Gold Watch charm with
c. S. w. and Dec. OH one side and
1908 on the other side. Return TO
G. S. Wibley and get reward .o6-oo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-01-02

If the electric lights please you
tell others, if they do not, tell me
Phone No. 200 or 100.
If Jas. M. Hockaday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-01-02

COOS
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..
Ser BrD:es n

9er BcoseB 9eaen Sobn vs.,
WttberS. Den fritberen BrGfioenteu
Der american Gatiunal Banf in
Beaumont. bot nit Der ssreiiprebunq
oeS Nnaefla9teu aeenbet. Bithecs
tnuroe leiner 3ett pm Der Bunoess
9ranoiurD tpeaen aneebliner eeieb
totoriger 0anoluugen bel 8ermaltunQ
Der Bant in Nnflagesuitano per,ebt.
Der BroseB, bet uneefdbr ID Gage
oauerte, er9ab, oaB @iemauo ourd)
8ttbers' Imtsfibrunq 5haoen er.
litten bat.
gtad Dem 8ierteliabrsberidt
oes StaotsihoBmeifters befanoen Iih
am |. 9esember $691, 804. GA baor
IN Der Staatsfaiie uno $13, 262,z
24o.05 IN Bombs. SIN 8enera[= Ge,
oenuezSOnos befanoen fih $76, 343.-
Az. Der Sdabmeifter ertldrte aber,
DAB oteIelben in ben ndbften 3aaen
aus9e9eben peroen miiroen.
Sn Dem r,euen Balteur=Snltitut
Ill 4ultin, welfes eiuen 3meig Der
Srrenanitalt bilbet, iperoen augenz
blldlih mebrere Berlpnen megeu
Touwut bebanbelt.
9boma8 Wic8rap, ber Supers
intenoent Der it6otiihen 8aliermerfe
in Dallas, muroe tot, NIT gebrohes
mem Irm unb 8ein, unter Der 9era8
q Bacific : Bride iiber ben Trinitn
geTunoen. Mc8ran bate por emit
gen 9ageu iein @ebalt gesoaen uno
NOR 'eitber 0eri6wunben. Mau
Qtaubte %onfan48. baB ct erfnoroet
naroen let, 90 CT unQefdbr 5000 bel
itd1 bette, als mai i'm Sulebt ia6.
lebt ntinmt man aber an, oaB ec Don
Der BrlGe gefaQen uno babel un1's
2eben getOmmen lit. Sci Der Heihe
fano man nod SIS.
Die Central Aspbalt Oil Res
finerp" in Der Ndbe BON Sort Mrtbur
tit. uie es beiBt. BON mebrereu Sea
pitaliften uno Del : BrDouSenten aes
Fault tuDroen unb inl mieoer in 0es
trleb geleBt tDeroen.
gom Dtitriftaeridt IN 6puiton
tpuroen 8. Sc. gbmaro8 in ieinem
Yrnseiie gegen Die SDuitDn Electric
Company $40, 600 Gnnb2ns,lab FHr
torpfrlihe Berlebungen 6uae(prodea.
Sn elnem frlberen BrO5eB rparen ibu1
nnr 5000 3uerfannt moroen.
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rrresnpnne

1rrresppnoeus. Content,
Colorado g.. ben z. Des. 1904.
Wieoer lit elmer unlerer alten oeut,
ihen Sreunoe uno Mitbareer cur
etDiaen Gube eineeganaen. 4ebten
WtDntaa, ben %. $780,, in Der Tribe
perldieo auf ieiner Tarm BEL Dat
Lamb. umgeben BON ben Semen,
8. S. 2aas; mie berihtet miro, an
unterlelbs gntsInbung. Der Bers
f0rbene muroe am 9. Mai 1842 i'm
@rDBberaogtum Weflenbura eebos
rem. Wit ieinen Gltern, Die 1845
nad Eegas ausmanoerten uno Gats
Spring in Nuitin County gum
Wobniib mGbften, fam er als orei-
iabriger Gnabe in bielem 2anoe ON
uno arbeitete ipdter auf Der 5arm
ieiner gltern. Wdbreno oes &rieaes
ihloB &c fih in ben lebten beioen
Sabren eiuem apmnianoo an. Die
San1ilie peraog ipater nod 2aoaca
Gountn. 100 Der BeritDrbene in Der
8egenn oes iebigen Sublime cine
eigene Gamilie eriinoete. Der SOB
entriB ibm feline 2ebensaefdbrttn
ihon mad etliden Sabren, ibm 8
Einoer binterlaiieno uub er eing cine
Smeite @be nit SRI. Bruno, elmer
Todter uon Souls 8rune bel esrels=
burg elm. 1872 erparh er cine SSarm
bel Satlono, Die er nit ben Semen
Ieitoem benirtihaftete uno nebenbei
oas @ins uno WiihlengeibdFt biz
iiingft hetrieb. Der 0abinaeIhieoene
hinterldBt neblt ieiner betriibten Sat-
tin 5 S1bne uro cine 9Dbter, ole
Iein Sheioen bemeinen.
8ie bobaead3tet uno beliebt Der
Serit0rbene bel Der BeuDlferuna i'm
meiten nmtreiie mar, Denies bas
aablreife gbrenaeleit, Deldaes linn
trob Der ourd &eaen in Der 0a1t
aufgel0ften 4anbftraBe gu 9eil puroe.
70 &utlhen uno cine anaabl 8erits
tener befanoen ith i'm 2eihensuge.
W{it Dem 9abinaeihieoenen lit elm
treuer. autridtiger Sreuno. 8erater
uno Rahbar, uie iie 10 ielten pers
Den, aus Dem 9eben geihieoen.
W6ge ibm bic @roe leidt fem. Den
t~rauernoen 6interbliebenen unler
inniaea Beileio.
4ub in @eintor itarb tiirSlid elm
after 8enobuer oieier @e9eno. &as
mems S. .. @usman.
Sonlt nidts BON Belana, ais cine
Wtenae 6odseiten, Die falt cine tag
lidJe @riheiuung biloen nno baum
fem beionoeres 5ntereiie beruors
rufeH. c. n.
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un0. ieiner Stieftodter 6ortenle-
Sob. SHerr lagte INNER Der 0 q e.
naunte Weffe Deg anaeblihen
Oufels" - uno biloet oas 6aupt Der
fran50Iildlen &~eeieruue, nidt als
8aller uoer &Dniq. lpnoern als BrGz
itoent Der Hepublit. Wtan lbreibt
Den [. December 1851. SIN @lnIeenz
8alais lift grDBer gmpfonasabeno,
cine Q~ldn3enoe @eleai9oft flut Die
6iblhen &dume uno Der Bring 8rds
iioent lit elmer Der luitieften, Der MIR
Sinu fir Die unterboltuna leinar
8aite 81 baben id]eiut. Do beuat er
Iid, 10 geqen 10 llbr. Ill Dem Ober=
item Sierra. Gem @bef oes General
TABS oec Bariler electromagnetic,
hiniiber uno iagt lddeluo st ibm:
nOberft, f6nnen sic Sbre @eIihts.
sage 10 beberridlen, oaB 3bnen feline
Ieberraidun9 anauieben ift?N Inn
als 8lenra AUTHORIZED: rSh CLAUDE
moi, oa fabrt &Duia Mapoleon nod
freun1lider tahelno fort: 0un oenn,
bente Naht miro es eetan." 8ienra
laf)t laut auf, 10 onB Die 8qte nuf.
merriam mer6en uno elmer Iagt: ga
mus Der Brirs ebeu eineu t6iflihen
ISIS aemadt baben."
Sn Der Gadbt aber tpuroe ,es &c
tan" 0n puroen Die 6aupter Der
republitauildlen Bartei perbaftet, ole
SoIoaten befted}en uno ats Baris am
2. DECEMBER aufDadte, na los es
etne Proclamation, in pelder 2puis
Nap0leon gouoparte befannt madlte,
Dab Die MISUNDERSTANDING uno
oec Staatsrat aufaelDft leien uno oaB
li6er Boris unb Die benadlbarten
3ehn Departments Der 8elagerungss
suftano oerbdnat iei. nit anDeren
Worten. oaB Der Brdlioent iiber Nabt
Der &epubltt Elm gnoe uuo iih gum
DlttatOr aenadt babe.
uno mteoer ein Sabr lpdter, ba
CAB es mieoer einen &ailer Der Irans
50len uno CT hieB Happleon Der
Dr!tte. Nm 9. DECEMBER 1852
murbe Die GrDnuna ~poIlsuaen uuo
2puis 9enpo(eDn 8onaparte teilte
ourd @roflamntion Der Welt nit.
oas er ourd Die @naoe Suites une
ben Bilen Der frans0liihen Station
&aiier Der J~ransoien lei, .Wos iid3
Der iiebe Soft o0h alles aeFauen laiz
fen muB," ntbelte man bamala. ,oa
ftieblt iemanb cine arDne uno bann
be5auptet CT, baB CT tie Der 0naoe
@ottes ueroante. @erabe mics Die
italieniiden Banoiten MAIDEN"
aub Die srpeite GapoleDniide Sale
lerberrlihfeit bat nidlt lange ge=
oouert, feline aft5ebn Sabre. aunD
1870, atn 2. DECEMBER, mar Wapo=
leDn Der Sritte bereits abgeiekt uuo
Deilte a{s @eFauaener Oct Dentihen
in 8ilbelmsbbhe, iii Granfreih aber
fano Die blutige Shlobt bel GDianp
ftatt, init uelder Die 8dmpfe nm Or
leans tbren Infane nabn,en.
Seitoem idaeint Der Gag feline Be
oeutnna fir Sranfreih serloren Ill
gaben, oh CT iie nod einn,al fpieoer
aeminnen tuiro? User peiR.
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IS IN mebr satarrb IN oieIer @egeno beg eon=
ots, ais Don allen anoeren &rantbeiten sulantmen
uno bis III ben lebten Sabren gait CT als nnbeilbor,
@islt Sabre lang e~rildrten Sotforen ibn ilr cine loe
tale arantReit unO lbris6en lotale 6eilnittet por,
niAt t%grir!en, %ertldrten tie i'm flr unbeilbar. sic
&ineni@ait bot %befpieien, oaB 9atarrb cine @onti=
tntleAstrantbeit it unb oesbalb tpniiiutioneae Be-
leHoian9 %erforoert. 9ptfis 8atarrb
anr, i%abrtsirt- bon s.. S, G6eueu&G Go,
; $40, 9b!o, it Die etnsise eontttrtiouele Rlr i'm
q, tit. Sic tuiro innerltb in DOZEN oSer &aben
unu 10 Sropfen biz sl einem Sbeel6fel boil genom=
neil. Sic pirt brett auf bag 8tut nno Die Idlei=
inige S6erfldAe oes Spferts. Sic bieten einbua=
bert Dollars ihr jeoen GaG, ben fe 5u turieren per-
IebIt: SaBt gnd eireilare nno s3eugniiIe tomnten.
&oreitert:
{. $. @bentg s. &c., aoleoO, Ohio.
~ gertau5t bon alien Gpotbefern, Yreis Is
Gents Die Glains.
Saa's 1antiIten n snen inn bic beaea.
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Dom ~1riegsIAanplab.

Ole GuHen babcn Den 8er|udl
eemadt, cen 203s Dieter s6igel bel
BOrt Irtbur uieber suriid 81 CT.
obern, 0erielbe miBglufte aber, ibr
Nn9rif wuroe Don cen Sapanerr
aldnseno abgeidIaaeri. Sn ct. Bes
tersburg bat Die @innabme oie1er
mihtieen 8Diitiou iebr uieoer=
orideno aepirft.
Bie aus Wufoeu qemeloet
lptro, uerlafien oiele &oEreippnbenteu
uno Wilttdr : Nttad6s Die @eqeno,
oa iie Der Nniidlt ltnb, DOB es oorfdu=
fig nod gu tetner Shlaft tommer
miro.
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Srete Hetie aatb 81. SOuts ltnb
snriid.

I'm ben Beiubern Der Beltausz
iteluna entseaen5ufpmmen, miro Die
M. SC. & 8abn (Ebe &atp) eineu
neuen Sbneu8u9 smiiden @alpe=
iton uno 5an NntpniD uno ct.
2ouis einlegen uno Die erite 8erlon,
Die einen &amen fir oieIen neuen
Bug einIenoet. Der anaenDmmen
peroen miro. erbdlt Elm 5rei=gidet
BON iraen0 elmer Station in Ieres
na6 ct. Souls uno suriid fpdbreno
Der GusiteQung. Die fDlaenoeu 8es
%oinQungen ltnb III beobod]ten: Der
&ame uluB neu uno 0rl9inel uno
tur5 uub oerltGnbli6 iein. Nae Wtit.
teilungen in Besua bierauf iino Su
ridten an M. s. grni1,
8. > bpr No. $40 3.
DnIns. Tera8.
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sin eurdbaebcuoes gsicrs.

6a@ Die tod Die StrqBeu .entlang raft,
lobnB Die Seutc aus benz @agen fallen
ober bnilbert GGae dbnli6er Dirt, Iinb
glt1glide greignihe. gs lit baber fir
5eberMann angebra6t, cine suberldis
ltge Salbe BEL Der 9qub 3u 9aben, a6er
feline lit 10 gut, pie ,,8ildleHs Qrnieas
Sable Sranbipun6en, Shnitte,
iDanbe SteQen, Sal3fuB nn6 DQs
m~orrboiben beilen Oanaf unb Der.
f1pinben iGnea inter ibrem linbernz
bent @infuiie. % Gents in ben Npos
tbefen bon IS. S. s.. S6mibt unb 9b.
8reif.
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Sdalia. gOnriten snlntpnarn

nat' @alifornien, ebenio nac1 st.
Gpuls ota Sega8 & Bacific . 5nbn
obne 8ehfel. SHreibt an iraeno
einen 8idet Ngenten rpegen oteles
neuen Dienites Ooer an 6. Is. Gnrs
ner, General Baiia9iers@ Geut. 0al'
las, 9eras.
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Selttags : Staten.

Gin 8obrpreis plus 10% Der aunv
oentiunsz 8aIt8 pia Der ,&atp" rlah
alien Buntten in Teras fir bic gSeier.
taae. 8ertauf6tage 49,, "a, 25.,
26. December uno l.. Sanuar, qlltiq
bic 4. Sanuar 1905.
8egeu @in5elbeiten uenoe man
lih an Die Ngenteu Der raatp" uoer
idreibe an 8. 8. gru{b.
Oqlos. Yer
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Stu fphipteltser Srrtum.

3rrtilmer iinb oft auB~erprbentlif
foitfpielig. DIT 1T iogar ba8 2eben
elm greis iOl6 zines Srrtums. Sic
tperben aber ME eiiten Srrtunt begeben,
lpenn Sic t9r. Sings Neue 9ebeHss
gllen" fir 9pspeplie, 9Opfweb,
Sbtpinbels Qeber> llnb unterIeibss
Storungen nebmen. sic mirten lanft,
cher bod griiubli6. % Gents in ben
A%potbeteH Don q, s. 3. S6mibt unb
@oolpb 9reiB.
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sar Meaen uieortaer Staten our
Beltausitellung nod CT. 9ouis oia
9eras & Bacifc : 8abn 6airnat ir,
9eno einen Sifet aeente.. poer
idreibt ar 6. .. Gunner, @era.
rals observation-disclosures Dallas. 3eraS.
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MMtmma.

Tamilien. uelbe an lhlebten Gtra-
ben mobnen, weroen b6fihit erludlt,
lbr Sots i'm trOdeuen @etter 81 be,
ifeueu,
CARR WooD & Coal Co,
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etano. uno saShenubren, wlel.

~ UItT~
leribmieowaren, Ebee Serpice.
5rudtlhaien, Seroierteaer, BLU
mensSalen uuo nieles nnoere gu rais
lonoblen Breiien bel ben leitenben
Suuelieren
@e bruoer @riBer,
304 Beit' Commerce Strase.
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S@mnfitiide in 2iamanten,
Obrringe, 8roben, armbdnber nit
Diamanten beiebt. Die aroBartiafen
uno ihDniten BEL ben tononaebenoen
Juuelieren @ebriiatr GriBer.
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Niiblide MeibuadtsaeldeHle.

8lr baben cine oroBe Musmnbf
geoieaener @Dlo= unn SilbersWnrer
aqer Nrt. ubren. 6ancp : Nrtitel,
SpernelGier, giaarettens Gtnis. 3es
9enihirme. 5pasierftDde unb piete
auoere Irtifel, bic iid3 Su Weihs
nadt8geibenfen eignen unb suQleih
niiblih uno tpertnou Iin6.
6tbriiSer Griser,
SumeIirre.
---A
= CARR'S .aelbe BagenA
OfenhDla $3.50.
IA 8uitern aus Der Shale. 9ms
Bros. Salppn.
Spite auhle So. 5 per 9onne.
CARR WOOD CO..
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Gin @ 0 &c Ii # BEN Betien.
Sbiere tun oas ME uteber, tuas eiumal
lble SDleen fir iie 9ebabt bot; Der Menih
oa9e9en fuir6 ielbIt bnrb ShaGen uibt
flug; er oergiBt MIR Ill bdifie Die unans
aene1men Sulaen leiner @ennBiubt unb
bic 2eioen, Die ourd tlnmdBi9feit i'm 81
len uu6 Erinfen. unreeelmdBige 9ebens>
tuetie, fbied1te 9uft, Mangel an 8etueS
aurg. 9eiblehtlidle Nusifbneifun9 u. no.
entIteben. 8enn aber geitbrte 8erbons
un9, 8opfuef. Appetitperlut uno Ser
ftopfung i'm uarneu. bas lein 8lut un>
rein eetuolosn unb SDmersen i'm ibere
5euaen, oaB inn cine arantheit 6rDbt,
pa erinnert er fid, caB St. Bernard
8ranterpilIem ieit 5ofrbunoerten Gid
ais Der bette uno nnfeblbarite 9ebersgiez
aulatUr erfuielen bnben. Der lie entbeft
ipDroen If. Sir . Gents bel ~Npothefern
Su haben.
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Sn Cranes Niia, gunol
Gountp, itarb am Dienitag. ben %.
NOoember gang plDblib unb uners
Dartet Der iiber ben sansen 6taat
TeraS mUlbefannte uuo buhaeahtete
Biuniers 8reoiger SEER Iuauit gnael
i'm boben Ilter BON Sc Sabren. Der
SerItorbene mar Der 8ater oes bort
ebenfaGs aeahteten @elh1ftsmannes
5errn Nuguit gnael il. 0err Baitpr
auauit @nael mar aeboren ben II.
Wtdr5 1918 5u @lbinaen, 8iiritem=
berg; 1S46 Fam er nit ietner Shmes
iter Sophie al6 unnerbeirateter iun=
ger Wann nah 9~nlbeitun; BON bier
iieoelte er ieiner @eiunobeit balber
nah Bictoria, Ter., iiber bon oort
nab @DlIab County. uo er als Wtiis
iioudr Oct oeutiGen Mtiiiionsfonfe=
rena Der iiiolihen Observation-Disclosures
pirtte. Sn ben Sahren 1853 uno
1854 par &c oeutiber Hebrer an Der
0ffenhiden S@ule su 6rieorihsburs;
n1breno 6ieler Seit mar er audi als
Breoieer tdtig. Der 8erblihene mar
lanaiahriae8 8Onferensalieb Der oeute
ihen Mtetboolitentirhe uno beoiente
uuter anoeren ebenfalls Die @emeiu.
ben gu Weu > Braunfels, 2fauu uno
gorttomn; audi mar er lduaere Bet
4ebrer an Der Shufe gu 0eu.8 raurz
fels uno Sbumnnnsuile, uno 50
Sabre 8Oitmeifter pom Cranes MiQ
uno 6 Sabre BDitfheiiter bon Emiu
Sllters. DAB Der Yerbfid3ene Iid
unter lelneu Witmenihen Der bDd).
item Qdtnna uno 8eliebtbeit erfreute,
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
NEWS OF THE CITY
COOL AND BRIGHT
saIubrious Weather the Out.
look for This Month

COOL, bright, dry weather will be the
rule this month, if September, 1904,
does not violate the precedents estab-
nshed by thirty-three other Septem-
bers of which the local weather bureau
mas acquired accurate knowledge.
Ihat is, the average temperature Of
tnose SeptemberS was SO degrees; the
average number Of days altogether
cloudy was 8; the average precipita-
ton was about 3 LIS inches for the
month. and the average number Of
days when any rain fell did not exceed
10.
But no Californian tameness may be
expected in meteorological conditions.
Without violating tradition the mer-
curry may go down two degrees below
zero, as it went Sept. 80, 1883; or it
may rise to the sunny height of 96 de-
grees, as happily was the case Sept.
IL, 1895. a% @
September in st. Paul usually en-
courages the sale of light oVercoats;
yet the time has been when the city
schools opened in September only to
close again because the heat was so
oppressive.
Moisture, too, may be more or less
abundant in September. Twenty two
years ago, for example, about one
quarter Of one inch was the total pre-
cipitation for the month. But the year
before September had Hooded st. Paul
streets with ten inches Of water in
thirty days.
A killing frost may come this month.
But the earliest date of its appearance
was when the month was two thirds
gone. That was Sept. 20 1896.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
NEITHER SIDE HAS ADVANTAGE YET
Continued From First Page.

sideration by the light immediate
LOSSES AT LEAST TWENTY THOUSAND
1t is thought in view OF the numbers engaged the
pefateness OF the assaults length Of the line
seven miles, that wounded
two days fighting THOUSAND
side Both sides straning realizing
fortunes Of for whole the scale
side is effort
a
The battle Iau-yang probably rank the
great sangunary battles OF history The Japanese
"wednesday morning attacked three sides Of the Russian
siton There also to the northeast
Of Lau-yang showing that the Japanese undoubtedly
trying to work around Kuropatkln's
One Of the surprising phases situation is the
They engaged desperately
after fighting Favorable conditions
USE BALLOONS - sesa<a
The japanese using balloons discover the Russian
They reported using
drop shells positions probably the
high reported in action
ler n $3.50
is plain however, japanese longer
joyng stood them
good Of 1t then
hill fighting Japanese mountain batteries in which
the Russians deficient told with deadly effect Now
the is comparatively country where both
the Russian field Russian cavalry come into
effective
REFUSED WITH BAYONET
LIAU-YANG, Aug. 51.--A Russian correspondent
1.-The japanese all day yesterday carried the fight with
Russians
buoyed up point reached
retreating
with the trenches
rifle pits.
Japanese themselves against
they at the point OF the
bayonet There about thousand guns IN action
eraplaced than have the
computed but they have
great everywhere especially among ar1eryrnen
artillery brigade officer
killed wounded and Of the were senced
absolutely owing the death Of all the crew.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-01
JUDGE PARKER ATTENDS
A COUNTY FAIR
Sees Prize Parade, and Becomes En-
thusiastIc Over the squashss

ESOPUS, N. Y, Aug. 31.-Judge Par
ker returned home tonight after his third
absence from RoSemount since his norni
nation for the presidency. He spent part
or the afternoon at the Ulster county ia ir
at Ellenville. At Accord. half Way fo
Eaienville, the train stopped and Judge
Parker alighted and looked about at the
many familiar landmarks. 1t was at Ac-
cord that he taught school in his youth.
and there also he met Miss Mary L.
Schoonmaker, who is now Mrs Parker.
The party left the train at Napanich
and went to the house of Thomas E.
Benedict, former public printer, for
luncheon. While driving to the fair
grounds Judge Parker stopped at the
cottage of an invalid woman, who ex-
pressed an earnest desire to shake by the
hand 1.-The Democrat who Is going to be
president of the United States
Although the weather was threatening
all day large crowd gathered and the
judge was heartily eheered as he entered
long made 1t their annual custom TO at
tend the fair and most of those attending
1t are personally known to him.
The judge and his party were conducted
to seats in the reviewing stand at the
trotting track and joined heartily in the
applause called forth by the prize parade
of the decorated floats. carriages, automo-
biles and horseback riders which followed
his arrival. After shaking hands with
many people the Judge visited the va
rious exhibits of the fair, paying partic-
ular attention to the agricultural products
and live stock. The party remained a lit
tie over an hour and caught the Cos train
for Kingston.