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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-25

Let the delegation be a repres Ilta-
Tive one. one that reflects the views OF
the majority Of the Iowa republicans.
regardless of ths Vaccinations of j.
w. Blythe and his few followers. and
the editorial refuse Of two or three
newspaper writer's declares the Arm
strong Republican. The republicans
Of Iowa by their votes IN November
endorsed most emphaticaily their con-
tidence in Governor Cummdns. by Civ
ing him majority OF $4,000 Then why
a. this time should there be any at
tendon given the men, who for selfish
reasons only. oppose the governor: The
Des Moines Capital recently said there
should he no fight among Iowa repub-
!icans. The Republican agrees with the
Capital. but the way to prevent a con-
test is for the Capital and the minors
~ of the party 1t represents to submit
to the majority. The majority can mo-;
and Will not be cajoied into submls-
sion to an unreasonable minority.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-25

A Mills county paper which has
been victimized by a faxed marriage
notice and stood off siege by the ira'e
couple. announces that no wedding
bells will ring in its columns until a
copy of a signed and attested state
ment is filed in the editorial office. /
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-25

The Boone News observes that Mr..
Rlythe has been twice interviewed,
once without his knowledge and once
with his sanction" Then referring to
the efforts made 10 put the governor
in the minority on the Delegation rhs
Nsws says: "The movement was
s,amped in It's ineeption as anti Roose-
yels. and II VIII take more than the
denial of Mr.. Blythe TO make people
bel!eve shat I, is not such. Republic
ans Of Iowa are for Roosevelt first,
last and all thS time. as Is also their
governor. and they are not going 10
trust any delegation tha. has the sns-
picion of being dictated by Jim Hill,
OF the Northern Securities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-25

Notable among the February Cen
tury's Illustrations Will be a full pag,s
portrait of General Washington, the
copy of an original painting now for
the first time introduced to the notice
of the general public. The portanit
was made from life by DR. Elisha Cul-
len Dick, of Alexandria. Virginia. In
1897, and the Century's representation
is taken from an excellent photograph
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
Gtn temporarer 8erglet9
8e5lsli9 bes Occidental Sotel @ebauoes
3tpii6en ben gisentbimern unb Der 8e.
hDrbe fir 6ffentlt6e @erfe sei9IoHen.

8or Der 8ebDrbe fir 1fentli9e
@erte erf9ienen seftern als 0ertreter
bes bur6 Granfbeit p%erhinoerten gi-
gentbimers beg neuli9 bur9 Seuer
beimseiu6ten Occidental Sotel : Sc
bduoes. oes 6errn SarrD S9nuG,
Die Serren @ufap ". Shnul,
Clemens 0Onnegut Sr. unb gilbert
MeBger, UNI gegen Die pom 8au=Sn=
fpector beantragte pDlige @Onbemni=
rung beg n6rbli6en, dlteften $beiles
beg @ebduoes au r%emonfriren. sic
ma9ten gelteno, oaB Serr SD. S9nuG
beabf6tigt babe, i'm Sabre 1905 pber
1906 an STEELE ces alten @ebduoes Elm
in ieoer 9inii6t mobernes 9otel gu er-
bauen.. Sn Nnbetra9t feines iebr ge=
f9md4tsm @eiunobeits. 3uffanbes fei
er nod nibt einmal bon Der 3erif6.
rung bes alter @ebdubes in Renntnib
geieBt morben, nod bel tueniger tonne
man Seshalb auf einen fofortige1 Neu=
bau bringen.
9arum bdtten Die 2inber unb 8er=
tpanbten ft9 babin geeiniat, Die 2
Oberen, gegen Die 8au=S~ rbinana ber=
ftoBenoen Stodwerfe fort5unebmen,
uofern man ibnen erlaube, bic beiber
unteren mteber fit. tempordren @e-
brau9 9riinbli6 in Stanb gu feBen.
8eri9iebene au &atbe geaogene Mr9i=
tecten bdtten beguta9tet, oaB 9tes obne
@efabr geT9eben f6nne. @pdterbin
t6nne bann an ben Neubau eeba9t
tperben.
Na9 elmer geratbung smii9en ben
8ertretern unb Snfpector etanlep ge=
tpdbrte bann Die 8eb0rbe auf bes 2eb=
teren gmpfebluna bas 9efu9, iebo6
nit benz 8orbebalt, baB oas apeite
Gtodmerf, penn reparirt, unter feiner
gebingung fir 5otel5mede benubt uer=
ben barf. Sic &%eparaturen miifen
unter beg Snipeetors periDnlt9er Siaec=
tion aussefibrt merben.
9err g. u. S6nua nerf9erte, oaB
Der Sotel=Neubau binnen 2 Sabren
in Nngrif senommen trerben tpiirbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26

publitum ae6fnet semefen, wenn aud
nod ni4t offciea ge6fnet mDrben 1T;
es ii6 bier alfo nur I'm cine Snrmalis
tdt banbelt.
$ D6lutb= sc paraturen.
8eiAlohen Durbe auf Nntrag beg
Sneenieurs=Nnsebot fir &eparaturen
Der Hutbbei9doisten 8riifen etc. Bis
gum 6. Mat entsegen gu nebmen. IS
banoelt fi6 UNI: 8au elmer neuen
Bride iiber ben pleafant Stun an Der
@bur6man pite; 8au BON 8riiden=
@tibmauern an Cottage Mpe. urtb
Maoiion Npe., fomie Mnlage BON 6
GuB.@ement- @a~nalgrdben am Glen
9ripe, &ural, Srforo, Wbeeler,
Dearborn, Ga Sale, Nbams uno
Sbelbp nabe &apmonb Str.
60 n irt
tpurben, in uebereinttmmung nit ben
@mpfeblunsen oes 8au=Snfpeetors, Die
@ebdube Geo. 531, 533 unb 535 Sf
Maibington Str, gieentbum bon
Wm Saueiien, Marion Sruf So.
unb 2aura s. Briggs reip. Nn ben
Sneenieur pertpiefen murben bic
Petitioner
UNI: Nibelirung Der Nlen 3niI1el
2sslep unh 2anman Npe,, BON 2pnel
big @bambers, uno Der anif9en 2o=
weQ unb @bambers, BON 2eslep big
Iububon Roao; @ementirun9 Der Sm.
an Der Stem Sort Str. bon Wnllace bis
@merfon Nbe. unb en- Der 9eQuincep
Str, BON Stem Sort Biz Mi9igan.
5erner etne Nnaabl neuer @ontract-
&n9ebote. Die folsenoen
gpntracte
tDuroer nereeben 8au bon Mbauqs-
camden in: 1. Qaep 6fili9 Der Stem
SerfeD Str, BON "a. big %. in 10.
Str, bon 8eaefontnine big 40 Sub
peftlid, unb in Der nDrbl. &aienan-
laqe an Der 10. Str, BON garf Npe.
big 5 SUB nOrblid Der TO-, an s. s.
Marflep & So. gu IS, SO unb 85c,
refp. per 8. S.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
8eb0roe fur SH. @erfe.
Aus Der seitrisenS ituns.

Il o e s. L a e" qerettet.
Nls 0ertreter Der v@romn Sil @e=
meterp Nfn." eri6ienen in Der geitri=
gen SiBuns Der geb0rbe fir off. Werte
Die 6erren 6. SO. Smith, George
Oanbes unb s. S. @bislstt, un se9sn
bic beantragte .Oefnuns", b. 3. @er=
ni1tung beg als Lovers Lane" be-
tannten, aumSriebbofe fahrenbenW alb=
tueges gu protetiren. S9lieBli6 sa=
ben fi9 bic 9erren u. 8. WeaDer unD
S. 8. Cane, mel9e biefe Nerni9tune
beantragt batten, 5ufrieben, als bic
Cemetery Nfn. fi6 bereit ertldrte, bas
2anh CUR 9eriteuun9 elmer MaeD 5mi=
f9en &enpoOb unb Capitol Nbe. gu
f9enten uno bic Nlep anlesen gu laien.
Die5 abe. lei
Sabren ge6ffnet.
George WoIf, Sobn q. Weld unO
WHt. g. Wanion, bic Nbi6dBer be-
treffs @9aoenerfaB ober Nuben beaig-
lid Der eeplanten OefnuHg Der
SUTHERLAND Npe., n6rbliA Der %.
Str, beri6teten, baB gemdB @uta9-
ten bes Gtabtanmaltes tueber gnt-
f9doigunsen au 3ahlen mod bonus
@elDer su eolectiren fein miiroen. neil
Die 6trnBe f9on felt ssabren fir bas
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26

Ba.uerlau bniEf1ein e.
3be Nnnuitp & Sabinss Gunb 3d.,
2=tDf. Jreme . Wobnbaus, Capitol
9Ine. nabe SO. Str. 50, 900. = @bas.
@lrob, Jrame=g Cottage, Hpofebelt Nbe.
nabe 9olpeg, 81, 900. - 9ora Sin,
2=ft6f. Srame : Wobnbpus, SaIbott
Nbe. unb "a. Ctr, 50, 500. = @bas.
Mueler, Jrame=W~ obnbaus. 1908 Of
8ermont str., $4,000. - Mlbin
S9reiber. Wobnbaus, IA georb 3ural
Str, 81, 900. %. 81. Boots, Wobn=
haus @fe 13. unb Delarare. 80, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
8rauo SnSiana Srnt 60.

Ste oldnaenbe unb befonnene @es
sddftsfibrung, nit mel6er bic Snbiana
Sruf So. benz eeftrigen Inifurm fopf=
los gemorbener 9epoitoren begeanete,
fOlte bieiem porai9li6en Ginan5=Snti=
tut elm nod b6beres 8ertrauen feitens
Der 0epoitoren e%inbrineen ME je subor.
O6ne iebes 30eern erbielten bic De-
pofitoren, tpel6e BON friben Worqen
bis lange nod reeuldrem 8anfi4luB,
obne bic bebin9te 60tdaige 2tnoi9ung
ieitens Der 9epoiitoren gu b%eanipru=
den, ibr @elo 10 f9nea Die sablreis
6et Nngeteaten Die I%ussablungen
MAIDEN fonnten.
6 8 mar eine grunbIof re
Banit, tpel6e ben Nnfturm erur=
fa6te, auelei6 aber aud cine q d NJ
3enbe &etlame hr bic
@DIioitGt Ser Snbiana
Sruft 6 I.
9ie Banif bate bic 59dbiguns
bieler fleinerer 0epottoren, Die ibre
SparerDf9en gefdbrbet alaubten our
GoIse, bic ibre balbidbrliAen 3inien,
mel9e am L. Wai, alio in meni9en
Sagen fdlis seueien tpdren, einbtiBten.
Sic bate our Golae. bab oiele Spetus
Ianten fi9 bic Yanif 5u NuBen ma9=
ten unb ben fophos geDoroenen Sn<
babern bon @parcontos bic Sparbi9er
abfauften uno bamit fit ibr Snpeit=
ment 8 groaent fit 6 Sage, bic ben
9epoftoren am l. Wai gutgef9rieben
moroen pdren, einfadten. Die Serren
Spefulanten ma1ten alfo einen grofit,
Der auf l Sabr berednet. tiber so 8ros
gent ausmadt, wel9e fe aug Der fopf=
lofen unb qrunblpien Nn9it Der SepO=
fitOren aogen. 8iele gaben fogar ibre
Sparbi6er gesen @befs, bon benen fie
ni9t einmal muBten, Of fie gut tperen,
Der. ID
@egen 48 ubr ertldrte 0err SObn g..
6ren5el ben Nnmeienben, bab bic @lerfs
5u erf95pft wdren UNI nod ldnger 5u
arbeiten. baB aber Aae Die ibr @eIO
sieben Dber beponiren woGten, beute
firth 9 ubr mieber fomimen fDlten.
Die Nrneienben, mel9e in5pii6en iiber
bic @i9erbeit i6res @eloes berubt9t
tuaren, einsen befriebi9t mad Sauie.
8ielieitis murbe Die Jrage laut, ME
bas falf6e @eriidt eine fol6e Nusbeb=
nung eetpinnen fonnte. Dim glaub=
piiroigften i9eint Die @rtldrung gu
fem, oaB Elm einfdltieer Npril.S 9er3
bic erunbloien Befir9tunaen Derur=
fa9te. Ser @9ers mar: Have you
heard that the Indiana Trust Com
pany must close up to morrow,
unb tpenn Semanb naioer Weiie fru9:
.Wie 1T oas m69li9?", 10 tuurbe ibm
Die Nntport su She'll: Stun. Die Sruf=
@eieGf9aft fdlieBt ia ale Sage.
Der faule Wib selanste felt benz
1. Npril in ben Muno FOLDER 2eute,
pel9e bic einfa6e pointe ni4t ueritan=
ben, unb benIelben berfiimmelt uieber
in gerfebr bra6ten, biz er i9lieBli6
an elnen Gunben Der Sruf=@o. auBer=
balb Der Staot selanste. Der ben bum=
men Wib ernft nabm unb eili9f feline
5reunbe in Snbianapelis telepbOnii6
bena9ri6tigte - unb ME Elm Saul
feuer berbrettete ii9 bic Na9ri9t bann
bon Munb at Munbe.
DaB Der .Wib" mirflid am l. Ipril
f~uriirte. f0nneu Mngeitellte in Der Sc
f9dfts Office bes Telegraph" Dee
5eu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26
Gttenbaheg Babrpluts.
GIepeIaro, G%inctnnaf5 Chicago & 81. sonts aaslr
5t. 2ents Dibt
REG- FOUR.

ct. 9eniB Dibtfton.
-T1ae 0Vor1ds Fair Rorzs@v
sda s3a's ntaa H.. ii ! : : 2ess, ZEN Zen a gst s ssns tasa4 s.. 4 aogn
6erre Saute & @tatn Gc.. 5 O0stm q o C Bottom Elm tsaI I'd . 3 50sn
u . & st Souls @rp tdsl. Z O5gem ct Souls gRaI ......... 5 s5Ru
ct 9nuts grpreb tagl &c. IL O5g5n1 &niGerboder gb tdalih Cd s 1eRm
@IebeIanb O@ibiftsA
Nbsans Nntuu,t
Rem 0ot @Tpreb tdsI. ..... a 4O8n1 taiom 9th Nceom tdI 9 250m
@ennde & Stssabae @5p p. 7 oOSm Sort Bapne &c ef @rpres p 10 segm
0S &c y Stnt td9h@ Sd. 8 00gtm Sontbpefern 2tb tI d s.. II SOgSm
81 @abne nnr Con s oO8m ct 9Ouis 9tb tgl d s....... 8 1oNm
@lebIano @gpreb .........1 IL 0OSn 9u Sort Grpreb tdsh& -. 6 45Wm
u y & 3 Elm, tgl d &c.,. 2 559rn 9 s linton @b&4nberion@rp s 15Mm
linton ettg Acc tagl 80. 4 41fm Nn 0Orf Nte tgl s.......1 IL 45Rm
Rnferbnder sp tdsRd d &s 6 259m
Ginctnnati DibiftOn.
Gin & Sous ~gtaatrprb tsIs 8 ASSN Cincinnati Qc ts auss sou1O a5asn
ct 2ous & Gin &a6terp tg 4 3OSm @bic & ct 8 @rpreb to ds& PHI 40gm
Cincinnati Gp Sonnt ansg. 2 45Sm Chicago 2eus 6 ct Gr9reb11 4oSn
ginctnnat Nee ...:.... 4 000m Bbtte @hb Special p..... 8 25sen
@tnctanah Is @Epreb, tdl p 2 55Nm Sine & Se @cc auAg Con-. 6 55gEw
Souls S @Spreb ...-.... 2 550m Cine Snb & st2 @rpr ts s. IL 40stn
@inGtnnatt 4ccona. 49,. 4 O0Nm Gbte & 2u Hadk1peb te II 50Rra
eine C gafb s ats ds& p s 2oRm
@bteaeo 9ibifion.
sanfate @ecOu ......... Z OoBm @ine RaGtsrprsb, tsI 49,. 8 soBm
Chicago 0f @rpreb tl d IL 5oBm aantdse Necom. .........l 10 sogn
gSbite @tb Special s d & p. 8 3O&m Gine SAT- GSprb tdsI p d.. 2 4ORp
9aJaDette Nccom $500. 5 153m Ga SapeHe Mccom 80. S 0O0m
eGsasO Nadtsrprsb tsl $. u 1ogm eine & Sai5 S 3, d & p. 6 1osem
@t@tsan O~ibifion.
gsnton 4gbor gspreb =. 7 oosn gIt9art aeeOm nr sOuntass 9 25sa
uftdgan Neatl @TpreB Pill 5oVm GIfbart @rpreB. :. :. 10 3O8a
@Ifbart Zee tdsHd ..... 4 45Nm Benton Sarbor @gpref 49,. 2 55am
Nidgan Grr.eb .......... 8 15Rn
8eorta Dtbiftom-we fIi@
4eora Grpreb &c HRaiI. 49,. z 25gm Columbus & enc @rp tl 8 sO8m
ggefern espssb tdaa6 P d Il 5sgm gbampdgn aeeom =. 10 s58m
@eora @gpreb tasli@ s ....1I55Rm BeOria @gpreb ta8na p C d 8 Osam
8eorias Sitifton-6FGid.
Columbus @rpreb tasl. 49,. 6 OOgn 2bnn Nccom... 10 ooBm
Ohio SpeGal t6gl d p..... 8 00gtm Columbus @rpreB tdl d p. IL 408a
2snn GeeOn. ............. s 160m Columbus @rpreb tasl So 10 sosRm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26

- Mnnpnce. r9itte, meiner
5rau nihts mebr gu bergen, fonberit
| mir, ba i9 fir ni9ts uuftomme."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26

@etFemba6'S @trtbf6aft,
go. 14O1 Waotiom Mnemtte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-26

ptttSpnr9P, 0tnctnndtt, ehtcogo &c 81. &onts Ky.
Su6iouapeIts Stbtfion.
Nbaang Mntnnft
gaaern grpreb tdsid s d .. 8 3OBm ct Souls 9n tasIi9 s d b.. s 35Rm
Columbus Mccom tasl. 49,. Z 3O8m 9tmheb 9fnI tagt6 80. 6 4O8m
SEEM @of @gpreb tag 3d.. 8 1O8m ct 2outs @rpr tasI d & b IL 1Oem
Columbus Mccom ........ 1 zO@m Snbianabois Nccom 49,. - 4o8m
&eDfene @gpreb tasI d & ID 8 O5Sfm @efern @Tpreb t@l d.. 3 200n
MtIantic @rpreb td9H@ -. kOO@m Ninumt tene 8afagtere tg- 8 80Rm
q D Elm tdgi6 s d b.. 6 5ONm Borlo 6air SIP tagli& s IL 599n
@bicago S~ibtfiOn.
2ouisbine & GNc @Sp tglp d IL 359m GHc C 2ou s @rpr tdgli6 s 8 20Bm
9u 6 Obi s @gsr tdsn6 Ill 5OGm Chic C 2u Grpr tasid p b 8 4Osep
SeutsbtIIe OtDtfion.
Chicago C 9onBb Cpl tgI 8 8 4O8m 2omtsb & IRabton Mes tdI 10 1Opm
Bits 6 2on S 8 tgI So. z OO6m 9ou & @bie s 9 taI p b.. IL 3Ogm
Wa6 Mcc nur Sonnt. 49,. z 3O8m 2ouisbiGe II. Mabhon Me.. 5 4ORm
2ouisb G Nasion aeeom. ;. 8 O5Bun 9ouiso C 8tHsb s 2tdgi6 s 6 35tm
Chicago C Ecu S 8 tasn@ pb 8 55sRm Afabton @ceon1na sonntass 8 15gm
Ieabton M@on tagI...... 8 55Rnt 2ou & gbtS grpr. tdgG1s II. so Rma
2onisbine Mccom tdgl. >. 6 45Rm
DanoaIia Sine.
Mbgang Anfnntt
Borlbs SUR Grp, taI s.. IL 25Snl gafrn @rpreb, tdglid s.. 5 2OBm
ct 9outs Kim tdgItd 8 &c db z OO8m Np BORT Ggpreb tagi@ d 6 5Ognn
CT 3suts grpreb ......... z 25Sm S9neaer @rtreb tdgH4 -. 7 55Gm
CT 2ouis gJpreB tgl d S b u 159tm Serre Saute Citing M0 td9I 10 25gn
@efern Cypress tdgH& d s.. 8 3OSfm &eDfone Grpreb tagli9 d b 2 50Sm
s S &c @ffngbam dec tdgHd A 0Ogtm atlantic @rpreb tdgh& 49,. 4 45Sm
Sat- Nfatl, tagli@........ s 35Rm SbeN . 2tmheo tasGd sd b 6 30Nm
indianapolis & Dincennes z. z.
Cairo & gtnsen espr tdslid 7 2oem speneer C 8eoferb III, tdsl. 9 45gm
Spencer C 8ebforb ", t@l. 4 45Rn1 Cairo @rprb tdgi& -. s 15gm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-09-15
MaIsy To Iegska


o Msxey who has been Roek
Island ageut 81 this ciiy for more
than tw9 years, has been promoted
by tbs company as agent 81 the
two Rock Island STA a'ions at Topeka.
Kansas and Wall cutter upon bis
duties il few GAYS The recent
consolidation oi tie Rock Island
and Frisco lines in this city resait
ell in resentment from service here
Of Mr. Maxey and the retaining a
S. D. Leggitt former ageut Of tie
Frisco. -Lawton Democrat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-09-15
Program Arranged
For Indian Territory Day at the
St. Louis Exposition.

The exercises 20 be participated
in by representatives from Indian
Territory and their friends. on In
dian Territory Day al tie World 5
Fair, Saturday, O1tober, i, will
be held at the Indian Territory
Building. commencing promptly at
II O'Clock a. N.
The program for the morning
exercises viii be-
I. Invocation.
2. Address Of welcome. Hon. D.
r Francis, president Of Louisiana
Purchase Exposition.
!. Music By Indian Band
4. Response Oh behalf Of Indian
Territory, General Pleasant Porter.
principal chief Of the Greek Indians.
5. Musical selection
9. Address, Hon Chas B.Siuarl
Of South McAiester. I. T.
7. Music BY Indian Band.
8. Address. Hon. T B. Fcrgu
son. Governor Of Oklahoma.
6. Musical selection.
In the afternoon Of the same day
informal exercises, consisting Of
both vocal and instrumental musi-
cal selections. addresses, readings.
etc, win be given il the Terri
tory Pavilion.
Several Of the Indian Territory
towns are arranging 10 have spec
ial features and the program for
such exercisies VIII BE arranged
end given out on the morning Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-09-15
IfYOu Ire Vel Bred

You wiz be Kind.
You VIII not nse slang
You viii ;ry to make oihsrs
happy.
You viii never engage IN iil-
natured gossip
Yon viii never forget the respect
due ID old age
You will not swagger o. boast
OF your achievements.
You viii think Of others before
you think Of yourself.
You will not measure your civ
ilitY BY your people bank account
In conversation you viii not b
augumentative or contradictory.
Yca will never make fun of the
pecuIiarities Or idiosyncracies Of
others.
You win not forget engagements
promises Or Obligations Of any
kind.
You viii not bore people by con-
stantly talking about yourself and
your affairs.
You viii never under any cir
cumstances cause another pain, il
you can help it,
You will rot think that good
intentions" compensate for rude
or gruh manners.
If others receive more attention
than you do, you will not sulk Or
feel neglected.
In manners you viii not have
two sets; one for company and
one for home use.
You Viii never remind a cripple
Of his deformity, or probe the sore
spots Of a sensitive soul.
You viii let a refined maiiner
and superior intelligence show that
you have Travelled, instead Of CON
stantly talking Of the different
countries you have visited,
You, viii not remark, while
guest, that you do not like the
food which has been served to yon.
You will not attract attention BY
either your loud talk or laughter.
or show your egotism By trying TO
absorb conversation. Selected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-09-15
Modem HlGlnGR 81 lnsTIea

All members Of the order q
Modern Woodmeu of America are
requested 70 rs present at their
respective place Of meeting On
Friday evening Sept i6 of this
week Business q vital impor-
tance 70 the interests 81 Woodcraft
must b transacted GA the date 81
each N W Acamp ii Chickasha.
CHAs + Brown II J. WooD.
R. F. s-sgFEaN " M HurF.
II L. 5fHscE ]. S Tar1nv
J. W. scRrGGs, .. II. C.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-09-15

That awful grinding. stabbing
pain "a lie back IS ffom the kid
neya 4 iose of Pinenies VIII
cure & over night Pineuies Is a
nsr discovery Put UP ID a new
way sold BY H. J. BroBnson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-09-15
Ball Player ATHsIsa

Lawiou @. r. sapl- I4-J. A.
TaFr professional baseball player
was arrested for forgery. He IS
charged with passing bogus checks
q comaneAe + q TAR played
ball here last year but Ills season
has been tie crack shortst9pof the
Oklahoma league He was placed
under a Szo1 bond
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-09-15
HOt0a To TsadIs

There viii b an examination for
teachers "a the West Building Fri-
day sept. 25 beginning al sa n.
All persons who expect to teach III
the chickasha Public Schools dur
ing the year are expected to bs
present for examination.
W S. sialey.
Fl NJ Bailey.
S. II. Hayes.
Examining Board
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-09-15

The Headlight Bowling alley
viii open Saturday sept II. tits
finely equipped for this delightful
sport The management ofeFs
some fine prizes Tor the highest
scores First prize. I. .oo; second
$500 third. $500 rz-I4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-09-15
ONE SOLID WEEK
ChickaSha, September 1924
-zIN1MIeHTY UNIsoN WI

Positively bigger better and gander than AL oes combined Two
Great Bands Music People wnd and Pertaining .n
4 Special Train Of Double Length Railway Iars 100
World Famous Daring Aests Acrola and Gym
nasts Military Organs. Monster Side Shows
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-09-15

Packed in ice and delivered to any
part Of the city Phone your
orders g 10 ~
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-15
Brandon Evans Stock Co.

Brandon Evans and his copnany
including Miss Josephine Ross, last
season leading woman with Eleanor
Robson in ''Merely Mary Ann" will
inaugurate a season of stock at the
New Phillips all next week, in Austin
Fynes, beautiful war comedy, "Cum-
berland '61' This attraction pre-
SCENTS the highest class repertoire of
any company touring the west and
comes to this city with the endorse
ment of the leading popular priced
theaters in the cities where they have
appeared. Special scenery, novel eff
fects and beautiful costumes carried
by the company enable them to pro
duee any play in their repertoire in i
complete manner
The prices will be 10, 20 and sc
cents. Ladies' tickets have been is
sued for Monday evening, the sale of
which has been limited to O'Clock
Monday evening, Secure your seats
early.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-15
SENATOR ARTHUR p. aoRMAN.

German is to have charge of the cam
paign, superceding Chairman Taggart
and Executive Chairman Sheehan.
Headquarters will be opened in the
West" said Mr.. Johnson, "and that is
what Chairman Taggart is coming to
this city for next week. 1t is the pur-
pose of the national committee to
wage a hard fight in Colorado, Utah,
Wyoming, Idaho, Washington and Cal
ifornia Nevada is looked upon as
being Democratic. In the middle
West Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana
will be the battle-ground. Judge Par
ker will go TO New York this week
and consult withs the national commit
tee. It is the belief of the members
of the national committee that he will
go on the platform and reply to some
Of the queries of President Roosevelt.
Former President Cleveland and Mr..
Bryan will also speak for Judge Par
kerr"
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-15
$3.50 Hot Springs, s. D.
5000 Deadwood and Lead

and return, from Chicago daily, via
the Chicago & North Western Ry.
Correspondingly low rates from other
points. The Black Hills region, the
great natural sanitarium Of the west,
is one Of the most picturesque spots
in the world and well worth visit.
Information and tickets can be secur-
ed from your home agent. Illustrated
Black Hills Booklet with valuable
map mailed on receipt Of 4 cents in
stamps by W. B. Kniskern, Chicago.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-15
INVADE FIRED"
Consult General at Canton, China, Feels
OFFICIAL Ak.

Consul General at Canton, China, Feels
OFFICIAL Ak.
Oyster Bay, Sept 15-Consul Cen
eral Robert McWade, at Canton, China,
has been removed from Office
The consul general was removed by
President Roosevelt. Charges made
against McWade recently were inves-
tigated by Assistant Secretary PIERCE,
who went to the Orient to make an in
vestigation or several of the United
States consulates in China and Japan.
Following the rule in such cases, the
department declines to make public
any statement But the charges were
of more or less public knowledge,
particularly in the foreign settlement
in China and Japan. The more serious
of these allegations connected the con-
sui generals name with the improper
issuance of certificates to Chinese
bound for the Philippines or the
United States. There was also talk of
excessive fees. Mr.. McWade was one
of the most widely known newspaper
men in Washington al Philadelphia
before his appointment to the consular
service.