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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-05-27

SuCcumbs to Paralysis In Fara-
way Seattle.
Cut Down In the Midst of a Bril-
liant and Useful
Career.

Rev. John O'Brien Rust, d. D.,
formerly pastor of the Edge6eld
Baptist church at Nashville, died
Tuesday morning at Seattle, Wash.
The news was received here by
telegram to Mrs, M, G. Rust, his
stepmother.
DR.. Rust's death had been ex-
pected for the past several days.
His health broke down completely
few weeks ago, after a severe stroke
of paralysis which settled in his
throat and side. His body will be
brought East and buried in this
city.
The Nashville News says: mo
more popular preacher ever occu-
pied a Nashville pulpit than DR..
Rust. He was pastor of the Edge
field Baptist church for about eight
years and ~ that time he so identi
fed himself with the city Of Nash.
vile and its citizens, that he was
known and loved everywhere. He
was magnificent pulpit orator, one
of the best in his denomination. He
was splendid writer and in de.
mand, also, as lecturer. He went
from Bardstown, Ky, his first
charge. Before being ordained he
was newspaper man of prom
lnence, for a while editor of the
New Era"
Last October, after much urging,
DR.. Rust accepted the call to the
FIRST Baptist church at Seattle.
Since his residence in the State of
| Washington his health had not been
good, and he had frequently plan
ned to return for recuperation.
| DR.. Rust was about 40 years cid,
and leaves a wife and three chill.
dreD--two boys and one girl.
His Oldest son is a bright boy of IL
years Of age.
His w,fe was formerly Miss Gym
1 thia Westfall, who first came to
| Hopkinsville to teach ia Bethel Fe-
| male College when it was presided
over by DR.. Rust's father, Prof.
Jacob w. Rust.
Dr.. Rust preached the annual
sermon to the graduating class Of
Bethel College year ago, and it
was a discourse ofgreat ability and
eloquence. AS pulpit orator he
ranked with the FIRST speakers Of
the Baptist denOmina alton in the
South.
He was in the very prime Of life
and in the midst of a career of
great usefulness. His untimely
death is a sad blow to his family
and an lrreparable loss to his
church. His near relatives IN this
city are his step-mother, Mrs. NJ
G. Rust and her three daughters.
His only sister, Mrs. Mamie
Hickman, lives in Nashville.
The funeral services and burial
will take place upon the arrival of
the body from Seattle. AS it takes
about FIVE or six days for the trip
across the continent, this cannot be
before Monday or Tuesday of next
week.
The family OF the deceased will,
it is supposed, return to the East
TO reside.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-05-27
GOOD MARKET.
Heavy Sales and Good Receipts
This Week.

Sales of the weed on the breaks
this week amounted to 65 hogs
heads, and 127 hogsheads were dis.
posed of privately, Prices were
satisfactory, No change IN quota
tions from last week, Sales for the
year, 1886 hogsheade. Hogshead
receipts for the week, $50.
The loose sales on the floor by
r. NJ. Woodbridge & Co., were very
heavy this week and receipts were
also large. The demand for the
kinds offered was active and there
were very few reflections. Ruling
prices of last week prevailed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-05-27
ILLICIT DISTILLERY
Raided by Revenue Officer and
Outfit COnfiscated.

Deputy Revenue Agent Ryan, of
Russellville, raided an illicit dis
tillery just over the county line in
Caldwell county, Wednesday after
noon. The still was located about
eight miles southwest of Dawson
Springs. The outfit, including
eight gallons of whiskey, was Sc
cured, but the owner was not ar
rested.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-05-27
BROUGHT HOME.
Were Remains of Soldier who
Died Year Ago.

The body of James w. Meacham,
no died in the Philippines March
S, 1908, of peritonitis, arrived at
Kelly, this county, yesterday morn
ing and will be reinterred today.
The deceased was a private IN
Company A, 9th U. S. Infantry
ana enlisted in 1901. Two days
after his death the interment took
place in Malabong, Mindanao, with
military honors. The remains,
along with other u. S. soldiers who
died in the Philippines, were re-
moved and were in transit about
two months,
Mr.. N. Stadleman and family are
in St. Louis. attending the fair,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-05-27
BLOODY BATTLE
Said to Have Been Fought in
the East.
Rumor Says The Japs Have
Had Another De-
feat.

Mukden, May 25.-Aceording to
the latest information obtainable
the japanese have resumed their
forward movement. Several COLI
umns are advancing, though the
bulk OF the invading army is still
near Feng -Wang-Cheng
There are persistent reports of a
bloody battle having taken place
between the Japanese army adj
vancing along the railroad from
Pulantien and the Russians, near
Kin-Chou, Liao-Tung peninsula,
resulting in the defeat ofthe Japan
csc with great loss.
Lard Attack Begins.
CLefo, May 25.-Chinese junks
arriving from Taku-Shan, port
lying southwest of AntuDg, report
the landing of 5000 Japanese troops
at Taku.S Shan on May 81.
Another junk from Pitzwo re-
ports the Japanese as landing a
small number of troops there every
day and building temporary bar.
racks on Elliott island, where a
hundred ships, including men.of.
war and TRANSPORTS, have made a
rendezvous.
Only small skirmishes are re-
ported along tue western shore o.
the Lao Tang peninsula up Il
May p.
Heavy firing was heard in the
direction Of Port Arthur yesterday
indicating that land lombard
ment had commenced, as the Jap
anese fleet rs not to be seen off Por'
Arthur.
Dalny refugees say Ger, Stoesse
has taken all the cash from Porr
Arthur AID DalnY banks, so thai
the depositors are unable to cash
checks.
There are two TakE.Shans OF
Lao Ting peninsula. One lies
about 4e miles Southwestern Antung
and the other is situated midway
between Pitzwo and Talienwar
bay. The latter is the point a
which the Japanese have beer
landing their troops.
Cosascks 1arrassiag Japs.
Mukden, May 25.-It is reported
on good authority that Gen. Ren
nenkamf's Cossacks have captured
two ] Japanese transport trains.
Evidently the cossacks are be.
ginniug to barrass seriously the
Japanese communications, They
have already destroyed most of the
Japanese supplies available before
the enemy's advance has really be-
gun.
The present system is, therefore,
that the Japanese are ia a noun
famous country without adequate
supplies and with their communi-
cation open to attack.
1t may be said. indeed, that their
position is difficult, at least.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-05-27
ANNUAL OUTING.
Old Point Trip Will be rlade as
Usual.

The Old Point Comfort personally
conducted excursion will be run
again this summer. The trip will
be made early in August and full
particulars will be announced in a
few days. This is the best trip Of
the summer from this section and II
is always largely patronized.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-05-27

Miss Polly Graves, Murray; Miss
Annie Fades, Paducah, Misses
Myrtle Golladay and Nella Boyd,
Trigg county; Mrs. Messing, Como,
Miss, and Mr.. D. B. Wilson, Win
go, KY, were guests at Bethel Col
lege this week.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-05-27

Mr.. w. H. Robb, Prescott, Ari-
IONA, is here on business and will
remain several months.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
Taken win Cramps.

Wm. Kirmse, a m-mhrr al The hridg
gang warking near Llttirpart, wa takrI
suddenly III Tnnrs tavmghi WItiarH,nI
and kind Of cholera ilIs rasp Mas :,
severe that he had t. have mtmiers a
the crew wait upon him and Mr G'tf.rr
was called and consulted. Iie ioldih' 1,
lie had medicine ia the form III t'hnm
herlain's Collie, Cholera ami Dinrrhm i
Remedy that he thanghI would hrtf
him ont aud arcorsilnglv several d,,>rr
were administered with the re snit riia
the fellow Was able TO b.. arunnd upA
day. The incident speak q lite ligh,,
for Mr.. Gift ,rd's medicines -Etka.irt
Iowa, Argns. This remedy ntvrr larl
Keep it in your hunse, il may save Ilir
For sale by Jarvis Pharmacy
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
The CONDOR GLOBE.
my rHxY u.f.vrTMa
P0Rr4GE R04D.


Suppose we say that the . s,ance
ham lewiston To Rilsaria Is 50
Anles, aud the ,sstatce fram R,pt
ria To Porlaed is ~ miles, making
d, all s64. wislss watvr level aud
no mounlais, grades. Aud suppose
we say that the dishlnce frotn k.,.N-
islon 70 Marshall junction nn the
Northern Pacitic il l3S mises, aud
from Marshall Junction to T@otna
Is $50, both with very heavy gruf.S
a total Of 5l4 miles. These two
sets of facts placed side by side
demonstrate bevond the possibility
ef doubt thar all ths. pataral a'l
vaniages in resss.lsing P,rts;s a are
with the O r & Mas against its
northern competitor Ye, the rates
IN one direction are precisely the
same as the rates IN the other.
Under such circumstances as
these the people Of the interior nf
the stnte argue that il the natural
impedimeSts for the eight aud one
half miles below Celila were re
iaoved, traffic would naturally
tlow By the water level Route
When it is said That portage road
there can accomplish nathing and
that the only hopeof relief wauli
come from q ship eaaal, they say
that the canal takes So long l."
build the expected relief could nn,
come for years. Let il be built, Of
course, bat let something else be-
done in the neaatime. While th,
portage road seems an Insignificant
factor in the enterprise and Will
it is claimed for it that it viii ac
comphSh none Of the things expect
ed oft, they say they are wilIingt
take that chance. Ii it will dn il"
thing, then there is no g,oi re;ts 8
why anybody should be opposed t
it. On the other hand, they recall
that when the little poriagr road.
five eighths of a mile in length.
was built around the cascades twn
results followed. one Immediately
and the other speedily F.r>t, III
freight rates were al once reduced
and, second, the appropriation
for locks came with such regularity
that the work was snnn ti.ishrd
Aud. Furthermore. the result af i
all was that insi4a of a ,vht " : i
business being hurt by i, tratii
was increased all alag Nh. liu,
thus demonstrating that the work
really helped evervb iv lterr<t.l
including the railroads.-Journai
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SUMMONS.



tnllam CoaNtv
Carroll II. thoase Plalndas
civae l.. Fiu', tshR on t'smhc, s,mNsav,
a cerpor ton, oscar Nns.V and az. Msley,ear :.
nesS. a iue hssS ness paa'rthe atm name and
style II Naly Rras,. Defe,Uiants.
To cf,le I. Flint Dcieudant;
In The name of the state Of nrrron: Yoq are
herehv commanded aud rqet ed 10 appear and
answeroro O herwsse plead 10 the comniaint ul,d
against voa ia the ahaVe entttfed caWse i0 the
shove eninle c sart m or hefase rherSsisv, the
18Th asy Of September, A n leo4 sud tha, lfv vo9
fail to 50 srnsar aud answer or 9th 'rwisc plead
60 said r0mplatns. CIR want thereof, the plaintiff
will snplv to the C,Stt Tor the tVllei demanded
IN asei eomplatnt which IN S,shsiaarc Is;
First; judgement aud dccrse Reainst defend.
aat. clyde I, Flint, Tor 500 90 with interest
thcrSon =, 10 per ecn'per annMn from Noveu
berSi ls0s, until psid and tos $1,000 attorney
fees ~ this ca4se and Tot the costs amt dlsharse,
ments ~ this suit
Seco od; Indictment and decree against all the
defendants for rlostuc the lien Of plaintiffs
moresdCeon the E3lloNing described hand, to.
wit:
NEsf ct SEst Ser, ssan5 VIZ os Sw'< eafSg's
osSwti Scc - all tn TIP. . :, Il lsE. w,M IN
Sitlism cointv Orego1, aud that said lands h.
soi,i IN the m,uner ncesrribei hy INV aUi in
seconiSnre with the practice II This CpNrt AMI
the proceeds fram stch sale applied IN the nay,
ment ol thr cests and expenses ofsn'h sale. the
costs and disbursements 81 this suit and the a.
MONT faand due plaintiff aud the overpl',S q
any he paid into this coart for future distr.bn.
ton hv Further decree,
Third; Decree ag inst all the defendants fore
cl,Siug aud bartiug all Of the right title enterest
clai aud demSnd Of each and all Of the defend.
ants and all prsons claiming or sectaim by,
thrangh or under said defendants or amy Of
them In or to sail real estate or any otit
Fourth: d cree showing sny party TO this suit to
become purchaser atsaid sale and placing the
purchaser IN imm eiiat p0sseSSionof said zeal es-
tate from date II sale theroi,
Fifth; 30 in tyemeat anl execution against
the defendant Clvde l. Flat Ton any deficiency
remain M d tep pl hntiT AFT april inr the rro-
ceetis q sad sale and for Snch other aud further
relief as may seem mcet amt just to the Co.irs in
the premises.
This summons $ ve,t on Sop by publication
thereof IN tha coSn GLo8E for tie period Of
six conservative we Ks lseyen isste>l commeac-
ing with he Issue Of August i9olani ending
with the i>ste Of September Is, 1904. pnr'wntto
an order Of the Hon Edward Damn. Connty
IN &c Gillian Cn1nn the. on. dplv made
fled aud enten in this cause ON the sri day Of
August a. d. E0I.
!. HgNbRtK & BlwsRNSN
Attorney, for Plaintiff.
Date Of first publication AuCiS' I. 1904
Date OF last p iblieatiol Sc tam l,r Is, 1901
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
Notice of GUARDIANS Sale. of Real
Estate.

In the IN utter ;tha estate Of Il. " Psnu'pst.
deceased.
Notire is hereby given that IN pursuance to an
order OF the cGIniy Co Irt OF Gillilm County
Oregon, male and nercd on the l3 day of JHlS
1904. the uncersiguod will sell at p,iblir au ton
to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand.
AID subject to the confirmation II the abuve en-
titled coart, at the cnnTr hnrse donr, in Condon,
Gillian county, oregon. on
SATURDAY, NUrUSr 20 1904
at the uir Of two nclo K p. IN. oi sal iav. all
of the right, title anl in ere't OF Mary stephens
Eva 5titt. .ssie Pentcnst Arlie Pen ico,t, Al.
Uert Penti. It, Carrie Pentiros Tillie Peuticnst
ami George pent co, Il, heirs at law of H. ". PEN
tico>t. deceased. in anI t0 the follow
iug-descrihe! re Il estate the same lyiug and
bling u Gillian county. state of oregon and
more particularly described as fl ow., to-wit:
Tue ; y of tie NE u nd The M OF the Sc
L of See. II. III Tp. of K 2l Il, willamett
Meridian.
Given under my hand this 18th day of July,
1904 W.B PENr.cD T.
Glariian of the estates OF the foregni NAMED
Wuris. 1912
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18


For tue Nprui's Far aud l. n,stnt
Purchase Expo-ltinn ~ 81. Lnuis, Ma,
ln N"vrmter. 1904. the y. Il Il N. ca.
have named the following races from Ar
Iington: 10 81. L,uis and return s6I 81.
Tn Cuicaga AMI return 66 80 I" Cnira-
and ,ptnyn via ST. L.mis s67 60 Guild
r'n of haa fare age ~ above rates.
Tirkst~ will hr on sale Mav IL. IL AID
u; jnnp l6. II aud IS; JnI, l. 2 "nd 3 !;
August 8 9and 10; Srpt"ml,r' ;. O and
Z, Ortnipe, 3. i and s Limited NJ fol
lows: Passrnv.r RS will have he privilege
OF starting on any date which ~iIlenabIe
them to rpach their destination within
ten davs from date II sale. Reinin limit
ninety davs from date If sale Stepov-
ers will bp allowed in either direction
within the transit limit.
d. TIERMEY,
Agent
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
SUMMONS.
In the t'ircuit Conrr ol the State OF Oregon tor
the County o. Gilii.n.
Aunie Helt'gg. Plaintiff.

the County a. Gillisn.
Annie Kellogg Plaintiff.
vs..
HAIRY Kellogg Defendant
To Harry Kelt e. the above named defendant;
In the n m ,oi the state of oregon you are
hereby commando and uqrired t, appear and
answer he complaint ilei against you IN the
above elFi,Ie s4iif the tirtuft CoIrt OF the
Stae Of oregon Tor the Cnlnty oi Gillian on or
efnve Fri ~ the 18th day September. lsO4
and that / yeu fsil 10 80 apreaF ami answer or
ottttwi,, ! lea, to said complaint the plsin'iff
win aptl To said t'o'ut 70 her lief demanded in
h. complaint ON fla therein which is for de-
cree of - III Cont ann llirg aud eisSolvng the
bonds ~ matri ao xis Ing between he plain
tiff and defendant AN | for such further lief MS
To said CrHrt may se, m just
This su nmnn ISIS rye up N 20 by plbliea-
tion iere,i f1rs,x coas.c Itiva wesks ia the
CoSDoS GLOBE newspaper p Iblished aud issu-
ed weekly at CouGOu. III Gillian county. Oregon
commen' ing with the issue ui A X list 4th. 1874.
and endin with the iss lie OF september u. 1891.
in pursuance of an order issued by the Honnn
BILE Edward D nn. 60 Ihty Itlge oi Gihmm
CoIujy. State OF lr4 yon. utls tni a.. netcil
on the 2ad day oi \ gust, 1901
}. W. $40 ER.
Attorney for Pldn'if residing at Cundnn. Ore
Date oi first p Ihlicati N Al;1st l. lgOL
Date of last tblicatio Sypt4mDer Is. 1904
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
ERBART iALsrEAD.
t"ttit.n. pr,.Y' n.
CONTEST NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE. INTERIOR.
United States Land office.

SblNS1 0taSS9 ~-S1ttA NttttSS.
The Dali 5. 1ngnu. Augyis, ) 1901
sun i,nt ,nsast al livi atvi - lie, I'll d
in thi odle by Augusta 'rIs. contest nj, ol
Lone EoCk, uresnn ag inst hnmesi,. d cntry Ma
6sll, ma ,e per m ,r g. 1897. for Sc, Swl.. SNl4
SEA. section n Tow' ship :, aug q F.,
by Amos u. lack. Can est e ina which is
llege,! at thu said on,stee hn wholly dtaH-
ilonei the said Land Tor NOR h six months
I ;; past. ani has failed To cnl iv Z or i'm r We
h- same tequ ed ~ law und tn said iail-
& aE'na Il to IN. service otthe e.,ntrstee
4, th - rmy. nsvya IN .rn cor, of the Cnitei
ats L duinsuue o war; sal pHFti are here
notii Z tonqpear. u 81 ond ana of eyidenCe
to chm SAL u gliiolat 10 o'~inck, a. m. un
e, tim L; 10 1. be ore G, }. Portwnou. Coun-
tflk fGlti IN colnsS, ut his Off e At Con
on ,re-un.p ha is autlo IL to taket etesti-
,',,ny in the ah ve ease NJ that tim and place
AMI tn inal rns win Ne held at 100 Iock
m. an sept. q I90t befo the K gfs,er aud
ReteiveI at tuc Cutel state, Land once in
rhe Dalles otegein.
The sail contest mt hnving. IN proper affiia-
w.t. flied Aigust5, 1874, set forth facts which
shoA that afterd 'e d. ig.n-e persanil s.rvi e Of
this ice 'atll l,ntIs. itisl,r'y y orl.red
ani irecte tn St.l Ibit, ~ giv.l Jy j t.
ana proper p IJliedfion.
MICHAEL 7. NOLAN,
gayistar
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
stray N 2tLce-slo Reward.

Niil P.n u % -,cn - rr,url ~.
fsmati"u leading u re vera ri tue ~
's'nS d'-rril,..,i h.r~,s:
afr' ~, se',i'ag 3 ars ~. ban ~
II ~ s'gh ia sli'' ~ hf' ~n,u',i
0l. ~, - a ,h,l "ar- /"
N.sgh' ,tra 100 h de ''sunhan
u," mpnd ~ vii shoulder
Suppn-. i 4 rang, n L'~t Vaie, ~
rhrtNnilr canu,r~
,iERBART iALsrEAD,
t'"h,t,n. ur,.s II.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18

tiui u .,hinv better f,r liver d.ran -
men, snl constipation than Cham'p''-
iain', S'.mas-' set Liver Tahl l. II. +
trd e,S u, Noin.s. Iowa.
fnr ~ y, Jtrvj~' rharmsrv.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
For sale bv Jarvis, l.harmacy.

The eldest chini If Mr.. aud Mr..
Walter Overianipr met with palntnr
accident Saturday afternoon while ~,
play. The child in some mannrr oyer
turned heavv jar the pige striking Tn
child on the forehead and cutting ~ ue
ly cash.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
The Portland police d d,pl-tm 'lt
seems to be about as rotten as Il
Missouri Legislature or 81. Louis
common council
Violent Attack of Diarrhoea Cured
by Chamberlaic's CoIic. Cnolera
and Dlarrnoea Rem 4dy ana
Perhaps Life saved.

d short time .gn L was taken with
violent attack Of diarr:vra aud kelley.
would have died if had not gotten n.
lief. SAYS JohnJ. Patton, lead ~ rIii
ken Of Patton. Ala. TRENT rrco y
inen.fed ChamhrrIain's CoIic, Cholpra
and Diarrboea Remedy. | bnnghi %
bottle ami after taking three doses al
was rntiely cured consider il the hps
remedy in tile world Tor bnWrI com
plants.
H.. 81, - I;, la
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
Puts an End 10 All.

A grirvnns wall nftime- e5nles ~ u r..
cult nfnnhearthle pain from, .v,Ttaxrd
argans. dizziness. Baekarhe. Litet Conn
liainf and Constipation. Bnt thanks to
lir.King's Nav Life Pills they put an
tnd to it all They are gentle hut thor
ravh. Try them. Only 25c at Condor
fhainiars.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18

Tie infant child of MIR. aud Ms.
W. W Ch,k, wh" reside at the Flrlt
ranch'n Rock creek, died last Saturday
motning.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
Cholera Infantum.

This disra-- has losl ITS trrrors since
Chamhpllain's CnIie, Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy came int" usp. Thpuri
form surcrss WEirh attends The ne ul
this remeiy in al c,srs "f bowl cou
plants in children has made II u favor
ite wherever ils value has I,promek nov u
For sale by Jaws Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
STAGE TINE TABLE.

Forest Reserve scrip for sale. L. W.
Darling.
A 200 acre farm for sale. Six years
time. i. W. Darling.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18

services every sun iav ai / | Il. M aud
30 D. ~.
PRAYER nr'tins n Thur Ia, evenings.
Snhda, S"hri 1T , .0O f. m.
Rrhgtu ever, Fri a, evening
Ey"rl body csrt!Ialli Iuvit.d
81 G. >NIvELY President,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
[. 0. S. tHURCH SERVICES.

MICHAEL T. NOLAN,
Register.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-18
. HgNbRgtK & BAwsRN IN,
g.. pl.f.xa

Date Of first publication AHriS' 4 1904.
Date OF last lolieatioa 81, tam lsr Is 1904
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-16
Quaker Reflections

One way to keep a cook is TO
marry her.
1t is impossible to cultivate some
men without irrigation.
The suburban policeman is
generally annexed TO a country
club.
The dress maker allows many of
her best ideas TO go to waist.
In horse racing the chap who
gets the worst of it is the better.
Money may be the root of all
evil but baseball produces the
rooter.
You can't tell from the melan-
choly woman's sighs how much
she weighs.
The frailest woman can pull a
train after her just as well as the
biggest locomotive. p Philadelphia
Record.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-16
Dog g-Eatsrs Won't Dress Up.

Washington, July I5.-T There will
be no change in the GESTURES of
the Igorrotes at the ST. Louis
Wo'ld's Fair. Statements con
cerning the proposed change by
President Francis from Senator
Carter and from Mrs. Manning,
Mrs. Montgomery and others of the
board of lady managers were sent
to the president and explanations
were made by Col. Edwards of the
insular bureau and as a result it
was decided that no order would be
issued requiring these people to
wear anything more than their ma
tive dress.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-16
Special Rates Via Frisco

Going and returning via. St.
Louis. S24. 10
Going via Memphis and return
ing via St.Louis. S26.o5
Dates of sale, June III, y and
18th, good until July 10th. During
this time round trip.tickets can e
had from Nashville to all points
south of the Ohio and Patomac
and east of the Mississippi rivers at
one fare plus IS cents, making ex-
tremely low rates to all points.
Special low rates TO St. Louis
On June goth only, SI2. 40 cents
for the round trip, tickets good
leaving ST Louis on the 10Th.
Special round trips to San Fran
ciso, August 18th to Sept roth
from Chickasha $500.
Summer Torist rates to various
points:
Chicago s29.4s
ammothHotSprongs, Wyo $40. so
Ogden and Salt Lake City s37.6s
Peublo S2I.8s
St. Paul and Minneapolis SIS. 70
White Sulphur Springs VIVA 56.I5
Comparatively low rates to East
ern, Northern and Western points.
Tickets on sale daily until Sept. goth
Call or address, ]. A. Weeks,
Phone 2Io. Agent, Chickasha,
I. T.