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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-19

In making concrete tile there should
be several extra rings for every set Of
molds. The molds can be removed in.
six or eight hours (if concrete is prop
erly tamped in the molds). but the.
tile has to remain standing on the
rings for about forty-eight hours. But
if one has the leisure time and can
wait that length of time one set OF
rings will do.
Concrete tile should not be taken
off the rings until the concrete be-
comes set hard enough so that it will
not break; forty-eight hours should be
sufficient time for the concrete to set.
so that they may be handled. After
the tiles are removed they should be
kept wet for several weeks and out Of
the sun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-19
NEAr AND lNExpEMsIvE HousE

Can Be Built Complete for the Small
Cost Of S875.
The accompanying sketch and
ground floor plans are for subur-
ban cottage that should serve many
who desire to build neat. inexpensive
dwelling. It is 24x27 feet and is set
on cedar posts or brick piers. The
walls are built of 2x4 inch studs, COW
cred with building paper and matched
siding or clap boards The roof and
gable ends are shingled with stained
shingles in two shades Of green, to
give it a notified appearance. The
clap boards are painted a creamy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-19

wide fiat surface. Lace and flowers
always seem rather incongruous
against fur. but they undoubtedly
give richness OF coloring which is
effective to a degree. Ecru lace
against sable Is exquisite, and imita-
tion gardenias with a touch of color in
the green leaves render chinchilla
more than ever charmingly pretty.
Full lace ruffles soften the wrist holes
in the majority Of muffs for reception
wear.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-19
Ground Floor Plan.

white, while the castings or trimmings
of doors and windows are pure white.
The cottage has fire place in the
living room, also fue for kitchen
stove The inside is plastered and
trimmed in the usual way. The ap-
proximate cost of the building would
be about as follows: Brick work for
cellar, walls, piers and chimneys, $75;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-19

A pure white one in turban shape was
trimmed with a big pink dahlia,
knot of velvet ribbon and an upright
ostrich tip. A shape Of pheasant
feathers, frightened with vivid green
wing, was another success.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-19

'T don't think the editor read a line
Of my story"
Neither do +: notice that his mag
azine comes out as usual"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-19

The cellar floor should be graded ~
few inches higher at the center than
at the sides. It should be fioored with
cement-concrete and channel about
an inch deep left along the side walls.
This should connect with barrel
which could 5e emptied when neeeS-
sary. In 1si.f-- to get rid Of the musty
smell VIZ eiiar should be ventilated
by opetA.gs lie windows. and the
wals ~ ceiling should be coated
twice yearly ssh ilme wash. and oc.
casionally sprayet with a strong solu.
ton Of formalin. which may be pro
cured at any drug store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-19
Making Concrete Tile.

Please explain the making Of con.
crete culvert tile? How are the bot
tom rings made? find trouble in re-
moving the bottom rings. - \
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-19
pamnness in a Cellar.

Frequently after a rain water stands
in my cellar for short time, leaving
the floor damp and the cellor becomes
musty. l cannot drain the cellar.
What could be done to remedy the
condition?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-19
FIreproOf Paint.

What is a good ireproof paint to
use on buildings?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-19

carpenter work would cost about $500;
plastering, SIPS; painting and glazing.
SIS; making total of SS75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04

unter Dem Groteftorat bes fSet3oas
SaSobunil Nlbreht bon 'Wedlenbitra ae-
bilOet hat. 2outcrberg mar Die 5neite
Seimotb MiBnlonn'S uno ieine bod)-
betogte Mutter, Ionic 5meiS hpeitern
mobnen ictt nod BORT. IS lit eiu
ifoner BUG, 0aS Nnoetfen oeroienlt-
poaer WGnncr 81 cbrcn, obld)on Elm
berrlides Stildd)en Groe ME bas rel
senbe 2uuterberg nit ieinen MONT.
mentolcn GergeSboben III rauifenoer
Wolo . Decoration, mo Der groBe
@eltcn 9allberr Elm Weilterluerf &c.
id,aiien, luic's 0cren nlr lpenige arf
Dem 0ol5cn Grocnrunoe giebt, gar
feiner fiinltlid)en Wonumcnte beoorf,
Inn fir ic0cn NatrrIreuno on3lebeno
alt icin. 0ennod bat Der Grt NIT
eino 5000 Ginmobnerr, obne Die
Souienoc bon allrgGlten, bic BORT 8e.
neiung u1o Grbolung iidcn, lfcn
elm &ricgcr0entmal in ocn &llr Ins
loaen, einen 9ismord . Gburm arlf
elmer scr 9crgeSfippen uno Elm Nit.
id,er . GcnfmoI, peldes Die oontbore
Ginmobucrihoit Dem 9egriinoer Der
oorti0cn aoltmolier : SeilonItolt er.
riften IicB. llno ooS 8iBmonn.
Senfmol miro ~ieoeniols olld oeS
topiercu MonncS miiroig merbcn, Der
girifo 5pcimnl o%lrd)Quert, allIture
it1tten I'M %rSnncrn oeS 2an0cS geld)ai-
felt, Der oeutifen ,Snouitric nelle NIB.
iobgebictc cridloiien unO Die 8reuel
Ser Wenihcniogoen, ionic Sflopen-
bonoelS bat ollSrotten belfen. &c.
nib merocn leine Sonosleltte in Nine
rifo aud oa5u bciitellern. Veitr0ge
fonnen an Die 9iirgermciltcrei 81
2autcrbcrg I'M Sar5, oocr nn oos
WiBmlolm . Senfmol , Gomite, Der.
lin ". G6 @ilbeImitrnBe 1876, &c.
ididt mcroen..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
yumiic &irdlhcincr.

Gs itnrb unt 2. 9tueuit 1905 in ibrer Ietten
@obnune. sar. ti2. Noro-Ann' etrake. suniie
airdtbeintr, peiiebte Io6ter bon pOuie uno
Houife airhbeiner, IN ibrem 10. gebcusiGbre.
Die Heerbignng fimhet BON Der obcn genunnteu
8obntng aus am Sumitag, 2 ltbr ginfmittaq3.
itnti. 4eripGnnte lro Srentoe iino nbiingss
nolI cinqeldneIt. nerfelbcU beiSuipubneu. Neis
fetung uni Der nSufs9npis9 emcterb.
(gIelu' Norfer ,SeitIlgen Dpaen eetI. copireu)
(pt7-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
Turuthca ". Sics.

3ies, aeIiebte Gattil bon &iuinm Is. Sizes,
9~ebpreie Aihpien, i'm NIter bon 26 Sabren 7
Moiaten uno u 1nger. Sie 8eeroisune fin
bet 1rettaa, NahniittngS lint 2 ubr. bon ibrer
leeten 8obnurip. Nr. 3t3. Siios Sremo1iss ioe.,
aus aui Der rppnoon Rnrfs9emeterD" iiott, NOS
Az Seriuanbte nno 6rcunoc abtunespou einees
luoen ftno. (2f4-B)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
(uhu ID. Mcbrtcus.

Gs iturb in ieiner Ietten BobnlinG. gir.
IT,. Se'lsIlem.StraBe llaN tirdSm SSlotu
Miebriens, int Ilter bon nabe5n 62 SGbren.
Sie 8ceroigung iilbet Beute, 5reitug. RAD
mittugS I'M h3 nbr, bonn 3rduerbnuie ans
ant Dem SmIInnleIs' 6rieobofe an Der @ars
fpro= 5ioah iiatt. t2l6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
Carl 81. WiQumicn.

IS itnrb am 3. glueuit 1905 Gau y. @il.
lnmien, ~oeltebter Gobn bon sHm. Is. uno 5rnns
ces \. @tGumien. i'm NIter bon g Monnten
itaa. Nn6mittnao = llbr. BON Der g8obrltne
feiner Gltern. Hr. 1919, Wiontforo goe. ,
aus iiutt. (2t6-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
Hpd.Greet Sampfbuot /. Gumpasnie'

Sd1rpIdu.
Mbfabrt beS 9anpiers nab Stoneb '@reef bon
9obfonfs Merite tdglib. ansgenomulen Sum.
flags unb Woniags. UNI Z llbr BORN. nno 2.30
5tntm. sIbfubrt bon 9ruiun's 8erfte UNI ITO
Born. uno 8 llbr 9idd,n.
men Somltaes uno Sonntass, bon 9ooton's
Bsrtfe nm 8 ubr Born. lno $50 gtadm. 8on
Rroipn'S Berfte INN $40 Tornt. lino 3 ubr
Hadm. @onttugs itab beioen 9reefS bon Dob
fon's Werfte nm 6 libr Yorrl. nib 2.30 gadhrt.
Nropn's 8erite nm 6.10 Bonn. nno 8 ubr
Ga6initidaS.
Eahm. mad beioen 9recfS.
1abrprsis fur bic Nanbretfe 25e.
(Suni10-3Wlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
Cora Sd,mrs.

IS itorb im ,0eutf6en Sreiienbeim" fora
SdIurS i'm 81. Sabre ibreS Ycbens Die Neerois
elrna tinbct bcnte Nuhntitiaa nm 1 llbr nut
oer ,~gSeitcrn Cemetery" itaii. G26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
SpocsfGac.

ter bon I Snbr.
gm 1. siqntt Soicpb ". SeNe, I Sobr alt.
gm /. Iiauit CHI. VI. Shlottbobcr I'M VII
ter bon I Subr.
PIN T.. slusufi aboIpb ston. fen. 10 Sabre
alt.
stm +. guanft Marsaretbe Naiomann int
boben alter BON So Subren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
Qubmia Z. Golcr.

IS iturb am 5. guauit 1905 enowia Il. Go.
ler. 9eliebter e3ntte bon lbereia Solcr. Die
ll6r, bon ieiner Icptcit 8obnuna. Nr. 1914,
Neft 2oniburosStr1bc aus itatt. (2t6-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
Spu0un Harf.

Ter tanptidhlihite Sriebtpt In Baltimore.
gu icocr 3cit errcixbar. Stint Gents Sabrs
eelo bon aaen Giaottbcilen. Strnsenbabns
NaeaonS paljiren ben Snupteingane aae hrei
Wllnrien. NurmeS gSdrtc3imnIer fir Sofhe,
bic Den Srieobof bel raubcim Better beinnben
9eardbnibpldte 3u iebr mdbiacn Breifet.
idntnltlid inter fprtipdbrenoer Yflege.
Shrenn: Nr. II. Seit.ea ratpsa.e trahe.
Gan6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
Spnruo Snoluff.

IS iiurb AM 3. Supuit 1905 Gun,ah Cub.
loft i'm glter bon 81 Subreu. Die Neeroigung
finoct Gamiag. 9tatnittuas nm 2 ubr. bon
ieiner Iebien Aobnuna. gir. t642. yioros9Solfes
StrnBe. ans AMI Der gVulilnIorer Gemeterp"
iiatt. @eiiebure pripuiim. (2i8-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
hnmm the Bay
-unb- .4f
GboptanfsH ipersG rfnriioncn.

100 MeiIen, SaI3ipaier, ben ean8en Tag, Sc.
benSreitcr fit fIcine ainber. bet pri6iiee uuo
popuIdre 3ampfer ~gmma Giles" ieben 2ien.
flag II. 9onneritae Inn Z lbr Born; siifunft
nm 10 llbr gbenbs. DiuIif. 5abrfarien SOC.
(Suni23.I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
Die yypn Son" san5cu Sag
Tamilicm : Ggtnrfoncn
uodl WuuQrplis uno Melt .HiOcr.

annapolis 1T elmer Der Rnnfie bon erobiem
Sntereiie In unicrem Stuate, oa Wtiutonel hon
Dollars fir Die 8loitensAiuoemie. ons Staatss
oerausea5t ipurbef. E1nn bic bic Bai IT'D
birabipdI8enoen ipeibfdmmtaen WeIen. @ett'
Riper, 4uIesoiue, gbnIf Roint. uno Die Sdl5s
Iuft. fpeIbe Iaufenben bon esuten ardftteuis
peipIbrt.
Der pcpuIdre 9ampier emma StIes," te'
ben Wpntng, Wtittpob ino Sreitng 9 ubr
9lcrnt. @umitaeS ufn ~ 80 Hdtbnt, Sulbfeters
agss@rfuriionen. Hiidiinft bel Wlonoitein $50
sbcnos: Sonniass, $50 Born; 8iidfebr 8 ubr
abenos. Guni23. T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04

HouIanb's tiirfiIde gGber.
Ganitnble. @ebaube. Tuitant aeseu. etets often.
(Sult9, I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
6. & . NIB Dss. 1elepbpne.
s. Snnocr & S1bnc,

2etfcntetatter unb Ginbaliamircr.
Vr. 11OS nno 1910, Ganton.N ueume, Mnb
Shbpft.Gde Vaftimurc.Str. unb Broadway.
5abriianten ppn Yatent.G asfets.
Sebl0|)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
@ermiidtc MnScisen.

Snnge NGmner!
Grlernt 1elesraShlren nnb otsnbabn'Snda.
fahruug.
$50 bis 500 Mouatss Ge6alt fit lniere stbt'
t~urienten peer feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3cIe'
erapbiften n etoBer s'a6traee uniere 8 Sou.
PubrisP eanttcr empfnbIcn, Sebt 1T Die bette
Scit auu Gimtrift. @freibt ipcgen adidloa.
Wprie edhppl Of IeIesraptA.
Ca Grpiie, @ix.; 9erarfanu. Ger; Can Sran,
ciscu, Gal. (s4brcffirt an traeilo eth, Der obteen
Gtdbte.) (Suli6. 4lite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
Baltimore Ecmctcrn.

sRrean: Wr. 344, Wsrb.GBartes.etrah
NegrdbnibpI1te sum Serfduf - bon $25 an.
nit WlarIncrpfoitcn abgegren8t. $50 Ylde
fit bier Sribcr. (Sanf6.fS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-04
lorraine.

mealertfh = farfartia - Gricbiid.
MciIc. Nenntt Bic NIT 9ciubatfan beSeidneie
siortbssroenucsGn Sreie autfhen 9aa6miftdas
am 2ernlinus. Breifc bon BcerdbribpIiBen iett
lpes,su' %. seidsts gseingnnSsn: 1sics6Sn -
NeabS. VerlauDt Hrpfhare. (0aai4 .fS.1&S)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-16
NOTICE. CARNIVAL EXHIBITORS

All agricultural and hortlcultur-
al exhibits must be delivered to the
Secretary Of the Commercial club,
at the Smith room, north OF the
Citizens Nationa! bank, Third
Street, on Thursday. Friday, Sat-
urday and Monday, October II, I3
"a and l6. No exhibits in these
classes will be accepted later than
Monday
All live stock entries mast close
not later than Monday night, Oct.
I6. 1t is not necessary to bring
the horses and mules to be exhibi-
ted in until time for the Friday
exhibition as they will only be ex-
hibited the one day, Friday. the
goth, the entries however must be
made not later than Monday night.
Hogs and poultry are expected
to be shown throughout the week.
IS. HOWARD LEEcH, Secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-16
Tuttle

w D from Pearl Beardsley and
wife to J H Haskell, lots and 2
blk Fl. SI64
WD from Hosea Walden and
wife to l. r McCart, lots ; and 4
blk FL. SI2oo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-16
OPERAHoUSE

The demand for seats for Mon
day the opening night Of the Ger
trude Ewing company's engage
nient at tho opera house has been
quite large and indications are that
Miss Ewing and her excellent com
pany will be greeted by capacity
house and that their weeks stay
here will be a profitable one artist
ically as well as financially.
Polite vaudeville will be given
between the acts Of each perform
ancs and ladies viii be admitted
free Monday night under the well
known chnditlons, if seats are Sc
cured before 6 p. M. Of that day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-16

.CHICAGO-One fare plus SEC
for the round trip, on sale Oc-
tober 2I, p, 23; final limit
November 4, 1905.
OKLAHOMA CTTY - One fare
and one-third for the round
trip. date Of sale October ~
70 2Ist inclusive, final limit
October 23rd, 1905.
KANSAS CITY--One fare plus
$500 for the round trip, Oh sale
October 9TH to nth inclusive,
hnal limit October 23.
Account American Live Stock
Show.
Low Rates TO all points east of St.
Louis
]. H. FORTIER, Agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-16

A special meeting of the Wood
men circle next Wednesday at ! p.
m. All members are requested to
be present. General business.
Mrs. Gussie Goldsmith, Guardian;
Mrs. c.S- Hartcham, Clerk. 46-47
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-16
200 CORDS OF WOOD.

We are paying SO per cord fol-
excelsior wood, to be cut out Of
cotton wood, split in slabs ; feet
long, bark peeled off, delivered at
our furniture and mattress factory.
Sigmon Furniture & Carpet Co.
Chickasha, |. +. 25-47
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-16

Anders L. Mordt returned from
Chicago yesterday. He says the
big Windy City looks like a village
compared with Chickasha- While
there Mr.. Mordt induced some
wealthy Norwegians to form a com
pany for the purpose Of advertising
and selling farm lands in this conn
try. He is TO be local manager Of
the company He also formed a con-
nection with large loan company
which will do business in this
country.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-16

Wanted:-A FIVE room cottage,
either north front or northeast cor
ner, hill preferred. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-16
REALTY TRANSFERS
For 18th Recording District during Ind
Week in October

4 fulHlSnGu ny ADSttdCl lJrpl. Ol
Chickasaw Trust Co.
Chickasha.
w d from Sallie l.. Minter to
Scott Jones and Mrs. A. Murray,
lots il 10 II inc blk 73, $4,000.
WD from Isaac Rochstein 10
Jerome Williams, $3.50.
w D from w F Lee and wife 10
S w Bird, lots and ? blk 2Io.
$1,000.
w D from Trustees First Pres
byterian church to H A Coley.
lots / to a, blk 81. $1,000.
w D from ] A Darnell and wife
to ] VO Farrell, lot 20 bk "a. SIo
w D from R n Murphy end wife
to J W Mulligan, lots +, 5 and s.
blk 90 b. 1900,
w u from Edward ; Dougan
and wife to ] w Mulligan, lots ?,
8, 4, 7 and 5 bl 90 r. S2roo.
w D from Harvey B Spencer
and wife to Frank Warren; N r-2
lot 8 bl 26o.
Marlotv
w d from John F Schiel and wife
TO Thomas Martin Jr, lots 70, ~,
and IS bk r6. S5s2.
w D from ] F Starley aud wife,
TO D NJ Montgomery, lot 9, blk %,
$500.
Tuttle
w D from Pearl Beardsley and
wife to J H Haskell, lots i and
blk Fl. SI64
WD from Hosea Walden and
wife to l. r McCart, lots ) and 4
blk sI. $1,000.
Acreage Property
w D from E S Burney and wife
TO S w Bird, sw or Of sw Or Of 4
OF. $500.
w D from Virginia Miller and
husband John NJ to Jack Shelton.
50 a in 1885.
w D from Serena Julius ct al 10
G H Connell 200 a in 26-a-6. I2o
a in 1920. 40 a in NV or sec on
36-2-6. $1,000.
W D from John King ct al 10 A.
Z Becker, 90 in 9-3-7. 100 a in
W IL I7-4-6.
Alfred Holulaa and wife to
Southern Investment Co. 100 a in
sw qr 22-9-7. f2o in Sc or Is-o-
7. 5000.
w D from Frank Durant and
wife to 7 Richards, I3o in W IL
24-r-6. $500.
W D from John O'Donneil to G
o Mays 40 in NV Or $500. S7S5.
A c Becker and wife to w M
Prnsley 100 in WIZ of I7-4-6.
$500.
w D from Alfred Worcester to
w n Redwine 100 a in W II Of II
SO. S5I2.
w D from Alfred Worcester to
w N Redwine 90 a in NV or Of @
81. $3.50.
WD from 8 W Howerton to
Dock Crunk. so a in Sc Or Of 1925.
$500.
Taylor Johnson ct al to G il
Taylor 80 in NV or Of 1880. |
s4o3.so
w D from John Cole and wife to
Scott Guthridge 20 in ne or of
1866.
X ] Scarlet to Pat Tolan ct al.
90 in sw or Of 1877. $4,000.
QCD from J S Gibson to G Ii
~onnell 200 a in I-2 Of 26-26,
10 a in NV q Of 36-s-6. 81. etc,
w D from Joe Wade to Labitha
90 a in NV qr Of a2-2-6.
S2so.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-16

l. 7. Russell, editor Of the Ana
darko Democrat, was in chickasha
yesterday.
The statesman., 1905-04-28

aud while their loss is greatest in a
husband and father, all will miss his
kindly disposition and friendly ways.
The organization of a children's
lodge in connection with the L. B. Of
F. is a step toward. The young folk
at the helm are o. l.. Lawson, 0.
Grigsby and Espauols Gwyn.
The Misses Howard aud Mr.. A. E.
Barbee entertained a large company
Of young psople Thursday evening at
the home Of the former on Ogden St.
1t was one Of the social events that
derives their pleasure as much from
the congenislity of the guests as the
charms OF the hosts.
The police might dragnet Five
Points with profit Sunday DR.. Cot
trell was set upon by three drunken
thugs, and but for his prowess would
have been roughly handled, He
escaped serious injury and two of the
assailants who were caught were as.
sessed S. 90 and cost in the police
court
Mr. McNey OF Boulder was in the
city Friday.
w. NJ. Moore and wife came to the
city Wednesday and are the guests of
relatives, Miss Laura Moore. They
leave next week for Portland.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
Author Has His Troubles.

Robert W. Chambers, who at times
uses startling incidents in the con-
struction of plots for his novels, is
constantly receiving crank" letters.
Once woman bombarded him with
letters for an entire year, saying that
she was spending her fortune to buy
up and destroy all of his books be-
cause THE King in Yellow" had made
her crazy. ominously adding that as
soon as her money gave out she was
icming to his home to murder him.
Mr.. Chambers, in telling this story,
remarked that he was pleased to see
that her money still holds out" An
other time a nan sent him a model of
machine, declaring with oaths that
the author must pay $4,000 for the
privilege of inspecting it or he would
have him poisoned.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
This Pla Was a Bull.

W, l.. Grosvenor, assistant superin.
tendent Of schools of the Children's
Aid Society. told story the other day
of boy who was sent from the cor
gested East Side district of New York
up to the Kensico Farm school of the
society for a summer outing.
The little chap came back greatly
delighted" said Mr.. Gresvenor.
Gee Whit said he, tits a nice
place and they've got the biggest
pig up there you ever sawi"
The biggest pig" said Mr.. Gros.
venor, was Holstein bull."-New
York Press.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
Plan Handsome Masonic Templs,

The California Grand Lodge of Ma.
sons, which includes the subordinate
lodges of Hawaii. is planning to build
in San Francisco a temple larse
enough to accommodate all grand
bodies of the craft within its jurls.
diction, The present temple is about
forty years old.
The statesman., 1905-04-28

]. W. Stokes is again in the city.
Walter yernell, who is now at the
Springs, was in the city this week
Herbert Black is in town from
Boulder.
Sylvester Banks OF Kansas City,
Ksns., who has been attending Me-
harry, was in the city this week.
Mr. Harvey Of MCGEE Street, who
died at the County Hospital Wednes-
day OF last week, was buried Saturday
afternoon, Rev. Tolson officiating.
The following program will be rend
cred by the Eureka Literary Society
Tuesday evening, May End '05. Pi-
ano duet, Mrs. Nav Byrd and Miss
Percy Clarke; Recitation, Mrs. Maud
Savage; Baritone solo, Jas. Anderson;
Paper, DR.. W. A. Jones; Discussion
OF Paper, Society; Music, Corona Man
dolin and Guitar Club; journal, BW
Fields; Piano solo, Rhoda Anderson; /;
Report OF Critic, Miss n. Howard.
The W. C. 7. o., will meet Tues
day afternoon at 2:9O at Zion Church
to listen to a talk to mothers by Mrs
Ida Joyce jackson of Colorado
Springs. She will speak on The In
nuence OF the W. c. T. L. on the
Home" She addressed crowded
house at the literary Tuesday night
on kindred topic. She is the guest
of Mrs, Ida Depriesi. Mr.. Jackson
joins her here today.
There are more elaborate dances
given somewhere by somebody, but
you could not persuade the patrons Of
VIM. Knights Smait Set Easter Bail
at Manitou Hall that any can exceed
his in pleasure. The decorations, the
crowd, the music and the evening
were ideal and everyone had good
time. The Harris Orchestra played.
The invalid son OF Rev. GLADDEN. of
Colorado Springs, died Tuesday.
Joe Robh, Marion Reed and Ralph
Motley were down from the Springs
Wednesday.
Sam Lucas and Miss Laura Bailey
OF the "Moonshiner's Daughter" are
again in the city. They are nearing
the close OF their season. During the
summer Mr.. Lucas will do concert
work in the central states in company
with the Mallory Bros. who are now
The statesman., 1905-04-28

The first week in May the Elks Of
Rice Lodge will charter car and go
to Topeka to set up lodge. A rate
OF s. there and return will be made
including all who wish to go at that
time.