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The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-06

W. it great ?
Ai.alt I5O came down from Paulsboro,
Navloc Holmes was there with hi,
broom md it syyept eIean-the home
plate.
Monro e aid. Lee sa psev we1t
back 81 M p@e sF IA ao,
arou nj the its?Eeoua.
llZB pait admission.
! ",iSp''''l 60 "a Ae q ISL
tehi' VIoF9 s"fS s1'A1 20 LOT q ~
our. etoc
3uIspoio sports "No"' P1V'
oI Ghe saiD$.
t"arsha4 goolnl1 ASp 'ooV0'' -
0iuef uue't'
nol9ei aila uf .A-sf "s 'ete stio"s,
noo lin. 7"ic w
Hn5se0 o'aVes y Doo n1'S'
HHS9 So ~ uol a.
Doc = ~ 1,oaseF -" y Lfo
o"i 'u"1 M Ntoe@'@s o1ssef s'tca ~
S".t Nou'e p'@ye "@f9 " poiViy
"5H g"Lie.
'Ag luiin' ~ w
=" sio+~ ~
go~i VOTE
Ase nlS Hgh ilrne'a t9l- :
otoFe wien u SO 81 4r
p'g vac StlanSs Nao
GoIflooh ~ ~ Nte-4 - a.,
A'atgtey ulo 1850 so ~ ai'el
heE7f iSg a pan
,;5os lis
Paulsboro sports went home shame
faced. Stick to your color Dos
~rn.
I'm
AS there was ne restrictions as 10 play
ers both sides enjoyed the best probes
siohals they couit. get: tenn'sG Grove got
Crls Holman anoFi Perkins to look a.
tei their interest hNman is tor"eg'T
OF bridgeport, ma mas oeel' plsT with
Hoiyoke. PERKINS, OF Camo been
Playing %itn qua eftoWh, '0 star
at Atlantic CITY tbs season !,
Deal, Holman ana han re wei
known around here, haVin. ,yed on
Wilmington 4, A. Tor seVefa sons.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-06
NOTICE!


Public notice IL boror gwen by Edward
justice, coiiecfnnr ~ ele Borough Of Penn's
public sale all the lands, tenementS, heredita-
inents 2ad real estate hereinafter mentioned,
for the shortest term Tor which any person or
persons will agree to aake the same and pay
the tax lien thereon, including interest and
costs of sale.
The said sales will take place on the premis-
es, in PENIS Grove, n. j., on Saturday.
October 2lst, 1905, between the hours of twelve
and five p. m Of the said day. The SAID lands,
tenements, hereditaments and real estate SO
to be sold, and the names of the persons
against whom the said taxes have been laid on
account Of the same, and the amount of taxes
laid on account OF each parcel, are as follows,
viz.
Property Owner Amount of
Delinquent Taxes
Two (2lLots, West
side q Morris St., James Cook Estate Sc 16
Lot, East side of
Railroad, between
Main and Har-
mony Streets, E.. N. Howell, 81
EDWARD JUSTICE,
Dated September Is, 1905. Collector.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-06
ladies' aides Rain Goats

We are showing an extensive
line OF Ran Coats. We can
pleas you roth in quality and
price The prices range $3.50
$50, 8.p, 10, u, Is 80, Is
and IS,
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-06
Skirt

The jeparate Skirt, like the
SepaEse Waist, has become a
necessty. We are prepared
to suply all your skirt wants.
II bargain Skirts for Satur-
da7 selling at 50, reduced from
80.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-06

Train leaves Penn'S GrOVe Saturdays only
at 5.55 p. III. and Philadelphia at IL so p. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Trains leave PENIS Grove station 7.20 a. M,
APO p. M; Philadelphia $40 a. M, $50 p. m.
Post Office Hours
The Penn Grove Post Office is open from 6.45
A. Nj. to 800 L. M. Mail closes for all points
north and south with direct pouch for Wood
bury, N j., at Ills A. M. For all points except
Woodbury. at II As A. Nj. Closes for all points
AIS p. NJ. Mails arrive at rs and $50 A. M,
Il. 80, LIS and 7.30 2. M.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-06
Totals,
PAULSBORO.
Totals.

Struck ont by Foster, 2, Hartley s; base
On bulls by Foster, 3, Hartley Ii Hit by
pitcher, Flemming, Johnson; s%acriice
hits, shincel, Deal; two-base hits, Foster,
Elem.ning; double play, Foster, Grant,
Moore
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-06
Bear SIN Coats
Cloth Coats

For children, | to 5 YRS.
colors steel, ecru, red, ne
and castor.
The assortment of Coatsor
the little tots is SO large thai
leaves nothing to be desed.
The plain cloth coats, withto
trimming and the handsome
trimmed coats are both desl
able; also, the crushed Velv,
The prices range 1915 to ST.
Goats -
Fer older children, 6 tc14
years, are carefully tailo.d.
They are designed to hold tlir
shape and style until worn 1t
and they viii do it. The Wd-
tex Coat is .argely REPRESENT
in this line, All colors in boz
I and full length are showr
The prices range 1915 to Is.
Infants
Cream Coats, short and long
made Of cashmere, Bedforc
cord, lambs wool and silk ar,
one Of the strongest features 0
the infantss store. NJ betteI
value or assortment can be
found anywhere. Prices S1'5(
TO II.
Peter Thompson Sits, made
of blue serge, 6 to l2years, IS
to $50.
Silk Caps, 25c to$2.25.
Velvet Gays, 75c to $50.
We nays priced at S1.O0,
SCI "a! styles Of Children's
vhl.s and colored Silk Bonnets
pos shape. hat are worth
gu
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-06
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2lst, 1905,

Returnable October term, 1905.
BY virtue of the above stated writ Ot>Fi. Fa,
to me directed and delivered, l will sell at
public yendue, on
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-06
SALE

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between
EbeneZer Sparks,
COmpl't, II; L..
and ID
James A. Shoemaker,
ct. ais, Deft'S,
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John RIGGIN
-tsTTD MIR

Z $ Fog Proctor. COMM 'SolSt
Datec september Ath lD5. S@S"''
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
tAek 0I9eO oAov

Anaas osss osa~s s1srs oasAas o.
enc ooese 0sekeA
ea4A feG, &aeA tA-1Rsa No,
Helm, ~ise - a tenant Garvnes On o
u. fhom's pssce southwest O. Paris
cent % the sarnysra % look ssr eggs
She carried Aes ee-anontho- Old
daughter in her arrno ana while walk
ing across the lot was attacked by =
Jack which vac running loose On eAe
enclosure.
The animal grabbed tho infant IN rs
teeth and ran about the lot, shaking 1t
hercely. The mother pursued it ana
succeeded in segajning the baby, but
before she could escape fSom the l>t
the jack again seized it ana repeated
its horrible work.
The child's brains were dashed out
and most OF its bones were broken
by the animals teeth and the blows It
received against the fence. Mrs. Helm
finally rescued the body, but In the
struggle was seriously bruised herself.
Sch managed to get outside the fence
with the burden when the father reach
ed the house from the field where he
was at work. He took his gun and
killed the jack.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
7ExAs e~E0gss
0Apassassrs - AssisuItssv easAse q
kesA tseo oAttssh

oApafsMsm - AesisuItssv s~tAs1 q
1ssk tses oAttsss
Austirs Marco a. sesoluti0 ca
adoptes in Che legislature we1sesdso
erosiang shss Che pnheS eattes dss
earemerA Of sgricuRure - Anvit1o q
sxaaiss she eueest Conditions and 70
sources % Texas ana make surgea ipns
as 20 the oess e1ethods - D. adoete6
% save Che 1orests erorn destsaceioe
Che anilHia Sim was easse1 - third
eeadine tn Che Aoese. TAe bin seeks
90 elace the eexas efsstia On a haehe
plane aaa conlorm strictly 70 ehs pros
vssions Of che Dds htn
10 the ssnate che hiA isgaiazing eickea
0calping 10 Tesas Gas pasoe0 Anally
The Gill 2npsses az ernoae sax - 30
On sickee scalpses. -,
ne joint legislative ee,nmisteo aps
1ointed % BOX aafer tAe Aeee eruN en
Texas Aeed an executive session Vede
aesday 40 whicA time severss peraDns
anterested IN the snateer sppeereA Ae.'
fore the conenittee. Among them was
c. q. Walsh. aational eommittee1nae
from towe wbo b. In Texso gathering
testimony for Heerse On Che operasioAs
% Che Standard Oil comDanV. onA me
o. the toet trust. Sasn
Cowaa a Fore Vorth secsstas1 a
Che Texas Eatsie 0aisers assariataupe
10 appeared eefoss enc coaarnsttee.
Some Interesting deveoopmeaRs ere Qas
eecse6 fro0 this comnxtteo WheD u
makes sss scsoss @ ehs Gosesoos ese
egtslassse
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
AFTER RAPE FiEND.
enraged Citizens carrisd a Rope, Six
shooters and Shotauns.

enrased Citizens carrisd Rope, Six.
shooters and shotsuns.
Houston, March 16.--With a rope
sixshooters and shotguns, a posse OF
enraged citizens were chasing white
man who Wednesday morning GRIM
inally assaulted young society lady
at Drummer, suburb. She was alone
at home when he entered. representing
himself to be an agent. Her screams
brought neighbors. A posse was soon
Termed. The man fed to the country.
H. Rider Haggard. the novelist. and
daughter passed through Houston
Wednesday morning en- route to San
Antonio, where they will spend sew
eral days. Haggard is working on
colonization scheme for the poor OF
New York and London.
o. M. Colston +, soliciting freight
agent OF the Katy here, re -igns to 60
to Fort Worth as secretary of Vice
President Keeler OF the Denver route.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
LOAN IS POSTPONED.
dhres Banks d garis Hsee Held Tn
AQuest Of kussfas
IT VAT CAUSE PEACE
Shb eoar@ GvM CD Pare . tAs
Geench Sjnansiers Ut Gs Tbooghe
iA GO Fse TowarS Ends
asg Hsstilthss

Goaeon. Morch sa-fhe ee~oTe n M
Fre'eh Aankers Is eonsideseA By ths
condos aewspaeers as Che reoss hopes
en' ans snp@taAt eews q fuesdays
promising aH early peace 0etweee Res.
sia an4 Japan. Apparently Che prepos.
ed loan has -noe bee Q aAssl,1sely ssfuseA
bUt emily 1ostponea"
9hiA hswever D segarded aefe %
Being eantamuunt 90 . sefasai ana b.
expected % speak eouder to the Russia .
was earey evep shan kurCpaskin's se-
sevse 40 Nukden. as Is che geoeraa
belief that 10 Che aeath % NJ. Gerpnain.
che iaee govesn& Ut ehe cseait lyon.
oias, Russia tost ace strongest A1ancaaa
frsenA IN Fsasce. aad shat Aaa ne eees
alive no aifficslsy souaa Aavs eeee
eHperieaceG
The Amesican ano EngsisA anaskees
closed 90 Aer q Is ehoughs Russia caa
only turn - Germany. che b aot nike
" - be much tnore responsive thaa
France. and only a1sernattSe a2uss
seem 30 10 81 make eeace
Reports are eurvene acre that sapan
Gill now aemans az Indemnity aS Dee
tween e50o00o,0os aaA s75AO0o, 00e
BY delay In crossing eursuR Of aus-
sia's defeated ana 0emoralizea asmy
60 Tie Pass, F'ieaa Marshal pyama Aas
affordea General Kuropatkin sime Co.
sore sut NE disorgaaized units OF Ms
eOmnand and eeseere ais Iorc4s On al
h.lH hi nnn nuD H.
az known eAere Is no considerab3e force
NJ eight mileA but On &ussiAn
quarters there is . see.ing % appre-
hension that some turning move-
ment % WHICH there Is 40 definite IN.
formation is in progress.
From Japanese sources u Is eepoSteA
that many straggling parties from
Mukden are surrendertng upon che ap-
pearance of the japanese troops.
The council counsel of war. summon
ed by J mperor Nicholas. Is reported 90 !
have decided that the war must be car.
cried forward. The all important ques-
ton Of financial means however, is said
to have reached no solution, the situa-
ton being complicated by the reported
decision sef French capitalists not to
negotiate the loan recently offered by
st. Petersburg. The probability as re-
garded in st. Petersburg seems to be
that when General Kuropatiltn has
the task of reorganizing
what is left of his army, he will be per-
mitted to return to Russia and that
the command in Manchuria will be en-
trusted to General Sukhomlimoff,
whose war apprenticeship was served
lnder General Bagomiroff. who has
been regarded the foremost Of Russia's
scientific soldiers. 1t is possible, how
sver, that the command will 60 to
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholasvitch.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
CONSCIENCE CASH,
: A. Sinner" Makes Substantial Con,
trihution 70 the Fnnd.

: A. Sinner Makes Substantial Con-
trihution to the Frnd.
Washington. March 1S.-Secretary
Shaw has received the following COM
munication: Dear Sir: am sending
You herewith enclosed $4,000 which ID
to 70 to the use of the United States
government. Years ago defrauded
the government OF money but have re-
turned 1t all. and am now paying FOUR
fold In accordance with the teachings
OF Scripture The way of the trans
gressor Is hard and no one but God
knows how have suffered the con-
sequences and would seek to do q
bountffu1 restoration. May God pardon
me while the United States government
II benefited. a. SINNER
The amount which was In currency.
has been deposited in the treasury 10
the credit Of the conscience fund.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
NINETEEN DEAD,
Fire In New York Tenement Was 4
Most Friaftful One,


Most FrishtfuI One.
New York. March 16.-Nineteen per-
sons lost their lives as the result of the
burning Of the five-story tenement at
los Allen street. More than forty were
injured and only a few of the inp.ates
escaped unhurt. Coroner Krants saws
he has reason to believe the fire was of
incendiary origin.
The building was one Of the usual
crowded tenements and the disaster
was the worst in the history Of the
East Side. The district attorneys Office
has begun an investigation to place the
blame for the great loss OF life
Chief Croker OF the fire department
asserts that the police and the enement
house departments are to blame for the
violation Of the fire escape laws. The
tenement denartment officials says that
the blame is on the shoulders Of the
1re commissioner.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
UP TO ASSEMBLY.

Colorado Legislature Must Decide Who
Is ths Governor.
Denver. March 1.-THE supreme
courts decision that the legislature
cannot legally declare vacancy in the
office OF governor has simpiified the
situation by eliminating the PROPOSE
ton to seat Lieutenant Governor Nc
Donald as governor. There is now be-
fore the joint convention OF the general
assembly a clear cut issue between
Governor Adams and James H. Pea
body. confession. The Joint assembly
must say which Of those candidates for
goyernorship was elected. or by deciin-
ing to give any decision In the contest
leaves Governor Adams in the chair.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
Colorado CONTEXT.

Denver. March 1s.-All sorts OF Wild
runaors regarding the situation Of the
gubernatorial contest were In circula-
ton Wednesday. One OF these was to
the effect that two of Governor Adj
ANS supporters in the legislative con-
vention had been kidnapped. Peabody
AM anti Peabody Republicans confer
red on plan to seat Peabody as goy-
erl1or with the understanding that he
win Immediately resign. leaving the Of
fee to Lieutenant Governor Mcdonald.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.

Three Paris Bankers Have Decided Il
Postpone the Issue.
Paris, March 16.-Inquiry at three
banks principally Interested in the pro
posed new Russian loan brought the
response that 1t had been decided t.
postpone the issue. A report of one c,
the banks said the postponement was
for such an Indefinite period that II
was not likely the issuance would oc-
cur for some time to come. The post.
porlement was attributed to the III
certainties of the war situation.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
NEWS IN BRIEF.

H3gewood Tex. is to have q bank.
Hugo q. ID National bank has been
organized.
One hundred men are taking censue
of Oklahoma City.
Farmers arounka Terrell Tex, resort
best alfalfa crop IN years
Cotton Be1t road WIN build f1rs
brick rounihlse Il ;Texsri
kn6sfnn esersa ozI NJ lssls.l
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
HeoueS,oss ~ FORCE.
Ve,A1 0rsAss 0N was Aise o Seusosd
q VtED oeeote,

ve'se 01sAss GH was AIss Discussed
O. sss eessts.
AsstsA lfarch a6-A sesd4ution II
Sesasor a.ooees eros ding Cor Che dis
ehases % sesoe csn1aastsee sAerks> <c.,r
&tea tive eagee an8 he assistant
so&keepes. sn ssdss - sase sl.5ss .
o,oatA ta salseies cas-. sftes . short
deeass o. she @nate, set<rseA ~ sh'
e'hAiteee % eentsseus sxpsasez.
o. nStida e Senator Grsggs Q was
e.sdesra TIT . bsogvaVAy Of sohs On
Reagss, ~aicA srcuss>d ID the Chicago
oensd- hesasa q Nasrs O. - eransed
IL sAe bsrnsa
q eesdevsisn - senaaos 9illacs Gro
UdSr9 to- che eppoinetnent % o COM
"n0tae a evs S1erabere % ehe senate
ond seoen menhor0 q the house o act
~ Dnjunceboo With 0omnstoee % CT {.
ozeos ~ Austta On arSaas11g for IRA
0ceeioe % President RooseveN We
adoote1l q esosideA ehas Che peesident
a sAe senste ant the speaker - Che
a
0i6see. On Tho me a ehe senate 1feu.
tenarA Oosesnos Hea1 aaS Senators
W0laes. skansee tsan6e sd Easst
Stu oerv~
Pausss' On ers~id,as eos licensing,
no tsckee brokess. Gas sagroeaed q fter
a. aa1eo1 mens Gas aAoptea providing
that The authority % ose Che oiclsoe an0
q ags ss,s aaae o. she sriginas hoadee
amse - g7vea an writing and IN con
oecssoS ~sth he eAchee Aano1ae y Ns
oeDse y S600
IN the aosss Speahes eeaSarp Up.
eosnse1 Heasss. cooSs. TerreO a Trav.
q. Bryas % Tayior. webb. G o eta
Sno ano Shaseo as GomAittee eroan
SAe eoese % assist d ~ suee19iep OF
President Roosevelt
eootoerD Pacific saisswsy energsS NNr|
has passee % shsro eeoAang. 1
~ Sis asthortIes the aahean,
harrisburg ane Sac Aasoase Railway
. npasS y puschase ane consolidate
Tho Rev New Sorf. 9exas ant Mexs-
con- company. Gu8. Vest Texas anA|
gaeine. a. 0asveot0as 0ouseoo aaA|
HorSAen. end ne San AntGnas and
Gu1 shsso. I've anergse 10 coadioione ed I
opa sAs eateaeioR - tho 0uN Store
rom Stoc6Oale - C0ero mailing al
through liae eresN Sac AnsQio to P~tl
kavacca
ur. Onion oneroducod 0 SaDne resoAe
Aon orovidong Cor REDUCTION - house
to Ainety-ehree.
Senatos Davidson ana others Gave
Introduced gill to appropriate s1O, OOo
10 erecs stasste OF John H. Reagan
pD oho grounds of che state capita
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
PATRICK SiLENY.
esuaes1 Advised MIN Not 60 Akdrss
couro Of Appeals.

Albany, March 1J.-While senator:
esseniblymen and state officers we~
being turned away from the door or
account OF lack Of room inside, Albert
T. Patrick sat before the robed Judges
OF Che court Of appeals and heard form
er Senator Hiii argue an appeal from,
the Judgment convicting Patrick OF the
murder OF William M. Rice, the New
York millionaire. Patrick's original
intention was to address the court.
but upon the advice of his counsel he
remained quiet. contenting himself
with listening to the argument ar~
making notes which he used afterward
In advising Mr.. Hill In regard to rebuff
tai.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
GREAT eusHER.

Thousand Feet From cisssii We'll and
spouts Top Of Derrick.
Beaumont Tex, March 16.-Tuesday
night the Guffey company finished
drilling well on Sp;ndletop and when
1t started bailing Wednesday morning
the oil came with a gush and is spout
Ing to the top of the. derrick Thu
well is located about 1000 feet from the
Cissell well, which came in as a 500
barrel gusher Tuesday. The wells
have revived interest In Spindletop.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
Said TO BE Accepted,

Paris. March 1s.-The correspondent
at st. Petersburg of the Petit Paris
ei1ne says General Kuropatkin's resig-
nation has been accepted and that
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholavfetch
has consented to take chief command
In Manchuria.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
OFFICERS CHOSEN.

Z. D. Henry Of San Antonio Elected
Head Consul Of the Woodmen.
Waco. March 16.-The Woodn,en
e.scted portion OF the grand officers
Wednesday forenoon az follows: e
=. Henry. San Antonio, head consul;
John X. Strecker. Waco, head adviser:
j. w. Blake, Dallas, head banker.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
Peace Proviso.

London, March 16.--The Daily Mail
declares that the French government
has given Partisan banking houses
clearly to understand that they must
not conclude the proposed Russian loan
unless Russia IS prepared to negotiate
for peace.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
PITCHED BATTLE.

Manager 10 Wounded.
Memphis, March IA pitched bat
tie was fought near Lake Village, Ark
rays special to the ComnaerciaI-Ap.
peal. between a sherif's posse and
three negroes Two Of the latter were
killed and the third escaped. C. d
Owens. manager Of the Red Leaf PLAN
tation. was shot In an arm. The ne
gr0es were suspected Of being impli-
Gated in the murder OF two brothers
named Watson near Dumas. Ark.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16

Aeeo0 Case il Oe4oia
AUseta. MascA 1o-C@ney AssosAeS
Brady esosee Che sagunsAs 81 ehs
ssaee On ehe Eooss. bribery ease &C.
aesdsy aorning. De esgaA hl0 speech
a. 9:2G o'clock sn1 spoAe sos ehuG
Asurs, eeviewino the easo q leeaA
When Bea1y eoncaude1 Che eouss a..
aounced shsa eeceso ~sulA - takea
. ecsocs. 40 GAicA sas1o - OsvlD
charge the juey.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
Reported Recall.

st. Petersburg. March IA semi
/ afncial denial was given out here OF the
reparted recall Of the Russian Second
Pacific squadron
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-03-16
FREE TO READERS OF THE CAUCASIAN
NASHVILLE, TENN.

To every new or renewing sub
seription to the Southern Agricnl-
Subscribe now and take advan-
1, pay q full year ii advance and
j the leading Southern farm e.
d ppe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-08


Tae Tosd system a. applied
% tie Rock Isiand trade marx s A.
30 - disappear from everything te-
longing 10 the road. The Frisco
started the innoya iDn and the Rock
Island has non ordered that every
czr. every BIT of rolling stock every
fsece b printed matter and ID fac;
everything relating to the road b+sg
only the words Rock Is.aud" !.
This more On the part Of the rail-
roads, j Is understood. Is caused b.
.egal opinion. When the question of
railway ownership came up ID GER
tain cases witnesses would be askep
# trey we're employed, say, BY the
frisco system Il the answer
was denial. the object being to
show consolidation with other lines.
the witness xoilid be asked why
the woSd system ppeared On
the cards and letter heads.
Il IS explained that the move IS
10. des:gusd to coser anything but
merely to simplify matters as show
ing that the reads il question are
one line each and not collection
of lines under the title system"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-08
RUsslAa sPY

q - -
No var for years has been - fuf
of pictnre Que feature a TIE wai
now raging in the Orient ard as !
result IL afford nn'cnnded opror-
tnni,ies for tbs drsma'is'. In IA
Russian spy, the great Russo
Japanese var drama vhich Nillbe-
seen 81 the opera house. Thursday
night The author III. VI. Hayse,
hss takea advantage Of al Of tbese
opporienitie End ~ result has
given ug ore of tie best pictures 81
recent years The scenes are Iii
from, iife, the author. who is a news
paper man with wide experience,
having 4 personal knowledge of alb
TIE scenes and events depicted 1t
viii " psescnted 81 an EXCEPTIONAL
~ strong cast
Mr. J Lindsay os RoihwaI
Tex Is visiting fer son Jack Lind
say
Mrs. K. r. Scoaern has sgone to
Lawton to attend the Methodist
conference.
Little Giant School Shoes, solid
wear, fine workmanship. Try a
pair for the children. Jackman &
Lemon. 81 81
REV @ II Ray and Rev J. M.
l'ay left yesterday for conference
at Lawton. Their mother accom-
panied them
Rev Mr.. Florence OF Whitehead
/. 7. was IN the city yesterday on
his way to the Methodist confer
ence Al Lawtons He was the first
preacher who CONQUERED services
in chickasha. Before the town
was started he preached in a logI
cabin north Of the present site Of
the city and after the town was
founded moved here.
There IS no class Of theatrical
entertainment which 50 appeals to
the public as a first class war drama,
as Is shown by the success Of such
plays as Shenandoah Secret
Service" and the Heart Of Mary
land" The hlest successful war
drama is writsen around the war
now raging in the Orient and is
called "A Russian Spy" It's
stronger in many respects than any
of those mentioned, because ID adj
iition 10 the war features its Orien-
ial setting affords great opportunity
for spectacular effects and novel /
sostuming The scene in the
japanese tea garden with the pretty
5eisha girls isa that would
10 credit to even great opera.
VA Russian Spy will be seen
il the opera house Thursday night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-08

WANTED Position as book
keeper by 2 graduate Of Robert S
Business College Also have some
knowledge of shorthand and type
writing ~ p. sAtE, City
If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-08

All kinds n seaveuger work done
On snort notice Leave yonr order
~ Kemp's furniture store II
= B0afri0ni.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-08

The revial services at the Chris
tian church continue 70 draw large
crowds and much good Is being
accomplished.