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RELICS OF TIE BRONZE AGE.
May Articles Eseavsted at Renfrew
shire. Scotland.

May Articles Eseavsted at Renfrew'
shire, Scotland.
rBil recently yestiECs 81 the
H-rare Asa civilization in Rcnfrew.
shire have been rarely met with.
rsoush there we're, 6o8htless, many
skilled craftsmen aud an extensive
p1ag'ati11 iu this as In many other
parts Of Scotland during the period in
question. which is thought TO have
ranged in tine from about the six
Es-ath 20 ths second century before
thy Hirth q ChriSt. Lately. however.
rus,us undoubtedly Of the Bronze
Ars IN Renfrevshire have been
h-o1snr 10 light by excavations near
TIE railway station at Newlands, Mr..
LutcElc Nam. ?. : a. Scot. who de-
scrI51E 4 few weeks ago the New
LA1ts dzts 20 the Society OF Antiquar-
les q Scotland. has had the good for
TINE recently 10 locate another
B-ua-s Age site II Is situated be
tween KilnAleolm and Bridge OF Weir.
zz5 tie nos, important relic found Is
q teaztifully shaped perforated stone
E1e-hA amer. oTnamented with knobs
E-t zE!tiues. aad in perfect preserya.
Fk,-
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GUN LOADED FOR a WITCH
CHARGE Consisted OF shii''nss' wa''e'
with Bible Leaves.

Nicholas vadderman. a retired far"'
or Of Angora. has come into posses.
Sion of wha, he believes IS a relic oil
the days when superstition and neliei
in wi,chcraft was general. This is an
old nintlock musket which con,ainee
a charge evidently prepared for the eN'
eeu;Ion OF a witch. Yedderman' VINO
deyoies his time to the collection OF
eurios purchased the musket at an
auction sale held in an old farmhouse
recently. From It's appearance the
weapon antedated the revolutionary
war. and when found was in deplor-
able state of rust. In cleaning II We'd
dsrrnan discovered that there was
charge In the gun. and this he care
fully withdrew. To his surprise, he
found Instead OF bullets. two silver
shllIlngs. dated 1881. tightly wadded
With leaves from Bible Of ancient
print. Beneath the shilling was a
small lock Of hair and a piece OF paper
containing an illcCible quotation. The
sunpowder was coarse and uudoubted'
Is Of colonial manufacture. Nedder'
man. who has made study Of such
thlrcs. says it was by firing such
charmed charges that the supersti.
rous believed they could scare on
ui,1hcs-Ph Philadelphia Record.
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knowledge OF TO coun.r !, \
but one, where tea Is usel 4, 1,
Portugal. which 20, ia ~
OF teamaking from a M,
China. with which. a, thr !,
other nation ni Europe su.J
1T was while irayellrr !
back with a guide In The ,Esl
Of Portugal away from sAes n
where We had periorce !, :
porlments in the most etc.,.a
OF the few ounces Of ia nj
that We could afford to ca-u /
that We hit upon a tlsournI
ing no milk. We drank osr "a
Portuguese drink theirs. n,}
infusion. swcetened with ssr
Il remembered 10 have III
lieye In the travels o. he Al
that. when the Chinese :s,sj
thrifty in the use u Il. q
more expensive teas, ,hg 4
leaf TO n powder and use ssf
infusion. We found that 'al
be ground In a coffee MI u
as coffee. that tea made siis 1
der Is as good as or better ID
made with the whole leaf i;i 1
powder. as Il naturally ssE
farther than the tea leai.-
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Paid Debt with knighth1

TO tell his good luck 10 he q
choice. He explained 10 hs
uation. how old STAMPS =
picked OF documents and q
and how he had invented ID
plan to remedy this. -Bs
said the young lady. II al ~
had n date put on them ,ig
at n future time be used ~
lection. This rather sii1a
Bessemer. But he devisst
method OF marking The ~
British government sas
The device was accepted ~.
change OF machirery OF ~
needed. Bessemer was lh'ss
no superintendent OF slisr
be appointed. Thus be IL
himself OF a job.
Forty.fve years later ara
invented the "Besseme'
preparing iron and had nae !
fortune. Bessemer wrote ~
consfield. then prime mirsa,
ing out that he had saved u ! .
millions without the rewin .
ny. He no longer "an'sa
the government aesno.s, ~,
debt and paid Il with q N
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Alexis began; About year ago,
while our command. under Genera
kaufman. was pushing its way across
the Tsrtary steppcs, We had sharp
ennf,ic, with body of Turcoman cav
slrv. We were apprehensi,e oil an
attack ey the enemy in force, ana
nr,mp,ly took a position to repel any
advance. Night fell. and my troop
WAS assigned to outpost duty. ! Vas
ordered To advance as far as possi'
e,e so as to get some idea OF me
Tircomans. II they should prove 10
be in force. We fell into an amous,
eade. and was cSp,ured and hurried
10 the Tnrcomau headquarters, where
VAS thruS, into tent and my ia'e
speedily decreed. In the conflict OF
which / have spoken, the Tureonah
chefs son Was KILLED. and It was de-
teruiaed TO XIII me BY way OF re
prisaL
While dellberatius N my
ts;e. overheard the Turco
mans sllpte to another prs
orer whom they captured. aud
his death too vas urged 1t vas
pleaded il exts=uAtion that he vas
70, s Russian. that he Vas e civilian
Aua that he uroala evidently Dc heavy
rarsS1ca. Toward DAYLIGHT / became
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Peculiar LIE ln.ur,ne.

A curious form OF life insurance is
springing up in French manufacturing
towns under the Lame OF la Fourmi''
1.-THE anti The popularity is that the
longer man lives, the less he be.
comes entitled to- The payment OF
IS a month assures the payment Of
zoo to the heirs of man dying be.
fore the age of IS. the payment dim.
inishing proport'onately to gl02 at 81.
The Idea Seems to be that II a man
dies young his children are likely to
be In want. br, that when he ia nfty
they Will be ale to earn their living.
London Anrsers.
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fhe modern crusade against con-
sumption Is no losing fight. but one
In which every blow tells. 1t 10 en-.
courassng to note. from the first an
nuai report of the Committee on the
prevention Of Tuberculosis, that the
aea'h rate from this deadly malady u
decreasing quito rapidly. especially
IN those places where the public d BE-
Ing instructed and the necessary sani.
tary reforms made.
Ine following statements recsatly
MADE oy Prof. Fisher of Yale sAov
the encourastns rate At which triSrs
cuIosts y decreAslne In this nn1 c1fIreI
Countries: ia Ea1land L deci1ne1 -
ssveaty yeafs ftun thirty .n1n6 SSr -
s.ossen4. = ~ ppu1hGle1 s. 1S111r
= M u sna.aAuela ~ - ~ ID
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trench to conceal ii.
ton from the foe. p,o,
ing unit! nigh, this s,.
men was under almo,, !.
oiten at such short ,,,s.
could bring their n,.,s, H
Thus they fought for ,s.,.
ana defended their d,,..
without food and for drirs 4
muddy winter mixed vIs
blood. They killed ma..
dozen Indians and vou,s.,
score.
heiier came that night Y (
thirty-six hours after ' n. !
before medical aid and ~.
given them a, the near.., ~ J.
vatc Smith died beior. H.
reached. Every man ~.
Scout Chapman severely u.
Dixon several times. but :. }
ously. This band Of four ~
two scouts were of tho.. },
been fighting and marchIr, \
amid the most dreadtul -
They were worn to sII, 4,
but their souls were a. ,,
outdoors" and they ilIneh,. y
under heaven. And BY ,,,. ,
these was this nation u,,.
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Visible to Physicians =!

for her long after her osa.
been gathered TO his 'aIl.
Behind sunburnt ehsss
that make all these QUE = y
faces look pallid and won y h
the medical man Is guy. y.s,
nize the imprint OF 'he l.
other things pointing !"
diagnosis. -. ~
spot upon her face anola' -
Der chapter for reflection, NJ
be lupus or epitheliOna. ..,.|
ulcer. 1t will mean far E
sion OF bodily and men'A
that Of any broken linD. II
has compensations. He ~
pailld man with his am ~. I
viii in a few weeks be ,Ds
ride to hounds; that the .,,v 1S' n
ple appealing to the chariu S.,s|
by is ia no pain. and pr0''S.' y.
able to enjoy life as s'' +
London Mirror.
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oozsescus thzt za=s ozs as sAiz-zE
s-trzzce 70 ~ gszT f0o= teal A.
fal-i-E as received L vAis7S-st
<o-a O. warning z EzEltss 70 T-s-
serve s,s-rs. "a; ths t-tr-5s- vEs
TREAD Tss-e II TIE E1rEaess tsl-
iss gasp o 4 t-sszzly sGzd Az soe-
tSe stranger b~CEz % =ztAs-s- to
h,c-as ~Alea ss,t zs fast hA.ts A.
tes;-
-wh1s tAzs engaged - zusts-ss
susA.' 4=s s-szily trv~ atek t-to --s
E2-kss; Es-E O: ths text a EuVe
-s-l a. tss ezJrx-rs caused zs o
COX = th1- sl--c-boz- Ths-s- Es a
s5-.1ast.s z-z--s, tss GE1; O. sz-lg
z1Vz- s-cS5 Tz-u1=z- Els tacs
rss1-z-5 EE:k "a 5z5ss. EAts- !; zLE
-ss cslss ve1s= So AK5 bzs- EEgeE
AZ 10 ~ s==Iz5sz ~ ne l.
IS E1-S - tc-s A. z--f-sE EAErs-.
---1E - ~ gang s,es- He
I5rIz-s. si5s=5 ~ sys-- M
zz-=s q --zvs- A. EE--s5- c1aI1
Lz-s- szz- - -. e-sK-s &C ~ face,
S55z--F -ke-E ENs sash E-E q re
-s--- -7-s -z--1zE- ts.L sho. tkrulrh
IA - ~ Tie z=e moment our
=-B15E 80 4 zl5 cses- eaaree9 the
-E-r-=- z=q- Al -e we're saved
1-ss ~ 1-5szz ny Gear frisrG here.
VS. - ~ Eko z-at ia; sh0- and
EI-s1 ~ Efs n TIE Tssk O. his uza,~
z7-- Eavo.7 B-zve Cos5,-
N-tls AzE-izz-.T Gallant s1'Eleri-
Ez-= s-=s q. TIE src,E--ati1as zhieh
.1CE=z - recital q Alexis thrill.
~ E-Vs----s Ard rescle As be
--zs.s1 As -z-z=5- E-5 EraspirE Cobb
EA-=ly - ;ss Aaz5. - a5ds5:
S1E trss-Ls, 2i5 re % show our
. e-zve Az=-ezz IA, xs Russians ara
- E-E-ztst11r-
80 ae c,5-tfu-sgs1
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Decrease of White IL!

prevent the spread Of ~ in'e ~
hospitals. together WIZ II
love OF out-of-door spoI..
Of ventilating appiiann,Ss n,s ~
fircplaces are prooao' ~
tIon Of their CROWNS
consumption -. ~,
In 0ermany. duriss .a ~
teen years. the des'. :. ~
clinsd from thirty-cne = ~ &
onelhalf-a full third
ia tAs united stsses -
rafs 4 1900. in the }
rsgistration has cee. ~
i111n6oea, - agains.s "
iSSS SScuting : deelne
SSC 1'S1f In u yeass
s11ss 1ssusty Y
'j|i|
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gratitude of his sovereign. there broke
upon the night air the sound Of distan;
sleigh bells coming nearer and nearer
A futser Of excitement began among
the throng Of guests
Paul Nazimo1. his face flushed with
pleasure suddenly appeared ALEXIS
b coming be announced
The sleigh bells sounded nearer
There vas borne across the frosty
atr The checry hi. hi OF driver and
- auiek echo Of the hoofs OF flying
1ursss - they approached the Maxi
- palnee.
ne gaeats crowded to the doors and
- b1nA. he fAnous hand q Durski.
1oEuek - Tie we1coGle march
- tnnn1nR ne1oes stcppsd. the
1n61f1 49, 1ny1 = 1sAt neryy Snsie.
|S1k ls 6 SnlaP as1ke ~ ~
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40 es co-tiaaeal
Elssc> - TsE soY-s IDEAL.
sh Las :: so-s Tim. L--r 20 Be
ec-- Soeg-ses Of IN. Seas.

At Las :: Ss-e Tine L--a 20 Be
ss-- s'ees-7es Ct n. Seas
Thsre ep7ss = tine il the life Of
sTe-y hcy -hsu he wants 10 rur away
t-u7 hone and bs q pirate. OF a stree,
car conductor. @ politician. or some
thing Usually ~ksa he rnAkss his
AMBITION kasoEu the old nan urts him
tora with s;s-z hard. and ernpha.
s3Ess his warning with a strap or a
switch and when the boy does ,un
away be IS ashamed or afraid TO come
back again. feeling that he'll be whip
ped within Al inch Of his life. How
much SETTER would il be II the father
would take the aspiring son into the
hArn AID Commune with him as friend
TO friend, BY all means. saws the
Sise old man under the c!rcum.
stances. go and be pirate"
1t is the great Aeliciiou o, nv life
hat my own business cares ana re-
sponsibili;ies have prevented ne from
securing long. low. rakish Graf, and
becoming the seourge OF the seas. 1
believe that IL Is the duty Of every
N-aA - A-aASI Joy 70 serve az arDren-
ueeship upon pirate ship. and I
would be the last to preven, a SON Of
mine from following up such an amb,.
uon- Any help or announcement I
car give you will be freely rendered
But remember that IL you need a sea.
soa of rest and relaxation. youll al.
Ways have q cordial welcome MT
hons-
The boy thus addressed might run
away from home, but he wouldn't IN
further thsn the next town: as soon a,
he grew weary Of the enterprise ~
would remember the good old man a,
home and the pleasant times AROUND
the IRE in the evening and he vo,ls
decide to Postpone his pirsucai enter
prise for n least few years-Ne
braskA State Journal.
rAe lMps-fans TMiae. :
HiIty-nev - Z eal2ov cateA -
sript ".
Jse-1sssas ~; ~ Nv -. !,
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swss1HgART's EYE IN FOB.

Latest rae et rsshienabies in londen
ard Paris.
wol--eE are not alone in taking mp
fsdS Toe Young men OF Paris and
Loeiua are rushing 10 death the
uGtea fols7 and scarf pins ornamented
viis their zWeethearts' eyes. The eye
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u ARKE EST II u S S "A
H. poNNELLH =
by Arssa reserved
\

crowds OF servants gathered a, the
entrance. Alexis Nazimor spTans oai,
and in another moment was elssRed
in his fathers arms
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Nsn Lays Rsma,,ss.le ee..

A hen bef'nsing to Sergeant nid.
fock. PadihAm voluntesr Instructor.
has laid = renaFkabJs en-. says ~
Leaoon Telegeaph. Ths eeo has 1
~ SO. upn whteA y slFiiine =.
ssn9senee q ~ diaI q : e3oek nirno
- l9n esl aent roan1 ~ ~
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M lgane.ee.A Tn,,.

n'!iy-nsv - ! sslaov caseA ~
. yes11saHs -; ~ NV -. s
- - = NJ De>, ,1sz 3tlIS \ q !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24
IMPORTANT
MEETING
ALL CITIZENS WHO BELIEVE IN
PUSH AND PROGRESS EXPECSED
TO ATTEND
TOWN BUILDERS WILL MEET
Monday Night. Some Important Pro-
positions Will be Discussed

A special meeting of the com.
mercial club has been called for
Monday night and some very i'm
portant propositions willlcoi-se up
for discussion and for final action.
Among the matters that are ur
gent is the question Of sending a
representative to Washington to
work for federal court for
Chickasha. The bar association
has already decided that Chick
asha representative should go to
Washington and the commercial
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24

DR.. Penqui'e and w L Sawyer
have returned from a hunting trip
in the Davis mountains in south
west Texas. They report plenty Of
game and fine sport They brought
bacE4our setso antlers as trophies
Of their prowess. pr Penquit killed
the biggest deer ever killed in that
section. Chickasha hunters killed
all the bear last year and didn't
find any this time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24
FAITHFUL
ASSEMBLE
TO TALK ABOUT 1T. LEADERS WANT
TO HEAR FROM THE RANKS OF
THE PARTY.
A BIG POW WOW At GUTHRIE
Rival Factions Brandishins Their War
Clubs for Battle.

Guthrie, o. T. Nov. 23.-
Leaders Of Delegate Bird McGuires
organization are writing letters to
party lieutenants in different pro-
tions Of the territory to assemble
here when the territorial committee
meets Saturday. These party
workers from the different counties
will be expected to report accurately
local sentiment concerning the ap-
pointment of Captain Frank Frantz
to succeed Governor Ferguson and
the prestige, if any, gained bv the
Mcclure faction in its Endorsement
of Frantz.
The meeting Of the terri oral COM
mittee ostensibly is to take such ac-
ton as may be found expedieut in
statehood matters. The anti Nc
Guire republicans fear thai an at
tempt viii be made to induce the
committee to indorse the actions
and statements of Mcclure. Cade,
Filson aud Whiting, in Washing
ton, who asked President Roosevelt
to appoint Frantz
Leaders Of the apti-McGulre
faction declare that there is no
precedent in Oklahoma republican
politics for the Endorsement Of any
candidate by the committee as a
body, each member of the com
mittee having been left free to do
as he pleased, and that the COM
mittee never delegated to its chair
man authority to represent the
committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24

club has been asked to cooperate
in the movement. There will be
full discussion Of the matter.
Another important proposition
that will come up is one from the
the Washita Valley Interurban
Railway Go. A definite PROPOSE
ton will be presented by the pro-
moters.
Still other questions Of vital in
terest are to come before the club.
Let every member and every cit
izen who is interested in the well
fare Of Chickasha attend this meet
It's up to you Will you be a
worker or a pull back2
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24

Good board with pleasant rooms
at I75 Iowa Ave. If.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24
OPINION
OF FRANTz
ON STATEHOOD. HE THINKS 1T IS A
CERTAINTY. is GOING TO
WASHING TON
SURE TO Be JOINT STATEHOOD
Every Reason for Union with Oklahoma
Sequyah Don't Go

St. Louis, Nov. 23:-capt. Frank
Frantz. the next governor of Okla-
homat was in St. Louis yesterday
on his way to Washington to see
President Roosevelt. The pres
ident announced a few days ago
that Capt. Frantz was his choice to
succeed Gov. Ferguson when the
latter's term expires in January.
The former rough rider has not
been formally appointed as yet.
Single statehood is a certainty, F"
said Capt. Frantz yesterday. "It
will come quickly. but none too
soon to suit the people Of Oklahama
and Indian Territory. The single
statehood nj 3vemelt III the Indian
Territory has practically died out.
There are few good reasons why
the Two territories should be sepa-
rated and host Of better ones why
they should be one and inseparab.e
as long as this republic lasts. l
expect to be the last territorial gov.
ernor OF Oklahoma.
Congress viii pass the single
statehood bill before the close Of
coming session. Thenext step will
be constitutional convention which
will pave the way for admission in
70 the Union, which probably will
take place on July 4. 1907. The
state elections will follow aud the
first governor o1the state probably
will be inaugurated on March 4,
1908. The statehood delegat on,
which has just been to Washington,
has received every encouragement
and the bill may be pas WI carly in
the session.
"Oh. yes, the name Of the new
s.a.c will Be Oklahoma. n doubt
a out that. " at about Syquo-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24
@NI NR NA M COMPANY AN AND SELLS REAL ESTATE FOR YOU

S. Howard Leech, the push ing
secretary Of the commercial club,
has taken on a fresh load Of energy
along with broader smile on his
countenance. He is habpy over the
arrival of his family from Mobile,
Ala. Mrs. Leech and three children
arrived yesterday. She was accom-
panied by her father who will re-
main few weeks. The Leech
family is at home at 1927 MINI.
ave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24

WHY MONEYBAK has withstoou Ieln'
the reason for its giving long wear.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24

yah2 Well, Sequoyah was all right,
but with due Difference to his mem
ory, don't you think the name
sounds a little bit like a patent
medicine? Oklahoma ismuch better
Anyway, that is settled In FIVE
years Oklahoma will be removed
from the doubtful column of states
70 the safely republican, because
most Of the people coming III are
republicans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24
MORAN MAY Be RELEASED
Attorney Riddle Secures Writ Of Habe
as Corpus for Him.

F.E. Riddle returned last night
from St Paul where he secured
writ of habeas corpus from the
U. S. court of appeals in the Geo.
Moran case, returnable Dec. 9
This case grows out of the
killing of DR.. Beenblossom' S son
west Of Rush Springs August
4 1901, two days before the open
ing Of the new country. Moran,
Mart Perkins and Bert Casey were
indicted for the murder of the boy
while attempting robbery. Casey
was killed in resisting arrest while
Moran and Perkins were arrested,
tried and given life sentences.
Perkins is serving his sentence.
Moran's case was appealed to the
supreme court of Oklahoma, and
affirmed later his attorneys
have discovered what they consider
fatal defects in the indictment and
they also claim that the conrt of
Comanche country had no juris-
diction and on these grounds they
seek his release. The writ runs to
the warden Of the penitentiary at
Lansing, Kan, where Moran is
confined Mr.. Reddle's little
Frances, accompanied
him and enjoyed the trip very
much.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24
WAS DRUNK AND OISORDERLY
And May Get into More Trouble. Off
GERS Investigate

Chief Hopkins arrested a party
named Barr last night ON charge OF
being drunk and disorderly. He
was very obstreperous and the
chief had to use strong persuasion
to induce him to accompany him.
Judge Grigsby fined him $40 and
costs this morning and he was Civ
en- a job on the streets.
Barr came to town yesterday,
wearing laborer 5 clothes. He car
ried brown suit case which he
took to the Headlight about 4
O'Clock. About six O'Clock he
changed his clothes and appeared
in good suit Hopkins had been
wat ching him and on going to
the Headlight. he found that
Barr had cut open the suit
case with a knife. In it was a con-
siderable amount Of ladies clothing
and other articles. Barr claimed
that suit case belonged to a friend
and told story in police court that
was far from satisfactory. The
officers are looking for futher evil
lence.
Chief Hopkins found a laundry
5 ip among lh- article take frJm
the suit case. bsring ihs name.
n D. James, AURORA III.
Good board with pleasant rooms
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24

c. w. Botklu, formerly of this
city, now Of Wichita, was in the
city today, looking after business
and visiting among his many
old friends. His heart is still in
Chickasha and he contemplates
moving back here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24

Ben Johnson was liberal in the
distribution Of fine cigars among
his friends His generosity was
prompted By the arrival Of fine
little girl in his home. Congratula-
ton to Mr. and Mrs. johnson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24

w. A. Mcbride Of Ataka is
visitor in the city. He has property
interests here and is greatly inter-
ested in the city. He says he talks
Chickasha everywhere he goes
that S the kind of people we need
here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24

See the beautiful doll which the
Episcopal ladies' have on display in
Callaway's window.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-24

Wanted 1000 shares Of the
stock ofthe First National Mining
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-14
HICKS ON APRIL WEATHER,

aANAO YIN AFn1A "EA 1aEH.
1.-The next storm period includes the
18th to the 20th inclusive. The Easter
full moon on the celestial equator and
in perigee are embraced in the 18th
to the 10th. Very threatening. elec-
tricsl storms, violent and posi- bly,
tornado in places westward and cen.
trail, are possible and probable at this
time. These STORMS will break up in
to snow squalls over much of the
country northward, and be followed
by several days Of bleak to frosty
weather. Late sleet storms will visit
many sections on and touching the
18th and 10Th.
The next regular storm period ie
central on the 24th, covering the 23rd
to the 9th. The barometer will fall
generally during the progress of this
period, and April showers will thick
en- into wider and heavier thunder
storms. At all the periods in April
up to this period. many parts of the
country will get more rain than TO,
many months past. Low lands in
all central to western states will
have too much. Change to fair and
cooler will follow this period, up to
the 28th. On the 29th and 0Oth reac.
tionary storms conditions will re.
turn. April will end with much
warmer weather.