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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
SGtoeis.

Bern. 81, Generalization Der
gurbesbabnen beit9loB Die Girfabs
rung bts NeunItunoentase3 in Dem
WertItdttenbetrieb. cine Gr6o6ung Der
20bne uno @epdbrunJ ron 6erien ar
Die Wcrtft1tteaybeiter .-Orsi 8erner
@rtsitsr qtriet6en psr,eGsntli6 nit Der
oubeyoybentii6 itarten l6o6Ipunnleis
turJ Der Sun1frauba0n in 9eriibruna,
trob6em Sur Gi6erung Dor Sod
Ipannunfdqen aIe m0lli6en 0orfebs
rlln9en getrpffen Iinb. 3pei BON ibnen
tumen nab GINGER 3eit aus Der 8es
tdubung pieotr sum 2ebsn auriid,
pdbrenb Der brittle odS Qeten einbiibte.
G If III y a. Die Ginfi6rung bes
ncucn elct.riiden getrisbes auf Der
Qrtb. Gi9ibahn lit 10 iuett ort9ei6rits
ten, bab Die eyite 6l6rt NIT e.ettriI1
gefiihyisn Md9en erfo.gsn tonnte. Der
Wa9.a fam pbns Gtorung auf @i5is
fu!m an.
Treibu7G. Sn Treibure bat
Der 2. Ghpeiserii6e <holitentdg
!tcttaefunoen. Sic 2abI ser 3tsitnsbs
mer bstrue 1900 tjS 2Q.000.
G cicttrtr. Ter ~irnenannie
Weibenitsir!unnsI Ger nsusn 9inie
Go!p!turr s9RirItey it rah sire;iGbz
rioer G,fsi; rgynpeiGla9sr rcroen.
Mar rimmf or. 0af pie GyoifnunS
Der Girl, Sc.rttuyr,M Irrtsr i'm 20.
renter 1907 s,Fc.aen Tam.
G t. @nt:em. On Ct. Gonsn
puyhs cine CT. Galtr 0sy:inioung fir
Seimo!tihut ceayiinNct.
maoot +. Gas @oLt seq 8antons
ModHt bat rae GsIeb tsireifeno baS
gertc! reg 0ertaufo prr Ntipnth ots
nerommsn. Ser ur'prlnp Der 9eipez
cuno il, sic Mcrbttat i'm Torfs Gpms
musan. trc Elm G6ipr.btriuter feline
E,au urS &laosy umgehra6t fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26

ouF Dem GentraIFrieO6ofe brinaen 5u
lofen.-Sier lit Der roItspirt9i4afts
Ii6e G4riftiteaer 2uopig 5eIig i'm
76, Qebensiab1e geItorben.
q m It E t e n. Bel Der i'm Stift
Grbagger itattgeFunhenen 9iir9ermeis
Itcrrira6l puroe Der bi5berige 8iirgers
meiiter Observation-Disclosures uno
@roBgrunobeIiber alfreo @lB fpieoers
getpd6lt.
9iaGa. 8pei MuNen, Die bier ben
Wa1monn Oietrin rno Den Bauer
!6pjops eri6oHen baden, nuroen in
S5piecim perbaftet unO Dem bteii9en
@eridte eingeliefert.
8uodpe It. Sir Die Ginfiibrung
oes aQ8emeinen uno oiretten @abls
re6tS miro in gang lln9ayn o ben
Go3iaIiiten ouf bas GifrigIte Stims
murg aema9t. Sn nidt peniger ais
30 StGoten boben fo5iuliItii6e Mafs
fenturbgebungen gu Dem Gnoe itatt9ez
funoen.
Gro5 3. Sier be9ing Der in CANA
SeiterreiA bctannte @robinouItrieIe
t6einri9 Mercp ieinen so, @eburtsta9
in tDrperlider uno 9eiitt9er Srif6e.
MercD 1T Elm gsborener 9aoenier.
SnnSb rud q. Die 2%anorat6ss
Wittpe 2uiie Ruttbofer, pel6e dnges
tIaet mar, i6ren @atten ermoroet GIT
baben. nuroe oes Sobti6laes fdulotg
%6cfurotn unb Su iieben Sobren i6pes
ten 9erters perurtbeilt.
3ortSbuo. On Stelle bes bon
ieincm Qmte 3uriidaetretenen bisberiz
gen giiroermeiFers 2uopig S6Gffler
1T Ser Stabtrdtb Or. Soiepb Yfeifer
einitimmig eeipGblt pproen. S9dffs
Ter, Ger 3p0lf Sabre lang 9iirgermeiz
fer mar unb ii6 UNI Den aurort arobe
0erbienite ertporben bat, 1T einitimz
mig gum Gbrenbiir9er Der Stoot
4orlsbaO ernonnt moroen.
Srp # pnopol. Der Diterreiz
tti6. unoariIds GeIonote in Merifo,
Grof SorpSloip Wisniepsti 1T babier
i'm Al. 2ebensjabre ge1torben.
a | b a d. Der prin3 BON Sps
our sGotba, Der poriaen CONNER oas
Gut 8robsSOlt an Sen Slopenen
8ueS p%crtaufte, berGubcrte nln aud
&IeirsS0lt I'm 100000 Srpnen an
oie'en.
9tlIen. Der 8iireemeiitsr g(ns
ton Bauer ron 3~eioelreio, Der Batter
bon bier u%nmiin0i9en &inoern 1T,
ipllr0s am Qnitano ron Wilrerern
meuAling8 nico.rgei6olcn. Die 2Gs
Dung orang i1m in Den &iiden unO
bate Den iofortigen 500 sur Splge.
20 / Of e b o D n. Bel Der
9o63eit zines 6oI3tne4te8 fam eS su
elmer fur9tbaren priigcIei. Splaz
tneb!e unb Q(r6eiter Der Wiener Wafs
IerIeitung gingea aufeindnOer los; brei
Sol3tnshte lulrben lebens9efdbrliG
perlebt uno aud Spet Qrbeiter trugen
id)fpere Wermun0urqen 0appn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
pie Obrfeige i'm Sc

6 g date. Ser !SdusteToro,r
3iegenGain in Wien mar Tor Dem BE-
sirisgeri6te dngeflagt, aus 'einem fri.
beren Oisnitplabe BIER Sol3talten uno
cine @iebtdnte entfusnost 3u baden.
Or itelIte ie0en 0icbitabl sntl9ieoen in
4bteoe. Ter 3euge proIop, Der Die
friibere Stele oes @ngetlagtsn ais
Sausbeiorger befommen bate, CAB On,
3iegenboin lei perpfti9tet getpeTen,
i6m Die febIenben @egenItdnoe su
ti5ergctcn. rWtan gebt nibt oapon,
pie elm 0ieb," bemertte Der 3euge in
rubigem Zone. SIN ndditen Nugeus
blide perfebie i6m 3%ieaenbain cine
f9a1enoe Obrfeige. Der Rt9ter brd9
Die @erbdnoIung a6, iprah Die Iofors
tige Nsrbdftung 0es Qn9etlaeten aus
unb bsIdtoB, Den Oft Dem Qdnoesas.
ri9te db3utrstsn. od ods StrdigeIeB
Die Wib6anotung zines 3eugen In
Nusiburg feiner gerufapfli9t obne
HidIidt duf Die 5olgen Der Mibbdnos
lung ols ger6rtden Der i9peren 9ors
per0srlebung qualift3irs. 3iegenhain
tpuroe benz qon0esgeridte iiberItsqt.
Wuffen ni6t gem ii Of I.
SH Den meiiten 9otsls uno peniionen
berI@ieosnsr Idpei3sriTter Stdote
wurosn Yldtute angebsftst oes Snbal.
tee, Oub Buffer ole gufnabnt rsrs
psiaert miro. 9ieIs MoBreael LIT auf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
@f0ca6ard.

8 fternburg. CUR lebtsn Rube
eebrdGt puros Der i'm 81. Qsbensjabrs
perI6ieosns 2sbrer a. 8. Gilsrs. Ter
9sritorbene mar Il. u. LANCE Sabre
Sduptlsbrs, in gIeren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-26
Aus nrr Rheinpfal,.

SpeDer. Sr Der bisr ftattgebabs
ten Understanding bss l~anofpirtbs
fhdftliden 0eteins Der qfaI5 iubrie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D. Neufisr untsr
on0erem aus, odB Die Gage Der giebs
audit uno Der Ganouirtbi9aft in Der
pfal3 i'm laufenGen Sdbr fat burGs
meg redt gut ii6 g~sftaitst bats. msin
bagsgea laYe nur einsn 8rudtbeif zines
mittelmGbigen 6e.6it.s %ertparten. Ia
baf 1T in Guantitl! pie QuaIitGt pors
3iiaIih ausgsfaqsn. Sn SabIp6 uu.
tsrnommene 0srfuAe baifsn Elm eole3,
Isihtss, iuett6Doles glatt eraislt, oas
ii6 fsbr 5ur Characterization sigs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
CHAPTER TX.

New York very brightest best October This
month Of the be safely trusted not to dappoint The
skies blue the bamy and there is generally delightful
absence wind The exiles home again from Jersey
boarding houses, and mountain and seaside hotels and
thankful the point Of harty that this Of year
that they dwell under their roofs without
breaking Of the manifest of the great goddess Custom
Fashion.
Judge Rawdons house had especially charming at home
During the absence Of the family il had been made
falling lace evident the had
Of luxurious proprety
Judge frankly admitted his pleasure home sur
roundngs He said they ate their first meal in the familiar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17

WEEM The Sunday Times Dispatch:
temper, strike 5jre You Try
It will be Radon against Rawdon and lse's weapons Of
finer keener steel than yrrcls Ethel will hold her I'll
" " did ,e Squire feel about such MARRIAGE
lie was quite overcome with delight Nothing said
about having the reversion Of
for things have been harder than thought
tie Squire has The asaet;on he
affected BY the certainty Rawdon Rawdon
Of course let him all the satisfaction he could 81 the idea
ei e ne ct tbs sn @ has
home now?' ~
{ shan s. glad America again:
do you know anything Of sMostyn? y
Since polite heard nothing
Ri DO you think he went to American
lis destination merely said leaving England
Well Ruth, shall sail am satisfied all is right
s delay about some other Mater tiers In tbs
And in Paradise they dwet for another four weeks Us
none seete truer than the idyl Of Tyrrel
They Of rehcarsng incident q M
pointed from sfar waxed hotter tic place
took Of royal color and the air
August lilies Elted da,ss scarlet peoples and ali the flowers
that af % Of s hG ays 9 ada e ea
their minds took the coors OF Their
surroundings.
they should the ethereal ovelness Of
cnbcr and watch the subtle amber shine through the hn-
ming boug and feel that all becoming
birds then mostly silent They had left their best notes on the
1athons among the but the cckcts made cheerful
chirrup great butterflies displayed their richest
vevets and the Insects in the dreamy atmosphere
performed unduatons full Of and mystery And
all impaired to love that sweet sadness
which beyond all words poetic and enchanting.
Yet however the hours they and is not much
memory from the mutabe, happy days OF love Still
when the hour OF departure they had garneed enough
all the ateas and stress of time September had
then pcrccpby begun add to the nights and shorten the days
and her tender touch had been laid everything With smile
sigh turned their their pleasant home
in the Land West II to be but short farewell They
promised Squire the following but he
desolation Of the parting keenly With his hat slightly
lifted his white head he stood watching them out OF sight
he his organ very grand waves OF melody
rolled and upward and blended with the
soaring JOEL the lad who blew the bellows Of the instru
shared al his il They played and sang
until the Squire weary full Of gladness The look OF
mortality vas his eyes, hope his heart
let loci lead him to BY the window and then he said
to himself with visible triumph:
What Mr. Spencer else writes about the unknoW-
able know in Whom have believed JOEL sing that
sequence again Stand wereI thee And the lads
joyful rang sexultng out:
tTOrd hct hna1 01r we NJ n Cane fnrc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17

resi- andtty
le squire Went St once to his and Ethel looked at
with ~; 81 her surroundings q
sanity hours Sic said shs~ias frequently
phasze her words and she she lad Just taken her
morning bath: How Dc the men stand then,
and scod and lis thousand hands day. even his
his Musical Union Of conduct poor mans concert Or 90 the
Viewers snd ais thTssR t5s% h5ss
golden eggs for them o6 hey are wonderfal race
Il really can't discuss them now, Ethel"
Don't want to know what Tyrrel said this after
NY asar know Lovers have said things before
thought he looked distract and bored with our company,
sy a SMOKING King 5 sS''
solved find and With his usual drectne asked
Il think She is the sheshas
percd BY her afecionate heart
q glad you know much about here, Cousin
you ove and I've thinking liz
days when would bc thousands # miles and should
Suppose 7 was, cousin what then? Z
e 9f G 9 o ngs d y a
the time and then shoGld best but picked out wife
Be married, next Christmas "
Il an, delighted. -
4 thought you would be-
who IS The young adyi2'
5yh
And he is scholar So Lucy She finished her
course college Bless
Tyrrel she knows than do about everything but
and looms and such like admrca clever I'm proud
9 OF Lucy"
1Wheres she now?'
We'll, she BIT done up with much study and she
went to few weeks She has there The
breczes and salt made her anything She may
BE- home soon Then, Tyre you'll beautyace
like hair brown that make your heart go gall
opin the most encng mouth the pees figure and she loves
with all her heart When she says John Thomas one
trcmble with pleasure, when she lets
really don't know where What would say if girl
whispered love and nobody but you you
that was ikeke vine and roses? Nov would
= know as itcas you do what would say It's situation
to make words family pleased
Well never thought about family till had Lucy word.
Then told mother She knew Lucy all through Mother has
great respect for Independents and though father sulked
first mother had it with him night and
father quiet in their room father things Just size
wants him. suppose that's the with Lucy will be
Just like that She's sharp little temper She'll let
have a BIT Of it, doubt, and then
s Will you like that"
wouldn't care arhing for wife without BIT Of temper.
There would be no fun in living with My
father would and pine # mother didn't him
then And he likes it. Don't know? I've mother snappy
and awkward with him all breakfast tossing head and
rafting the china and declaring with men that
let all the good bargains them perhaps making
cause couldn't get along without strikes She had
SytIh hands
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25
COLD DAYS IN CANADA
n2 kAa T@p~zfzrs Il % D.
Qsss Bazsg z@ro . HsntA
a. TtEa

Last winter, for = ehangss
went 70 Canada instead Of Flor
ida Instead Of = tropical, / tired
a arct5e winter. And / enjoyed
II immsasurably.-
Tbe speaker, > rich young
bachelor, lighted a cigarette, and,
continned. smiling AZ the blue
smoke, ss he lay back in his bis
chair:
Il spent a month IN a tempera-
ture Of 80 degrees below zero, and
Il Vas glorious white world a
deep blue sky, 8 pare AIR that
cheered me Ike champagne
The Canadian hotels we're al
comfortable. In a continuous
Temperature Of 70 degrees / en-
poyed nv bath Of morning "a
well a. I'd have done A. Palm
Beach. And, afteg q hearty
breakfast. put on fur coat. >
fur cap fur glOTsN and 'arties' and
vent ont for a days sport at to
bogganing. or curling. or skating,
or HE-ing.
Everybody wore furs- Every
BODY looked Ike 4 miIlionaire-
The pretty little shop girl, n her
coat OF bearzkin or fox fur, for
once looked quite az fine az her
sister, the bankers daughter.
NO one dared 70 touch METAL
out Of doors With the bare hand
II you did 80 you were burnt, -
with bot iron. and also there was
an electric shock-A hash Of blue
ct your finger tip. and q sharp
pain running through you- twas
quite easy TO accumulate . store
Of electricity By shuming the fsst
on the carpet, and then, turning
% TIE gas. to light II By touching
THE burner with the tip Of the
finger.
Il gained in weight G1d
strength In this intense. Etdn,
windIses cold Of 80 degrees below
sero. Under the blss sky Of that
wAike, frcsen world, skating 70
bersaning. aleighing. was hap
pier, % / brsathed tie air Ike
champagne. than ] had sr-z bsr
of a winter in Monte Carlo, q
Cairo, OF FLORIDA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25
N TIE HOMES O. GENOA
Ts.Izzs ~ Uss - SzT@ -
EsG1zE nR Lz@g
AFER2

Ihe Erzoese are 1Gl sccza-
t0med u tk= aEti1ci3l AikA re2-
rerzE1re wEeh we EzizxAlz =
Amer<L Ter hec%k. II fze--
zre c1nxrrucred q cenEza1 e1Ilre-
Is Eirh suller he2r s1d not wirh
winter cod. being al bul1 q
sr01e- EzIh ezGrEozsly E1ack
EalIs. EOsrs of Uzrble Eaz4ie.
ceilings from l0 to IS feer AiEh
and inn-r parririo1 sails nezrly
ITO feer 1hick A diminurfTr oEel
zrepiaee. = ridiculeuSlF sail ol
stove o. noting bzr q lirtie c14r-
cozl brz1ier = 6eEended oa %
wzrm ! rxxr reoU wkich . su1p
ru0us In everything bar oo-fo-r
a. - understand ~ word
Horels. even q the b<st class.
are Fery sl0w il beng provided
with rhe s0-czlled -cenrral keat-
ing while some Of III fnesr cd
palaces are warned 10 better 70
daT than fhey vere VIA erected
oenfuries ago Churches. p1b1c
buildings. heaters ard halls
make no pretense Of being heatsd
a. all
S1ch beng fh> czse and the Ia
tive people wholly indifersnt d
a winter temperature Which ehills
an American. TIE demand for
stoves i naturally not very lively
among then; bat rhere are s0ue
1000 or 400 forrigners living
here. and all fairly vel 70 Do. b
sides the thousands Of travellers
constantly coming and going. AL
Of whom prefer better heated
houses and hotels. TIE Genoese
himself enjoys the outdoor air and
puts on heavier clothing only
when be comes inside his -marbk
halls"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25

TIE sunHower crop j. one Of the
most profitable harvested in Rus
sia. A good crop Is worth a. II
stands il TIE field Is an acre. The
seeds are sold BY the farmer for
a. TO g. q pound; then the mer-
chants salt them and retail them
for i2s- . pound At every street
crossing in Russian provincial
cities are stands and pedlars With
baskets. selling 70 the passers-by
the salted product of the EunHow-
or. whieA forms a favOrite food
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25

The sharks akin when dried is
hard and smooth. and il called
shagreen. II 10 used for covering
vhiphandies and instrument
cases. II il also used By cabinet
makers for polishing sne Eoods-
Sharks fms are made into a glue
that Is largely used BY silk manu-
facturers-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25
sroNAcH TRoUgLEs.

Mrs. Sue Martin, Al Old and
highly respected resident of Fzis0-
Ma, Mss, was SICK with stomach
trouble for uore than SIX months
Chauberizin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets cured her. She says. 7
can nov est anything I want sHd
an the pr0udest woman II the
world to ind such good medicine.
For sale By All Druggists.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25
nannERLarHs saw

This szlTe is intended ezpeczlly
fcr sore nippls. burus. frost bites.
chapped hznds. ifching piles. .chrou-
nc sore eys. grznulEted ere ids,
o,d chronic sores and for disezss q
TIE skin, such zs teffer salt rheuu,
nng woru sczd hesd herpess bab-
ers. itch. sczhles o. ifch and eczeuz-
II hzS net Eiih unparalleled sacess
II The Treatment Of thes< disezses.
Price- 7s cents per box Trv H.
For sale By AL Druggists.
Sex hczdzche results from :
derzrZeuenf Of the stomach ard !
cu~ed bv Charberlzi1's Stomach
and Livr Tablef- Sod b.. Al
Druggists
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25

Among the wilder tribes of the
Caucasus every child i, taught 70
re the dagger almost a. soon a.
be can yak. TIE children first
learn 70 stab wafer without max
Ing . splash. and By incesssnf
practice acquire an extraordinary
command oTer the weapon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25

OF such heroic energy, RAPID ac-
ton and faith IN The future "a
Americans are exhibiting to-day,
what can ve say except that ~
are proud that these men are Of
the same race ssourselvesiLon-
don Express
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25

FOX sALE-North west quarter
section II, township IS, range 8
vest l. n. Kiugfsher Co.. 10
miles from Kinghshers N miles
from railroad station. 10 acres II
cultivation, balance pasture. zstock
ponds, three good wells. wind nil.
two room house and barn, al
fenced Price <37oo, ". ". Yale,
Chickasha, I. 7. Ioz-Izo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25

Vienna i 70 have the largest
and finest Illuminated fountain u
the world The iIIuminating pow
er VII equal s00.0o0 .o00 candies
II inriudes q immense reaeefors
capable Of giving 70 variations n
Night effects every II seconds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25

4 limited nuuber q copies O
Moudzy's issue Of the ExrREss
cootziniug account Of the opening
q the new Methods church, nay
b Rad a this o6ce. Come early
Il you want then Is they are going
fast. Price. 5 cents per copy 10
rz7.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25

For more than twenty years
Mr.. ]. B. Massey, Of 35z7
Clinton ST., Minneapolis, MINI.
was tortured BY sciaticz- The
pain ana suffering which he
endured during this tine IS
beyond comprehension Nothing
gave him any permanent relief IN
til he used Chzmberlzin's Pain
Balm One application OF that line
usut relieved the pain and made
sleep possT5,e, and less than one
bottle has eHacted 4 permanent cure
II troubled with sciaticz or rheu.
mztisu Why not try a agent bot
tie Of Pain Balm and see for your.
self how quickly il relieves the
pain. For sal BY all druggists
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25

Brovn-Sevpop i suing his
wife for divorce
Greer Because Why
~Because she named TIE baby
for ker frst husband. .~-Chicago
Daily News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25
rrrs DANGEROUS TO NEGLECT A
COLD.

II IS DANGEROUS TO NEGLECT A
COLD.
How often do We hear Il remark
ed. It's only = cold, " and 4 fe~
days later learn that the man IS on
his back With pneumouia. This IS
Of such common occurrence that 4
cold, however slight. should not Be
disregarded. Chamberlain 5 Cough
Remedy counteracts any tendency
Of a cold to result IN pneumonia,
and has gained its grear popularity
and extensive sale BY is prompt
cures Of this most common ailmeut-
Il always cures and IS pleasant to
take. For sale BY al druggists
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25
Novrl Hotsl Y.u

Travellers who grumble AT their
hotel bills might pay q visit 70 the
new Hotel Agrsgas Al Girgend-
on the prospectus Of which sp
pears the following: Interest
ing Notice. II Tie hotels pro
prietress does not establish
prices Every passenger st the
moment Of his departure ean pass
70 the bureau and paw what be
wishes. according 70 his judg-
ment. This i done for letrine
know the hotel. and ike recIame
for the first year Of exercise IL
il hardly necessary 10 say that
reelame means advertisement.
This experiment i unique outside
the monastery Of the Grand sf.
Bernard
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25

DR.. d. z. Foster has located q
permanent dental once in Chick
asha, with I eSioTs 3ooue Al
Psuquite in tie Hol ngsw- Z
building. 5rd and Chicl ssha Ave
he viii Be he re each month from
the 18th to the 3otn- Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25

For Szle:-COod, highgrsde
Jersey mich COW Phone ass or
call goa S. 9Th. 7I-u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25

Be adopted with the big class IN
the Moderu Wooduen June Ist
and get all the Stzwberriss and
ice cream you can eat. 1915
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25

PAtienc-xy mother gave 81
egg sandwich lunch. yesterday.
Patrice-Oh, did she. And Eho
got the egg?-Yonkerz states
nan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-25
DON'T

Reuzir out OF ihe Palace
Przsziag club any lOuger.
since The rain you certainly
VIII gel yo1r Eouers worth
PHONE 1873.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
MONTHS GETTING A JURY.
Four Jurors Obtained Ont of 1000
Men In the shea Trial.
From the ChlcaEo Chroaicle.

From the Chicago Chronicle
For more than a month now an attempt
has been in progress 10 get n jury in the
case Of Cornelius p. Shea and thirteen
other indicted officials of the International
Teamsters-
During that time over Loco venirenaen
have been examined, and up 10 this time
but four have been accepted by both sides
and are likely 10 have the opportunity OF
celebrating as TO the guilt or innocence
OF the men who are charged with con-
spiracy.
The case promises 10 rival the famous
.GnhOOley trial of last year. when many
weeks were consumed in "a vain effort ito
get jury and an enormous amount d
money was expended before justice was
finally meted out 10 this notorious labor
sluggeT
1t is estimated that each talesman ex-
amined costs about go, and at that rate
the case HIS cost the county $3.50 for
jurymea alone, TO say nothing Of all the
Iother expenses attendant upon a trial OF
this sort.
At the rate Of four jurors month il
will take two more months before the
jury has been obtained and at the rate q
eco veniremen a month something like
3 Oo0 men will have been examined before
the actual trial begins, and as the State
alone has 1o2 witnesses there is no posi-
bility of hurrying the matter through.
Some attorneys who have been looking on
are free to proDhesy that the trial will
consume four months and very large
sum Of money before it comes to an end.