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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-01


Silk organdy FIelrelle, filmy
fabric Of almost chiffon texture.
with dainty white dots embroider-
ed oil and exquisite printings of
roses violcts. poppies and bouquets
OF pink and blue wild flowers, q
inches wide: regular value co.
h0c, for . ,...... .OOC
Versailles Organizes. fine sheer
quality grounds. printed in large
rose ana bouquet designs: also
small rose buds and mess rose pat.
terms, new 1906 effects. actually
worth l6c and lsc The yard, IN
for ...,........,.. iOC
Dotted swisses. White dotted
Swiss will be in great demand
this season for both waists and
dresses; these have pretty en-.
broldered dot IN three sizes; q
inches wide worth lac: f6s
for iuG
Slk-finished fienriettas. q very
charming fabric that bears n very
close resemblance 10 the fine wool
henriettus; shown in a complete
range OF ihr seasons chosen col
ors, % inches wide, al mr.
the yard .... .,...........LU 90
i-lnen-finlshed Embroidery Cloth
looks. washes and wears like
real linen: specially adapted 10
the making of ladies' skirts aud
suits, and clildren's wenr: full
bleached. 30 inches f1l
vide, at, the yard ,.,.. iE2G
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-01
Frllii.of.ihe Loom Cotton,
worth Zoe, for 8 SIC

As an extra special for Monday.
we will sell the famous FrniI-of-
the.l.oo Blcached Cotton for
8 Sac the yard. Full yard Wide and
sold the world over mt l0c the
yard. No limit To Qnantity-take
as much MS yon want. t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-01
April Starts in With Many Inferesfinq
Surprises at Meyers
5Ps5i', If Stylish Separate Skirts

We've The most representative
showing Of ladies' separate skirts. in
'h'' fashionable spring models thar IL
has ever hccn our pleasure to show
The new circular skirt is in the height
of style ana all the skirts to be worn
This season arc made after this fash
ion. Conspicuous in this display are
Tile new cream cnlorcd skirts. which
como in m2hairs. sergrs. panama
cloths and voiles. There Is also gem
cro,s assortment Of new erays green's.
blues. browns. fancy mixtures and
black. made in all the seasons chosen
materials, They are tailored in a su
n"rior manner. elegantly. though sin.
ply finished with straps. pleats. folds:
laps seams, fancy stitching ana dan,-
lily 0rnamentcd with buttons. The
prices begin nj $500 and go by easy
Steps mp as high as $1,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-01

White Striped Madras, finely
woven with neat stripe effects;
suitable for mems shirts and la
dies waists; Il good variety for
your choosing; % Inches 1Ea
White Chords, heavy basket
weave; very stylish aud durable In
point of wear nnd washing Ia
dies waists and suits; 80 f1fo
inches vile, the yard ...,. A2C
Mercerized Waistings lovely
fabrics In handsome new floral de.
signs, dainty dots. rings. leaves
and small figures. regular 25c
valne; q inches wide; 16a
The yard ...,..,. W
Holly Batlste, fine quality.
sheerly woven material. In neat
black and white and colored print
ed designs. 20 inches wide, f1l.
Tue yard ,.,,. NO., ...... E2U
White Checked sultins, neat
raised check In three different
sizes: one Of The seasons novel
lies In white goods; 80 1Eo
inches wide. tho yard .EUC
Wash Chiffon. soft white sheer
fabric that Fuckers and tucks and
shirrs into the pretlest of white
dresses; AZ INCHES wide; regular
2hc quality. the 1Er
yard .,. ... .,.. OG
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-01
A Sale of White Mereerized
Waist Patterns al 69c and 75c

anInl whit" Merceizch Waistings OF
exquisite including
'l the
rome III snort regular
goods
n spring waists Tomorrow morning viii
ana M y'
75c the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-01
Pillow Cases 121.2e

Good. strong hleachei muslin
Pillow Cases: regular size-spe-
cial value at ~ l2c each.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-08-01
hafoi eg mao til Fort Worth aour sl lest legoh

q sta6.
Pegar Markus loksins kom aftur til min / post
vagninn vo:um vic komnir i nand vi6 Dallas. ALL
an sloari part dagsins hafoi eg annast postal
greiosluna elm, fi p6stsendingar voru meo minna'
mott. Tvisvar hafoi eg SEQ Markds skj6tast inn a.
Observation-Disclosures pegar lestin nam staoar, og:
i Terrell t6k eg eftir ao ham fekk skeyti, en- er eg:
lett framan / ham sd eg a6 ham var vonlaus.
,JBja'', segi eg og BID eftir svari.
yHGr err simskeytio", svaraoi ham og retti m6r.
pad. pad hlj6oaoi svo:
winston, Observation-Disclosures q lestinni mr.. 5.
-Peninga tilboo yoar ekki pegio. Aorar raostaf-
amir aour geroar. - Campbell, ra0smaour'.
,J@ja, petta gerir ut um malio", sagoi eg og
skilaoi honum skeytinu.
,Nei, PAD gerir ekki 1T UNI pa6, langt fra.
pvi'', sagoi Winston. ,Gamla m6oirin hefir skoti6
mali sinu til 96ra domsto]s heldur en- ra0smanna
jarnbrautanna, og hun fer drskuropeirra 6nyttan.
Egg veit ekki hvernig PAD atvlkast,. en- eg trdi pv1
staff og st0ougt".
Dallas vorum vio 0nnum kafnir vi6 az ferma
og afferma p6stdutninginn. Alt leinu sjaum via
gamla Ray Ellis roma 1T tr hraoskeytastofunni
B6andi ems og vitstola maour. Andliti6 var bl66-
rautt og augun tindrandi. Ham r6tti Markdsi
bla0 og sagoi:
,Lestu petta fj0tt".
Winston las meo skjalfandi r0dd:
yVegna brdohj6na a %lestinni' nr. 5 b15ur Rock
Island lestin 20 minutur. Per fyti6 feroinni fra
Dallas an tillits til timat06uunar, svo per nai6 lest.
inni 1 Fort Worth".
pannig var pa ,,irskurour l@gra domst6lsins".
bara misskilningur. ,,A6ran rd6stafanir', sem 49,
ur voru geroar, voru rBr, ao'koma brdohj6nunum,.
Fort Worth. En- pl, unga fr6, sem parma sty6st
vio arm brd0guma pins, var pao hesti r6ttur -.
he6sti rettur sd, sem veit um ALA ,drskur6i" a6ur.
en- peir cru uppkve0nir-- sem kom per til 40 kj6sa.
pennan dag sem pinn heioursdag? Sa d6mstoll.
veit ALA hluti og eff til will err pa6 / 0orum til.
gangi en- az auka a f0gnu5 pinn, min kara, a0.
pessi gufulest nun pj6ta og st0kkva og fjuga med,
meiri hraoa en- nokkur 0nnur lest hefr fario yfr.
pessar Texas slettur. Au0vita0 er timinn naumur.
En- pc ekki sc pao mema 80 milna sv@6i ver6ur t6lf
mln1tna munurinn jafnaour.. Kindarinn heir fylt.
eldh6lin med kolum og gamli Ray Ellis hefr al
drei fyrr helt svo mikill1 oliua vel slna OF allur er.
ham MI a lofti. Lestarstj6rin bendir og hBgt OF
~gatilega forum v0 gegn um borgina. 0ruggis-.
pipan 4 velinni spyr gufu,-seln synir a6 hogan h6f-
um yer kraftinn til ao leggja q stao / kapprei6ina.
Skyldi gamla m0oirin, vita hvao UNI er ao vera?.
Eoa Btli trd hennsr had' verio svo 0rugg, az hun
alt af half vitao petts? Svo segir Mark1s Winston
a6 veri6 half.
Ennd kemur 6vBntfyrir. Rett i pvi a6 vio e.
um a0 komast ut &r %borginni, ver6ur CANAL futn-.
~ingsvagn fyrir okkur a brautinni, sem hefr fari6,
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-08-01
H6ndin osynile9a vi6 styri6.
Eftir Homer W. Price.

Eftir Homer u. Price.
Eimlestin mr.. 5 nam await staoar / Minela og
var par boroaour miodagsverour. Til ~b@jarins
komum yer pennan dag i tiltekinni stundu. Mark
us Winston var post1utninysstjcri og eg var ao-
sto0armaour hans 1 p6stvagninum. Ham var med
elztu m0nnum / pj6nustu stj6rnarinnar og betri
mann heti eg aldrei pekt. Haltur var ham 4 DOR
UNI feti, og var UNI ao kenna byssukdlu fra borg
arastr1os tioinni. Hraustlegur var ham 1tlits en-
nokkuo oroinn grahar6ur / kolli. Aldrei haf0i
ham kvanst ne att heimili, en- fo var ham bjart-
synis maour await og 4 hverju sem gekk. l Petta
sim hafoi eg lokio maltioinni a undan honum og
gekk fran ao gufuvelinni az fl n,Gr ED til az
kveikja / pipu mimi. Gamli Ray Ellis var v6lar-
stj6ri 4 lest okkar og hafoi ham MI lokio vi6 a0
oliubera velina pegar eg kom til hans, svo vo sett-
umst baoir niour / kompu vGlarstj6rans. Vic t0k-
UNI pa eftir pvl hvar CANAL maour, stor og tlgu-
legur, kemur ~gangandi fran mee l%estinni og 4 eftir
honum g00leg og grahar0 kona. pegar pau komu
fran ao gufuvagninum dr6 maourinn sig aftur
dr og let koruna vera a undan. Half feimnislega
spy konan Ellis, hvort ham sc velarstj6rinn.
uJa, kona goos, svaraoi Ellis og t6k ofan oil
ugu hdfuna slna, ,hvao get eg CERT YOUR til
g~reioa?"
per getio alt CERT fyrir okkur, eff per bara viii
ID. Sjaio per til, pao err drengurinn okkar. Ham
er hpttulega sir, og ungi l@knirinn upp / NARROW
vesturi Indiana hjalendunni sendio kku hra oskeyti
og bao okkur ao koma tafarlaust og hafa med okk-
ur beta saralakninn / landinu, annars lifoi dreng-
urinn ekki til solarlags annars kvelds. Lestar-
s%tjorinn segir okkur az pessi lest mai ekki %lestinni
4 Rock Island jarnbrautinni / Fort Worth / kveld
og vo veroum pvi ao b1oa bar / ALA n6tt'.
Hin bei6 MI nokkra stund og gamli Ray ham
a6ist al purka svitann at hOndum ser. Loks lett
ham upp og m@l,i:
,,Ja, fri min goo, pao munar 80 m1ndtum.
Hvernig get eg oroio your az lioi?"
Gamla konan horf0i q ham banaraugum.
,pGr geti0 fytt svp feroinni, a0 vi0 naum til
Fort Worth aour en- Rock Island lestin leggur af
stao. Eg veit per getio PAD, og vio skulum gefa
your alt, sem vio eigum eff per gerio pao".
SVO D8ttl nun VIC, e1tlr lltla pOgn, l SVO laSum
rom, az PAD var ems og enginn atti al heyra BAD
nema gamli velarstj6rinn elm:
,,Eg skal bioja fyrir YOUR svo lengi, sem eg lift
A hverjum morgni og hverju kveldi skal eg bera
fran nafn y6ar vi0 Hasatio og bi6ja Ham al
blessa your, sem j%afnvel 1 angistinni a krossinum
gleymdi ekki henni m6our sinni".
Rykugur og oliugur fra hvirfi til lila og wand
rBoalegur q svipinn, sto6 Ray Ellis a fatur:.
,,Fr1", malti ham, ,,eg er MI ekki mikill b@na.
garpur s%jalfur, en- eg trdi a banina. Hun litla dot,
ir min kom mGr heilum yfr brennandi brd emu
sinni med banum sinum, og var hun pc sjalf hvergi
narri. Hin rett vaknaoi un n6ttina pegar klukk.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-08-01

an sl0 tv0 - PAD var imm miudtum a6ur en- lest
ina bar ao Kaldar- brlnni og hun fam PAD a ser,
40 eg var i dau6a hBttu, for ofan dr ruminu, kraup
a kne og BAD til guos par til hun P6ttist vita, as eg
vari sloppinn lr hattunni. Br1in hrundi UNI leio
og: aftasti vagninn slapp yfr hama. Egg sc MI 40
visu ekki hvernig VIC faum hra0ao feroinni fran
yfr PAD, sem a@tlao err, en- einhvernveginn hefi eg
pa0 4 me ovitundinni, az half ma0ur q anna0 boro
hiarta6 barmafult af elsku til einhvers MAINS, og
sc pao algerlega laust vio eigingirni, pa sjM Ham,
sem uppi yfr oss er, einhver ra0. Ham hefir oft
alls konar RAD, sem vio vitum ekkert af. Vio skull
um gera hvao vio getum BID p1 bara drottiD
ALA tio, og eff eg a annao boro fac tBkifBri til a6
spretta tr Sport, pa bio guo UNI PAD eitt, ao hjolin
tolli q brautarteinunum, svo skal eg og gamla
,Fj0rutlu og SEX annast alt annao".
Lestarstjorinn var az gefa brottfarar bending
una og eg var 1 pann veginn az t0kkva niour ur
gufuvagninum, pegar gamli Ray batti vio:
,,Fario pio MI til baka 1f6lksvagnana, ogmun-
ID pao MI al sleppa aldrei t0kum at drotni -hald-
10 last l mann. LIN nVar er SafalBKnlrlnn, sem PlO
attuo ao koma mee?"
pa h6f gamli maourinn upp hGfuo slit og stao-
svaraoi:
,,Eg err %saral@knir. Egg veit hvernig sarum
drengsins Minis err hattao og eg get bjarga0 llf
hans, eff eg nae til hans i TINA, $40 sannarlega sem
eg heiti Nelson".
Lestin h6lt af sta0 og vio Mark1s Winston
geroum p6stsendingunum skill. pegar vic vorum
blnir sagoi eg Winston fra samtalinu hja gufuvGl-
inni. Ham let sig pao miklu varoa, og spuroi mig,
er eg hafoi loki0 s0gu mimi, hvort eg vissi hvao
gomlu hj6nin hetu.
,,Jd, gamli ma6urinn sagoist heita Nelson".
,,Rvao pal" segir Markds, ,eg vissi az eg hef0i
ar 4 postvagn:num. Ham var saralaknir okkar /
strioinu, og ra6 var ham, sem saumaoi saman q
mGr kinnina i Chickamauga og bait um broti0 q
larbeini minu vi6 Rezacca. Vio t0ldum hann
mestan saralakni / heimi, og po var ham %jafnan
viokvRmur ems og kvenmaour. Egg fer aftur /
f6lksvagninn til a0 heilsa upp 4 pau. Heldurou
ao p1 getir annast um postum? o. heyr0u, hva0
mikla peninga hefr pl a PERI"
Egg p0ttist vita hvao Markus hafoi 1 huga, en-
eg efaoi st6rum, a6 VIC hefoum rao a svo miklum
peningum, ao v0 gatum kept PAD at jarnbraut-
arstj6rninni az breyta feroaaatluninni. Lest pessi
hlaut az bloa eftir 0orum lestum, sem komu til
m6ts vio hama / Dallas, og par sem Fort Worth var
az ems 80 mllur paoan, sd eg engin rao til ao ma
panga0 / taka ito. Skeo gBti PAD, al Ray Ellis
til feroaaatlunarinnar, en- 6m0gulegt yroi honum
a5 ma raoan til Fort Worth a svo stuttum TINA.
Forth Worth var endast0o Rock Island brautarinn-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-21
OKLAHOMA WON THE MEET
University Athletes Easily Defeat
Texas Records We're
Smashed.

Oklahoma City, May 2o.-Okla-
homa university won the South
western intercollegiate Track and
Field meet here with a score of So
= points, Texas was second with
81; Oklahoma Agricultural and
Mechanical college, third 3IHi
Missouri School and Mines 10.
On very heavy track six re-
cords we're broken in the events
Rain fell nearly all morning ans
prevented a large attendance
though the schools represented re
sponded fairly well. The meet wa
entirely successful from every stan'
point.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-21
FOR SALE

BY the Western Novelty Works.
7 white pine doors SKI tog ether
with easing. frames and locks, COM
pIete second hand but good as new.
s new doors with casing, brass
locks complete.
About 600 feet Of flooring.
1000 feet ship lap and other lum-
Der.
Ond fine parlor organ.
One Marlin, p gauge shot gun.
One Stevens p target rife.
One new Stanhope rubber tired
buggy.
A bargain in all this.
Jack Lindsey 273 Choctaw ave-
nue.. I9 2i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-21
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Chickasha, Ind. Ter. May r9,
1906. The regular annual meet
ihs Of the Stockholders Of the First
National Mining Company will be
held at the Office of the company,
3o4K Chickasha Avenue, Chick
asha, Indian Territory, on Tues
day, June sth, 1906, at 3 P. m,
J. A. BoHARr. President,
S. HOWARD L-EcH, Sect y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-21
]. A. CHAPMAN THINKS THAT HIS
FRIEND MISPLACED FUNDS
INTRUSTED TO HIM
BOTH RECENT ARRIVALS HERE
Chapman Tells bis Story Of the Affair.
Knowles has Not Been
Heard

J. A. Chapman and +. H. Know
les. both of Chicago are recent ar
rivals in Chickasha having been
here about one month. Mr.. Chap
man came looking for a location
for himself and friend. the latter
being an attorney. They secured
apartments at theMidway and be-
sun looking around.
Chapman found a place that
suited him and decided that he
would bring his family here. He
made arrangements to return to
Chicago and is said to have given
his friend a check for $3.50 with
which to close up the trade and
secure the necessary papers by the
time Chapman returned with his
his family. In about week Chap.
man returned with his family and
household goods to ind Knowles
gone, the check IS said TO have beer
cashed, and the trade not closed.
II seems as though Chapman
had been left in the lurch by a
trusted friend. He wS1 paying all
Knowles bills, buying his clothes
and spending his money on other
accounts for him he claims, and
was trying to treat him as he would
brother, so that he could estab-
lish himself here and bring his two
little children from Chicago,
Knowles had not cent and had
been unfortunate, so Mr.. Chapman
claims.
The two gentlemen were becom.
ing quite popular here. Knowles
was a distinguished looking fellow
and reputed to be an unusually
bright attorney.
Whan Chapman returned week
ago he found their room at the
hotel vacated and the information
that Knowles had ordered hi:
trunk sent to Chicago, and nj
trace or word from the gentleman
himself. Chapman says that aftei
giving him $3.50 for expenses he
also gave him a check on his ac-
count at the First National Banl
for $3.50 with which to close the
trade for the property. thinking
he would of course attend to the
matter. He found on his return
that Knowles had deposited tht
the check to his own credit apC
had withdrawn 1.-THE same day ant
disappeared.
Mr.. Chapman is without a placi
to put his goods aud will return e
Chicago at once to try and locate
the missing gentleman and try t.
/ recover the money from him if b
can.
4 Chapman states that Knowle
had a good reputation and had al
ways been trusted. Mr.. EKnowr
version Of the story might put
different coloring on it. Chapmai
acmits that he had made no settle
ment with him for attorneys fee
due.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-21

whose leadership the first work
was done. A handsome window
that hears his name, donated by
the ladies societies, testi6es to the
esteem in which he is held by the
church. Rev. S. G, Thompson,
the next pastor, took mp the work
and under his direction and the
building committee plans were Sc
lected, the contract let and work
was begun. When the present
pastor, Rev. w. M. P. Rippey
came, much remained to be done
and he entered heart and soul into
the work, stunning no burden but
persevering with untiring zeal and
energy till the work was complet-
ed. The building committee de-
serves great praise for its labors.
1t is composed of ]. D. Bridges,
chairman; K. S. Burney, treasurer;
d. +. Emerson, secretary; Pastor
Rippey, E. S. Dougan, R. K.
Wootten, R. d. Welborne, Judge
Dickerson, w. S. Staley, J. F.
Bishop. F. d. Lemon and J. c.
.sarly.
J. 4. Flanders OF Dallas was the
architect, and Coffman, Cowan
and Smith were the contractors
and the church is a monument to
their skill and ability.
The new church is Of the Gothic
style of architecture. rich in orna-
mentation, and built of gray brick.
The main auditorium is SAX BY
52H feet and has a seating capacity
of $40 people, while the chapel or
Sunday school room is 40 by so
and seats 400 people, containing
separate class rooms. in addition,
there is an infant class room with
a seating capacity of 60, while on
the second floor is a large assembly
room, PASTORS study, kitchen and
pantry. There is a large base
ment containing the hot air fur
naces for heating. The church is
provided with both gas and electric
light fixtures, is handsomely car
peted and provided with elegant
pews, The interior is furnished in
dark colcrs, in harmony with the
mission style of the furniture.
A Kimball pipe organ costing
$3.50 is on the way and will be
installed within a few weeks.
The Methodists have a member
ship of about 600 and all the de-
partments Of the church are in fine
working order. All the depart
ments have contributed literally
toward the building of the new
church. The Sunday School, with
a membership Of about $50, con-
tributed between 5000 and $500,
the Leagues, 5000; the Home Mis-
sion Society $1,000. A number Of
the fine art windows were contri.
buted by societies and individuals,
All the funds for the 'viding Of
the new church, with the excep
ton of a $4,000 loan from the
church extension board, were con,
tributed by the members of the
church and their friends in other
churches and on the outside. Il
represents much liberality and
sacrifice. About 5000 remains tC
be raised and it willall be subscrib
ed by the latter part Of the month
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-21

The following Chickasha bank
ers went to Oklahoma city to at
the Banker Convention: H. B.
Johnson, T. H. Dwyer, Ed F. John:
and H. L. Jarboe. They expect
land the next convention in Chick.
asha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-21

Arthur Whorton, auditor Of the
Pioneer Telephone Co., Oklahoma
City, attended the church opening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whorton returned
home this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-21

w. B Johnson, ex-district at
torney. passed through the city
yesterday enroute to Hobart where
he will prosecute in murder
case
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-21
CROWDED TO UTMOST CAPACITY
AND MANY TURNED AWAY AT
FIRST SERVICE.
IS A HANDSOME STRUCTURE
Total Cost will Amount to $zz, 500
Large Amount
Raised.

Sunday morning dawned most
propitious for the opening CT the
Methodist church. Before the
morning service closed, however,
the sky was overcast and rain fell
in torrents. but it did not prevent
the day from being great one for
the church and for Chickasha
AT ten o'clock a special program
In which the children and others
tool part was conducted by D. Z.
Emerson, superintendent of the
Sunday school. Long before II
O'Clock. the hour appointed for the
morning service, people began to
flock to the church and before the
service began the b-ilding was
packed to its utmost capacity and
many were turned away. The
pastors Of the other churches gene
rously dismissed their congrega-
tion and joined with the Methodist
brethren.
Rev. w. X. Piner, d. d., OF
Oklahoma City, preached the open
ing sermon. an eloquent, scholarly
effort, mastery in thought and
pleasing in delivery, that breathed
the spirit Of a consecrated man and
deeply moved the vast audience.
The choir rendered special music,
appropriate to the occasion, includ-
ing a splended solo. The New
World" by Mr.. R. G. Scoffern. AT
the conclusion ofthe sermon, SUBJ
scriprion was taken up amounting
TO over $1,000. Another subscription
was taken at the close of the even-
ing service, making the total
amount raised during the day SI6-
so.
In the afternoon a special young
peoples meeting was held, all the
societies in the city being invited.
Mr.. ]. S. Lillard Of Oklahoma City
conducted the service and made it
most interesting, the program in
cluding brilliant address by Rev,
c. S. Walker, of 81 Reno, on "Op-
portunity" and a very helpful ad-
dress by Judge J. 7. Dickerson on
"The Apparent Success OF SIM"
In the evening DR.. Piner deliver
ed the annual address for the
High school, the members of the
class, teachers, and large aud
fence being present. The speaker S
theme was Character Building,
and the address was full of inspira-
ton and instruction to old and
young. DR.. Piner captivated
every one and he will always be
assured Of a large audience when
he comes to Chickasha.
TH.. BUILDING
The services yesterday were the
consummation of over two years of
planning and toiling upon the part
of the Methodist people, their pas.
tors and friends. The new church
as it stands today is as handsome a:
any church in the territory and is
a credit to Chickasha and the demo
mination that has built it. Com.
pIete with all equipments, its cost
will be about ta2, 500.
II was a former pastor, Rev. G,
II. Ray, who initiated the plans
for the new church and under
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-21

The Ladies Of the Maccabees
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
ago at A. o. U. w. Hall. All
members are requested to be pre-
sent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-21

Millions to Loan on Indian Ter
ritory and Oklahoma Lands.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-09
RICHMOND COURTS ARE
TANGLED BY ANNEXATION
New Problems Growing Out of the
Capitol City's Ambition to Be
Big and Great City.

RICHMOND. VA. Dec. s.-New
problems brought out of the changed
conditions brought about by annex.
alton are confronting the city and
county officials today. What prom
iises to be among the most vexing
Is the status of the criminal cases
originating in the annexed districts
OF Henrico county, and certified by
magistrates before whom the nre.
liminary hearings were held, to the
circuit courts Of Henrico. These
cases are not now within the juris-
diction of Judge Scott, and must
be transferred to Judge Wits court
for trial, in the opinion of some of
the lawyers. Others contend that
the Henrico circuit court retains
jurisdiction in the cases.
The court officers are now making
inquiry into the laws that have
bearing on the question.