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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
MANY BOOKS ADDED
Additions Made to the Salt Lake Pub
lie Library.

lie Library.
The following thirty-nve books will be
added to the Public library Monday
morning. June 4. 1906
Miscellaneous.
Ballou-Primitlve Christianity @ vol
uTnes.
Mann-Evolution OF a Great Literature,
Martin-Elder Faiths Of Ireland e vol
Umes.
Newman-Poems.
New York Cooperative Society-Two
Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the
States.
Nicoll & Wise-Literary Anecdotes Of
Strong & Schafer-Government OF the
American People.
Tennyson-In Memoriam. with tho au-
thor s notes
United States Department OF Agricul-
ture-Report on Irrigation In Utah,
Williams-Specimens OF Elizabethan
Winslow-Elements of Applied Micro
scopy.
Grant-Lawbrenkers.
Srsen1Wonian It.- In tho 90 dAo991vsi 91si.
Moore-Esther Waters.
shute-Letters to Beany.
TayiorENioanor. Teller of rLsa
Wright-The Tower.
Children's Books
Abbott@Captain Kidd,
Abbott-Story of Peter the Great
Church-Youpg Macedonia
Henty-Berie the Briton.
Jenks-Captain MyleS Standisb,
Mann-Lady Dear,
Northumberland and the Prince.
RankIn-Girls OF Gardenville.
Seelye-Story of Columbus
Slocum-SailnS Alone Around the
World
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
BIG AUDITORIUM
FOR CONVENTIONS
Manufacturers and Merchants
Association Discussed Plans
Saturday Night.
WOULD MAKE SALT LAKE
A CONVENTION CITY
Mass Meeting Will Be Called to
Fully Consider the
Prospect.

A movement was started at the meet
Ing OF tho board OF directors OF the Man
ufacturers and Merchants association
Saturday night that VIII result In tho
building of a spacious modern auditorium
for Salt Lake City within the next year.
II tho plans that were roughly outlined
&re indorsed by the people.
City Lacks Convention Hall
Attention has frequently been called of
late To the fact that Salt Lake has not
building suitable for the accommoda-
ton Of conventions and other large meet
irSs. such as many other cities not near
ly so large AZ Salt Lake possess. The
prosperity OF many OF the cities OF the
East has been secured largely through
the fact that they make a speciality OF
welcoming conventions and have suitable
buildings in which to care for them.
Such n Building Requisite,
The first requisite for tho making OF a
convention city Is suitable building In
which can be accomn cdated Eith com
fort the attendants who arc attracted 10
such meeting.
Advantages of Salt Lake.
Salt Lake has all the natural require
monts FOR tho making Of Il convention
city. Situated as 1t Is In the heart OF an
Interesting section of the country, and
possessing natural advantages OF climate,
natural attractions and hospitablc peo-
pie. there Is only ono tbltS that miti-
conventions OF many organizations OF the
country.
Harris Fathers Project.
That one thing lacking is n convention
bah. and q project was fathcred at the
meeting Saturday night by Director
attention Of the people the necessity of
erecting public building for this pur-
pose.
Will Bring Attractions.
IT WIS pointed out Mt the meeting that
Irany, great attractions are forced 70 give
10 suitable place for their accommoda-
tlCn, This viii be done away with by
Salt Lake VIII have the advantage pos
sesscd by the other cities OF the country
In this regard.
To Call Mass Meeting.
The matter OF securing the funds for
carrying out this proposition was not
meeting Of citizens Will be called shortly
after the Six States Business Mems ex-
cursion, TO consider the matter,
The association Will back the PROPOSE
ton with ITS influence and will spare no
effort 20 secure successful issue OF tho
project.
Location to Be Central.
1t has been suggested that desirable
be on North Main street, or on South
Temple street. near the Temple square.
Plans were discussed TO mako the audi
torum, I'm tho event OF its erection, a
center of interest TO residents OF the
city and strangers alike.
Committee to Report.
The matter Will be carefully consid-
cred by the board OF directors. The eN-
ecutIvo committee of the association,
comprising President o II Hewlett and
Directors ]. r. Bruf and Leon Sweet,
with c. o Harris, Will go into the mat
ter In detail and will report to the board
at the next regular meeting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
CHARLEY ROSS TALKS
ABOUT WRESTLING ART
Declares Game Calls for Some
thing More Than Brute
Strength.

Charles Ross who is scheduled to meet John
Willie in a wrestling match at the saucer track
Monday evening. writee interestingly about the
ert OF wrestling and his approaching contest
ns follows;
You look as though you would have better
sense than be a wrestler 10 the remark often
mado to me. Il might sn5wer that II a man
has not a fair amount OF common and
good Judgment ho will never make q clever
wrestler Tho art of wrestling requires moro
than brute strength
Ross Has Nerve
Ambition backed UP by good strons ply
sidue. gained through physical exercise and
practice in wrestling. Ia what gives mo tho
nerve to tnckle q man like Willie. He Ia many
pounds heavier than / am and physically Is n
wall and ss immovablo It would make no dI-
ference With me.
Developed Strength by Exercise.
when I 6rst started wrestling about oeven-
teen years ago. was but Is years OF age and
weighed only 1l3 pounds was the delicate
two years OF physical culture work and wrest-
ling / became physically able TO earn my own
living.
Can Earn His Living.
What I lose IN prestige from eone straight
laced people. because l engage In wrestling, I
make UP in being able to earn my own living
at any kind OF physical work 1 feel inclined
10 follow. Sometimes l have to work from
sixteen TO thirty hours straight without sleep
but / hope II will not take me that long to
dispose OF my Job in connection with Willie,
Back to Carpenters Bench.
,It Mr. willie defeats me Monday evening
1 will 20 back to the carpenters bench, But
am determined that he shall not defeat me-
From a spectacular standpoint, the match VIII
be splendid one. 1 wish 1 could see 1t as
others Will II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
WE HAVE STRUCK ORE.

The real thing Is embossed and
engraved letter heads. You don't
haVe TO send East or to San Fran
cisco. We have as flne a plant as
any in the United States, the only
engraver In tho West who can du-
plicate any design or any die.
Samples are yours for the asking.
Our prices same as Chicago prices
and no express to pay like theirs.
THE HELD ENGRAVING Co.
g. Salt Lake. Pen Doctors"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Belmont ScI
For Bows

For Boys Bslrs,s 4,
SCHOOL WORK sl,rrz,r1
RUPTIoN THPora1 =
EARTHQUiEI
Near San Frapcisoa ".
opened been zithovt ,,-s-
yard and Ire Unlverrlty ~ -.
Stanford since that rLr,
ssnds boys TO Yale. "a NJ
tute OF Technology. asd "a ~. :
Schools OF Science. B,r.,s
lFo6, tho teaching fcrrs y /
strengthened 10 mais rs.c:.
careful ch,s.acatlon of -
ability and sttainr.su r.
gun as an experiment Is, -
unued under the dlrec,,<, y.
suficient numeer Of ra.e.., ~
In nowhere q nora ttastst =,
mont nor q moro hsalJSl -
climate. Ths ueIt tern b,r,,
For catalogue and bots ~ -
W, 7 REID. A u. H,rr,,S
W. 7. REID, IT,,
Head Master.
ION leave u D.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
BIG CONTINGENT FOR
OGDEN CONVENTION
Salt Lakers Will Go to Junction
City Friday Several Thou
sand Strong.

The banner day Of the Commercial mems con-
yenton at Ogden juno Z. and 0 will be FRI
day. the 6th. On that day Salt Iaka C,,v
Will take a hand in the game and It win h.
big hand, too. The greatest interest ia h.-
Ing manifested IN tho convention hora Tha
drummers always have a homo here. and a.
they have a warm spot In their heart for zion
so have Salt I-akers a reciprocal feeling %.
them
Features Of the Day.
Tho main features Of tho day will b. a ~
lossal parade and ball ganno between oeden
people will be IN tho city at Tint time ihers
VIII be present Coz. John c. Cutler and atari
Mayor Ezra Thompson OF Salt Lake. ana ~.
members OF tho Salt Lake City Council tbe
M and NJ, association the Spanish American
war reterone, tho Butchers and Grocers' asso
citation and the Salt Lake High echool cadst.
who are now holding encampment at Ia
goon- N
To Run Special Train.
A special will leave for Ogden ovsr the R,o
Srenoe railroad at Q o'clock in the roornjnS
and Included among the excurelonistA will he
the Fort Douglas band and q corps OF burlors
from the fort On the day following Juno
an excursion will DO from Salt IaLa ~
Ogden and on the Lnoin cut-otr ana return to
tho Hermitage In tho afternoon.
Salt Lake Next Year.
In view Of the fact that the United -omn.-
cia travellers are expected to hold their con-
vention In Salt LaJxo next year n is cxr,on
that the Ogden event will be lhorallv attorS1a
by people OF this city. '"ueo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
DIAz ORDERS TROOPS,
Rifles and Ammunition Being For.
warded to Besieged Americans.

Ell PAso Texas, June 2-Presjdent Dia5
nos ordered all troops at Nogales and Hermo-
sillo 10 proceed TO Can8usa
Order was restored soon after tho arrival to-
Jay OF the American volunteers who were
permitted by Gov. Ysabel TO cross tho boun-
Diary. o.
A private telegram receiEed from Cpnhnea
today says that Americans are now IN control
Of the town ard many Me1icans bnve left
Rifles Sent to Scene
One hundred rifles and n quantity Of annu-
milton were shipped from here today 70 Col
Gresne at Naco. and Will be taken to Cananea
II they can be got over tho boundary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
o. F. & I Irl!s

LAS VEGAS, N. ", ~
dictments d returned b. ia l.
grand jury here last sTc.r|
son, Topeka G. Santa Pc b
pany Is charged WITH -
In favor OF the Cokrza; i.
company on coal eME2si
vile, Colo, TO Demlsg. 5.
The Colorado FueI ia
Is indicted for recslv!sg b.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
John Carlson Dead.

The police wero notified early this morning
that John Carlson OF this city died yesterday
mt Sunnyside The dispatch stated that Carl
sons family lived near ST. Marks hospital
1t was impossible this morning after the
ceipt OF the dispatch, TO establish the identity
of the Carlson referred to-
and WIS signed by J. Rasmussen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
George q. Moss Dead.

George O Moss. aged q years. died at the
L. d s hospital at 1:S0 this morning. Of
pendicular absceso. resulting from appendicitis.
Mr.. Moss operated on wednesday. but bis
life could not be saved. The young man, who
had been in the employ of the Watson Coop.
for scveral years loft a wlfo and child. FNu-
neral announcement will be nade later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Railroad Buillr A

MEXICO CITY. Juss II
Gorsuch, one OF the zoss =
dents here, died here To-;
He was for many year q /
resentatlvo Of the late O.
lngton and was prczAs
with railway eonsGuctoa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
OPEN PUeLie,-.~

oSLieiry
When y III. Guasas1s
through Druggists
ms ms patients iuIly' ,Ss. ,ss ~
cast as well as ~ 2 psy
q full list OF eli ia Il. 10 tss.
English, this a. ast,s y lseaS
rest possible aa svISaa %
AFRAID to bayo otsosass tsa 6r
ugstlon turned 'IS ~ asd NJ
and that It viii b..! b.sII Ieps
and tine most ,Sa s ushi
cure OF the weaI,ss wI.s hsa,1
and functional ds,sst Sss,t ~!
gam distinctly fsnisIIg
cine cine put up for sale ss'iISl,sssE
woman's special n. ns. 'aiosA y
Is not afraid 70 ~ q, e.
hh his full conHdsacsss sshs y
A glance at Ii. 49,,
on each bottle wrs,lp2ao VIA puolsAx
Is made wholly i,ppei Wi
medicinal roots. v1 tS., I,N
sonous or habIt-io,s.sll u O.
c2llcs and no aiccboJIu Iss a.
glycerlne, Of prOnsv V'psh ,,psh
Instead Of the con cd,ana,;s sussss
hol, both for eytr,a,01.a t,m0aI
ths inc active active medicinal s..I{ y
employed. II is IsSSsras H. i
%omen's peculpr St'oe sas oh d
glsts, that does moi S''sass saI. @
ccntage OF alcohol c%1Ha
run run 80 harmful 70 sonass sas ii
GUS system. Nov SsII-aa!t
uiesN, qua serves av.
by possessing Intrins,.s W Va
and besides II eDbsS,n.ls
effect OF the Other u.n I. Z
Into the HFavorIts p,p,siees|
Some Of the abls.t ,s rsS;
teachers endorse tSs.ss 80 s.
all the several IngreSI.,s,,s IIs s,sI =
vorIte Prescription il. / y.
ommending them ior ; T..
very same diseases Il, ~ ,I;, =;
famed medicine s a, st,. s.
medicine for women 's's w.
Jesstonol endorsensut-"ss ~
any number of o,diu,., ,s''
r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo =; NY
book Of otracy ites : ~
eminent medical vrI,s, =.
endorsing the ssysraI I,
telling just what Or. - -
are made 9f, It's fTnisS.1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Made Last Trip.

ALBANY, Or. June 2-Cornelius Sui
lIyan, superintendent of the Corvallis &
Eastern railway, died here today of heart
failure after an illness Of few hours
Sullivan was reputed to be ono of the
best railroad builders In tho West.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Back to Carpenters Bench,
PLEASANT EVENING PASSED
Gordon Academy Students Hold Com
mencement Exercises.

The closing exercises Of tho Gordon
academy were held Saturday night In
their building on East Third South
street A pleasing programme was given
by members Of the class After the
programme, the floor was cleared and
the pupils enjoyed tho remainder OF the
evening dancing.
Interesting Programme.
The programme consisted OF a piano
duet by Ivy Snyder ond Edna Farms
worth; song, by Carol Evans: class poem
nemoirs Of class for 1905. by Irene Tib-
bots; Farewell TO the School, by Doroth
Thompson class play, written by Irene
Snyder. Edna Farnsworth, Carol Evans,
Irene Tibbo.s. Doroth Thompson, Hazel
Sapplngton and Jennie Ruckland.
Take Of on Faculty.
Tho play was ''take-off'' on the fac
ulty. and both faculty and pupils alike
enjoyed tho burlesque.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
The Heidelberg Cafe Annex,

Upstairs now open. Imported German
beers on tap; German lunches our spe-
cialty. Strictest rules of etiquette al
WAYS observed and 2. 2rd So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
Captain of Industry Dead.

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-John C. Nuson,
president Of the Missouri Malleable Iron
company and rated a millionaire died at
his home here tonight, aged So years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03
TRANSFER MEH INJURED
seriessiy n sn Acci3fnt tins Msruing-
Iesz Fngktsne1 al an
Enrise.

]. 9. CiIespie, an enpio5e q
the Esgie Transfer Co. xzs sen-
ousiy injured Il a. accident rear
the oil nil crossing this morning.
As The wagon was crossing the
Line Creek bridge. the team Be-
cane frighteued a = ssiich e1gi1e
wheeled suddenlyz and started torun.
Mr. Gillespie Jumped. Or was
thrown from The wagon and sus-
tzined iniurs 70 his spsne asd hip.
which caused him great suffering.
Cisycoub & Andersors zubuis1ce
vas summoned and be was taken
to his hone a 9Th and Idaho.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03
HHs 1DWI DAY
lan.ziuuI,z GrBxz bg Mr. 4 s hE-
ny Asarig Egzzl az ksrky fuf
Hrnnl

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ErHKEHs tasEe1 CT Ene rzu-s-
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Eesz q 11z EF II NwET ms
u.z1s : s-Eszz-y e -EEng uleiuns
ftE zeaszr z11 Ezs 1a1 g1ss1 sur-
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E15 tr1u unl-r s1r N -En tE1
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IA : bg demand Ea1 = really sals
f1r lhHn and X a shr'Fl1g Ehzz
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s5grt Sz.75 re= Cz.e7 ear c-z-s
cDutznE Z s uelonA Kansas City
81 goe. Omaha 81 L<uis arr god
markets
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

There Is . lesson Il fbe wo-k q
The thrifty fzrzer. He knoHs that
fbe bright Sunshine uzy issf buf =
day and he prepares for THE showers
whirh are 50 liable 70 folloT. 50 il
storio b. ulfh every bouseboid
Dysenfery. dizrrhOez ard cboiers
uorbus nay attack soze members
Of the hone without warning.
chzmberlzins Coiic, Cholera and
Dsznboez Re1tdy. Ehirh IS the
best knoE MEDICINE for ..these dis
ezses should always 5e kept a.
hand. a. i-zedizte trezrrnerf Is
1eoessry. and delay nay prove
fatal. For sale By Al Druggists %
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03
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a nl1ney . 1e1g spen1 0V=r fhs
eu1rt sJEeu tor iuPrDFeDentE
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yrt II serE1ce Il s sasrr tine and
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Tie new uznzgs-ert q fhe k0-k
LllzD1 have chznge1 fhe r1sd troz
. rlEnznzge1 rzD1OEn sYEez to
o1e thzt Is . rzl1e Of fhe cDzrfry,
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1e-t q TIE Chirzgo. Rock Islzn1
and Ps1Er . sufaorsfy fsr the
stz1eoerf fhaf the Rock Islsnds
gross ezrzi1gs hzvk inrzezse1
fpesfy pe1 ue-f 0ver fhe lzE
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are nof sTailztie yef SID NJ.
kn1gs bzf 4 nay b sid usfhres-
sosst1e ue11zinfy tbzf Eaez IL
sguss are giFen--.. .-sy VII shor
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fNe-fy pr uent oTer the yesr prs-
r50us. z.bich Is rnnsnsi
Nsyor Johns9-s CREASED lghtr-
irg railway Is 70 X tested a.
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i1ghonse company says . CeFs-
knd dispzfcn. TEo ziies O. Dore
q ira-k are tuil6isg. The zsyor
erperts - 1ereiop . speed q 30
n1es a. honr- TIE CT IS s1spea5-
e - sseti rl-1nETs. nhi1h extezd
froz each sde and res o1 z1zle-
srons InveTted angie irons make
il i-v1ssitle for fbe rz1ners 10
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

c1rE s.lrzz1Er-
H- Jz9b & C.ss1. u Cos1 4
c. s,1ngnt 1iine szarn loss =
Etis 1Dal yszas-1sy LDls as- ass-
nE tass sn1 grrzg. hzrcrass
and 81 kDds af bnaines mer Ert
-i.srrirg 1D Drtn Ht1eE a11 DnaS-
Dea fhere. Thee zrs f0rr lDts
u Ehs 1Dv'n 1na1 ars nan1y l1cals1
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zn x na1 lsE s s. : pazne. rns-
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st1us DU1ing.
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-s Is bu1dlng fhik tDsz
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

Comm Ezs HHE %
1iEn- Tas question ~ 70 : r1nr-
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nuE * sz1lsl- -eE 81 t-Fsnzr
an1 se Il ant 1ner -R=g'tss[T y
s-au1 fy -ne deaalr af 1he nzJ m.
~ CnlcEzztsz rzr 9 EfEI-l 10 sal
zserin1 1er air cneE = Ll1--rlnF
inducements fnr r1ru-y Era1e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

FoE SALz-Schooi quarter On
Little Wzssits. s. acrs in oorn
ard cotton - Of corr and IA Of
cotton to 70 afh iznd r0om
house ban 6oxIz. 2 weils. 20 acres
feuoed. VII trade fo1 young
stock. Prios sI.zso. Jouas Cook.
Rezi Estate so-sz.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

The rev town southwest q
Chickashz IS now surveyed and
PLATED. TIE Indiahomz Gin
Company Is building gin CIT
there and The chickzsha Milling
Company Is putting in grain and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

il viii Be surprising indeed II
some Of or equal suffrage friends
don I lard on Judge Williams for
the views expressed By hin on The
suffrage question
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

a good way 70 take q whsck e
the lumber trust would Be to shaw
down the tariff o. lumber : frife
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03
MTOH TERMs

20 f. ioczte1 oor1n md ~ Good
tW0 roou 5ouse and - E1e zs rro-
sPer1iFB basiness rSp@-y. T1,s
Is odGe1 a. : tzrgsl1
sosz cooa q CO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

Logan county is lona On peaches
and politicians this yezr and soze
Of tie latter are 'pesches."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

Woe Be- unto the man that
fzllefh into the hands q bis
friends. saith Solono1. for he Is
dangerously nezr getting isto
poiifics.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

VIII you shoE that you are ore
Of The Chicksshz pushe-s b your
presence a he Commercial Cub
tonight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

Chicks has Nord Is oats s5e has
promised 70 give ber co1nt-y
friends prsnirzns o. their hne pro
drcis this fsIi. She cz-ro, afford
q rsP1dists Der promise
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03
BUY Ok TERMs

60 f. resident ioi. ssve1 books
southwest Car be had fcr SEoo
cab. balance a. you ike. Pucs
500.
sO-sz Good * 60.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

Mss Roxy Logza q Oklsbozns
City Is Flsznng Miss C=7eE5epr
ScsEr-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03


Wne- ,ou5 means r.1ez, p,ou=
zn1 tn phsa Cm1Eal1z
ss
Caear 5sss'rr 4 nss1zssziy = nae
zGya . 1naur1ar-ur1nE nzHisr an1
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HE q = ry- Ias psaai'-i'ii-'ss
IA rty dep~11zzz H'na1y n2D
~ zgrlrni-nsal rssJnzn-s e a-'u-ig-
non1 is-1iary az r.=nmsrziiz1-
5n-H . -.y ussJ aE-aa1 > E971ia-
-ian d sp,aos p=oFat reses5
zsnt
Faarsa eips em,aggnen .s
sasu nnEm=n the dinner raz
srgaae NnD 1'a4 1a's 1n'>
1sf a. tns I''n'1''s i''a ~l'rn ne
z'e1-11zr nai y 81
Jhzs = rsw uat=slz- ness =
aoun1ana< lnE laozi1 y nanr'
sarznse1 = os1e |1y t1'zl1
~ rottpn = frsPPe1 = Arw
Eogla01 = s~seanr1's1 = 70 q ~
i.rD = zl2n4arznfe1 fro1nr-f-
S'sy ~ iazght sots ~sgs 2o1
n fratls q = so-rf q nd .-1t'If
Hhy aassl1 pe - nsFs > -
rsraoa a- fsg1t here 2 Ca'1E-sas
g'FiDg erPa'9nrni = '''sfa- aaI-
1ra1 isbrerrs
The i11ussisi moge-8e-f IL tbe
so.ss 1urrs &c paa 1zra1e Is
o.e " sse masssls d tie age and
u ,sr u ttas aas been D,rs
askss rss- - 1e,sloszsri 81
~ osrto1 sps-riDz i1sIsisy. CT
fsr rsiis hare spr1ng - 81 oser
rhs 5ouh. TIE soush has KAN
- tass & 1oesr'f have % se1d is
esss,s ssroa6 d . Nassarsusestes
% b 1orks1 up. Il hzs grzsped
thesoososuic advantage q nznu-
fscaurinz il o. the rouDd where
nh grown.
And the Industrial xzye that has
been s1eepnx oser me south is
non penesrzfinx into the Sonfh-
rest. Texas hzs cotton nils and
Is buiidinx more. A mill is now
tesnz s,.ilt n Guthrie the first IN
tbe ,e- sa.e Win the possibi.
r,s~ 81 ehezp Dower before her.
whv ehouH nj chicksshz reach
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03
THE Owl DRUG STORE,
rs C6dEnrha Aven1e

TIE Cigar drzEirg takes place
each seek a TIE OHl Drag Store
Cigar c01utsr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

za6e frpz tb= pz-est
frusi and drawn froz 0zr spieadid
fountain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03

Sgh of srpreue sat
isfzc15on steals q = o1e zfte- drl-k-
i1g oo- Of 0zr 6tiisaifni Sodzs-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-03
GOOD RVESTMEETS

g +. between III and sth s. 01
Minn- Ave. Noders.~ improve
u=rts. ss7s
s0-sz Good x CO.