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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25
SYo Dafota.

- 6D6 Dofota bar MI facet en-
norif @icefoniul, nemlig &eoafter
@ollert @i16abl at nSp6 Dafoto
@ffo," Sionr Sails.
- CHARLES Mir County @dnf /
@e66es, ser itifteoes al 8rsorene
Sobnion, blep for 4 Mar iioen al
Stifterne iolgt til 8rpbrene &eaton,
Ser Bor 6repet Sen til MI. 5io1te nge
figbte imiolerti6 Brgorene Sobn1on
8anfen tilbage og bill bribe Sen i
Gremti6en.
- @ioite l1ge ne6bren6te Minne-
baba 2eieitalo / @iour Sails, og ct
fort MntaI &eite, 80 ialt, i~noebrano-
tie. Sc tilbprte for itprlte Delen S or-
retningsfolf / 8Den, iom bol6t Dem
op%italoe6e Ser, og enfelte Dpr par
berojat til mere ems $4,000. Sc
in6ebrpn6te &eites @9rbi bar ialt
$4,000.
- Mrbei6et poo oct 1tore Srriga=
tionsanleg i Belle Sourcbe @iper,o Ser
bi6til bar goaet fremab me6 ra1fe
@fri6t, bar / Sen ienere Eib bapt ao-
ifillige Mobgange, iaa BET er blebet
enbe1 forfinfet. &onfretarbejbet,
Ser biotil er gaaet ra1f fra Saanoen,
mootte itan6ie, 6a 8lan6emaif inen
git / @tpffer, og 6erefter bar Sri
panb efter ftRrfe @egnfalo fplbt no-
grapnineerne. Set bentes BOG, at
Mrbeioet ON fort Sis bill bore / fulo
Gang igien. Ser er flere &nnbreoe
Mpn6 / Mrbei6e beo bette Mnlpg.
~ Miis @attie 8ernlta0 er ble-
bet n6nepnt til1Boitmelt tier | 6lo-
renee be6 Sen nDe @atertotpn grten-
1io1 at Minneapolis & ct. 2onis Ba-
men. Denne n6nebnel1e lp6er fint
not, men set ~gen6ommeltge beo so
gen er, at Der en6m1 fife finoes ct
&us / 8pen, life iaa meget JONI ct
&oitbus eller ct 2ofnle, bbor Der fan
oprettes ct &ontor. Det ene1te Der er
at lie at Bp Ct, at Der er ct 9fiH,
boorpaa ltaar, at Ser bill blipe bpgget
ct Yoitbus ON fort STD. Miis Bern.
ltab, ser er gra6ueret fra 1niperltte<
td / Soma, er bog lite forfnpt % It
ger, at bum oil forbalte lit Gmbeoe,
ON b11n iaa ifal bore Soften ONT ! 1T
SorfI96e. 6orgprigt gigres Der tore
Sorbere6elier til 9pbpgning at 8Dz
en-, Ser lfal oprettes 2 8anfer'og en-
Mangoe neutrality-suspicious..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

w 9e4l4tePtl, 44te!l OLe4pOlS Ao1't41leL
Sc fife l9nger ems til Safe Street pg
@ennepin. Seller life / ct. Saul
gaor Sc 1aa langt, JONI set er Beitem-
mellen Sc ienere ifal goa, 0a 2inien
life er belt / Sr1en en6nu.
Sfmcipiller Mntpu Cannes bigger
for Siben meget iDg al i%nflammato-
riff Merbegigt paa Diafonisie-&oipi=
toilet / @ran6 SORTS. Scr. @annes
bar / @inter og Soraaret baret paa
en- meget peIIpffet Sonrn6 / Mor6
9afota og set nor6lige Mtnnelota,
men Scr. Cannes &eIbre6 bor bele
Sioen beret ibagt, iaale6es at Fan al
lere0e en- Gong fgr bar maattet laoe
Zig inb1pgge paa ct &oipital og maat=
tie aflpie l1noerbpl6ninger / 20 8per,
iom bar %planlagte, og Mrs. @annes
bar rei1t til Mor6 9afota for at ben-
tie BAN biem til Minneapolis. Sill
II. Maj bau6e ban %initrueret timber
observation-disclosures til Dpfgrelie al
Scope paa 8ierget" ,og btl6e ober=
bore Spfgrelien paa Sbeatret, men
UNDER Soreltillingen bleb ban iao
iDg, at 29gen maatte tilfaloes, og
ban maatte otter in6legges poa So
ipitalet. 81 baober, at ban mart at
ter maa bore oben @enge og / Stanb
til at optage fin @irfiombe6.
9pbsfal6. Mr. &eter &eterien,
Sruitee beo ct. &eoers 6anife Strife,
Jog @ultru, bar BAIT Sen tunge @org
at mite beres el0lte 14aarige Datter
Slime, Ser efter ct Hor Maane6ers
Spgbom og en- meget b%anifelig Spe=
ration / fibite nge, afgif be6 9e6en
paa ct. Marps @oipital / @6n6ags
Gormi06ag. Den unge &ige, Ser
iful6e babe beret fonfirmeret mi /
6oraaret, Dor ualmin6elig afbol6t
blanot fine &amerater JONI al al1e>
Ser iebrigt fien6te ben6e, og ben6es
bratte 8ortgang bor baft megen 9el:=
togelie / alle &reoie, ser ito0 Gami-
lien n9r. st 8ebis Berpaa bor Sen
itore Sgrgelfare, ser / Girs6ags gab
Meoe pe6 8egrabelien fra ct. &e-
oers Strife; talrige im1ffe 8lomiterz
franie prpoeoe &iiten, og 6 unge
bbi0fl96te 8~ornoomspenin6er bar
oenne in6 og n6 al &irfen. Sglaa
u%l1gebla6et" gnifer berme6 at u6=
trpffe lin parmeite Deltagelie for So
milien bens opbe @org.
&aabe Stmbcnter. Matten mellem
Sproag og Spn0ag begtf nogle Stu>
oenter fra Statsuniperittetet, Ser bar
iamle6e / SoteI Mationals Mel tau=
rant, nogle fao6e @tregerl ser bab6e
til 6plge, at &olitiet maatte grille
in6 og arreitere 4 al Sc perlte 5pef=
tofamagere, iom efter Stgen6e til
berte oniete 6amilier fer / 8pen,
men opgap fallfe Mapne / 8olitiret-
ten> boor Sen melt itgien0e at Sci
neroal ennerne maotte betale $25, Sc
an6re bber 500. @runoen til at Sc
labeoe rGelt" par,o at Sotelbetieningen
fife btloe bol0e &otellet aabe1rt for
Dem efter reglementeret 2uffetio, iaa
meget mere iom Sc bap6e opfprt fig
nposlenbe | 2ofolerne %fortn0en pg
brugt nigmmeligt 5prog. 9a Sc life
biloe fierne Jig, tilfal6tes 8olitiet, pg
Der op1to0 0a en- regulRr @aDefQmp,
nn6er bbilfet &olitiet life lag6e SIM
CREME imellem, og en- &idretur ! &o-
tr%uliebognen bleb Gn6en paa Sagen.
Set Ter n6 til, at Minneiota 5tu6ens
terne tr9ber efter at 11aa op til set
iamme RiDeau al Maabeo, JON Mis-<
coriin Stuoenterne biotiI bar bdpt
81 nfort nnr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

Sfal PIE Jig. Srore er mo6taget
fra @aibington at 2Sbe Snfanteri=
regiment og Use Mrtilleriregiment,
I'M peo Sort Snel1ing, ifal maricbere
til Sort &ilep, &anias, / 2ebet al
Sommeren. Guren fommer iono-
ipnligpis til at paabegp116es Ben Is.
Suli me6 Grain til Smaba, bborfro
Ser 1oa er 200 Mile, Ser maa mar
icberes me6 ful6 Sppafning, ligeiom
/ &rig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

sau,u1enliisn bette BIao, bets s5ns
6oI6, l1bftprelie, 8ris % Brc1riesr
meD u1ore E8@llose f5oull,e 5prog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

Mr.. G. K. Merriman, 80 Rush Street, Chicago,
H., stger: '"Jeg f0ler saa vel forr6jet med
Oeres B@]te, at jeg like Wide tage 5000 for
det, hvis jeg like knnde faa ct andet. Jeg for
s6gte al Slags Medicin for jeg fix ct at Deres
Better. Bet har kureret mig for Nyre-, ner-
v0s- og almindel!g S%vaghed."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

sammenlien bette @loo, oets SSn6,
bol6, n6itprelie, 8rts og &remiel
me6 andre 8la6e / famine @prog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

&cgnfalbet / ct. Saul ii6ite Mon=
oog bar opermoa6e itort. &aa ct
Ste6, / Mprbe6en al Carroll og ct.
Mlbans Streets, iamleoe Ser Jig ioa
meget &ano, at set gift ODER @obebet
paa enbel Drenge, Ser tog fig en-
5bgmmetur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

Cafe Street S11termrban 2inic be-
gpn6te lin girfiombe0 / Manoags, og
ser gaar MI gporbogne as Sen mel
lem Spillingbperne bber 10 Mtnut=
ter. Ge .giennemgaaen0e @ogne ifa1
lenere gao belt ne6 til @aibington
og @ennepin, men forel9big fommer
Sc life Longer ems til Safe Street og
&ennepin. Seller life / ct. Saul
gaor Sc laa langt, JON set er Beltem-
melien Sc Ienere 1fal goa, So 2inien
life er belt / Sr1en en6nu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

&jbrer frit. @oa @runo al at
@nibington Mpe. 8roen / Minnea-
polls er UNDER &eparation, og ingen
6ooposiagerer fan gao ODER Sen for
Meroerenbe, iaa bar Sporbogns-
fompagniet paataget fig at transpor=
tere olle 6o6pasiogerer ODER Globen
frit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

Salbt / @anbct, Sobn &orris, Ell
gammel @ol6ot, Ser far lit SiIbol6
paa 5ol6aterbjemmet, fal6t / 6loben
for1eoen, men bleb trnffet uo fgr ban
0rl1fneoe. &oo @runo al bans bgje
Ml6er er Ser BOG 6are for bans 2ib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

Sperfjprt, Sobn Melion, ser boer
poa Dorf ct. og @reenbrier slpe.,
blep paafjprt al en- gporoogn 2gr6og
Mften, og fom ilemt, bog npppe far
ligt, tilifa6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

ct. SAUL spmpbonp Drcbcitcr er
Ell ny Organization. ct. &auls
6orretningsmpn6 far itettet 5agen
meo $25,00O. 9et er Meningen at
giDe 1tgentlige &oncerter / set npe
Mu6itorinm,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25
minneapolis.
@%aibingtpn Mbc. 8rpcn, Ser benz


@aibingtOn Mbe. 8rpcr, Ser benz
lie Sis bliper repareret % popioet, CT
for Si6en nfarbar for 5ooga1gere,
bporimo0 Snterurbm 5porbog11el1e.
ltabig fan befare sen. 5porpeiSfom=
pagniet er gaaet i116 paa frit at be-.
forore e1tbber, Ser bill pasiere 8roe1,
fra 6eus enc NOga1lg til Ben moolatz
te SIDE.
&cltamratbr sSacob Barge paa I.
Mpe. g. bar let Jig ngoioget til at
ppgipe lit so. @rnn6en til bette CT,
at ban Jas for alt for itore 2eiel1o=
glitter, i0et ban bar mot til at leie
belle sen @pgning, / bpilfen Ban fun
benptte0e Sc to ne0erite gtager. Ser
CT oog ingen SbipI ON, at ban bill
treffe Ell iao6m 0r6ning meo fine
&%reoitorer, at ban otter fan lnffe op.
8rpllnp. Scr. 2ouis Gliplef bleb
Sen 16. Mai piet til Miis Marie 5e-
tier, en- ung norif Game, Ser for nog=
lie Aar ii6en Tom Der til Minneapo-
liz ira lit 6eorelano. @ielien lore
gif / &iemmet bos @ru0gommer1S
JorGl0re, Scr. og Mrs. g. Gliplef,
1884 Is. Mpe. O., og blep u6fprt al
@altor Gbr. g. Neoeri en. rugebla=
Set" bringer 8ru6eparret Sc beblte
2Dfgnlfninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

Har gjort Tusinder HEN lykkelige.
som for M@nd. Mand og Kone kar
latoren gj6r Str@mmen stark eller
bet er Diet eneste elektriske Balte
dens Diet er paa Legemet Du f6le
der eller bed@kker med Vabler, sor
du er svag el!er j Pine, saa vii Diet /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

9pbsfalb: 2ucille Sobnion, 933
Carroll, l Mar, Mrs. Murora Sobn=
ion, @ethes6a @oipital, % Mar;
Martba 2arlon, 225 6. l1niberiitp
Mpe., 5 Tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

Stcmmcrmc, ser blep faite6e for
Observation-Disclosures pe0 iioite @alg,
er MI pe6 at talles oper 'igjen. @ap
Go0b, %. 6. Otis og 90. s. Mcaaur-
ron f%oreltaar Mrbej6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

Torioanot. Gooio S. @ammer-
grer1, fgrlte @ar6s &epreientart /
5tats 2egislaturen, bar forla6t 8p=
en- og gaaet, ingen be6, bpor. Sns=
Bag Mften beipgte ban Scr. Sill
from, en- geotorp paa &apne ape.,
bbor fan labe0e us en- assignment
at SrDfferiet til Mrs. Sammer~
gren. 9erpaa gift ban bjem, iammen
mel &ill1trom, peffe6e &onen, gap
benoe &apiret, fpsieoe benoe og Jag
Sc: uSeg gaar bort. Ser er Sale
ON nogle uregelmesiigbe6er / &egn=
ffaberne al en- Mobern @oo6man
Camp, bbor @ammer9ren bar Glerf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

SpSslcr. 9rengebgrn: Mrs. $.
s. Sacobien, 1000 Burns, Mrs 8.
S. 5un6gaar6, 200 81. @obie. Yi=
gebgrn: Mrs. 81. 6. @orneliuien,
1885 &eanep, Mrs. g. Slion, IT'S
&opne Mbe., Mrs. Mn6r. &ouIion,
$50 Sbomas ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

9anif Sfneipiller / ct. &anl. Sire
bag Mften SEN is. Moi bab6e 9an=
1fe FER / 8pen arrangeret en- Mften-
un6erbol6ni1g paa @oia &all, bbori
allie tire 6an1fe Soreninger 6eltog; og
at set bar %bellpffet er oIle enige ON.
Sen nponfomne banife @fueipiller
og Sanger, ST.. Mrtbur 2arien fra
&jebenbabn, fore0rog ct imuf &ro=
gram, iom beite0e bel fortient 81
falls, og oa set er fprlte Gang ollie
Sc 6anife Goreninger / ct. saul bar
bGret iaa talrigt iomleoe til en- feel
les MISUNDERSTANDING, bill set len=
ge minoes iom en- al be melt beIlpf-
fe0e @ammenfomlter al 9anffe fer
| 8pen. .&r. 2arlen ogter ON fort
Sis at aflegge 8eigg i &acine, og
9an iferne / ct. Saul pnifer bam
@el6 pg 2pffe mellem 2an6smpn6
ser.
Mtrc 2anbinaf. @puo tror 9u
ONT en- 240 Mcre Sarm meo go6e
8pgninger, for fun $1,000? 81 bar
Sen tilialgs, og Sen ct all right. @il
pro0ucere bba0 Ser plantes / rigeligt
Maa1. Sor gu ct Srs ! 81. Saul
% 6nifer at gaa paa 2anoet, iaa er
fer en- Mnleoning, ga ri fan bptte
mes Sig. &om in0 og las % fortel=
le Sig fist ON Sen.
@t bar ogiua Ell MaSie andre
@ootfjeb / 2an6 og Sarme. Mange
|of oem fa1t ialges moo finn Ell ringe
-l16betaling. @i bar 5arme tet
be6 8pen og langere borte og for
Teller Sig SEN rene, uplettereoe,
5an0be0 ON bbert enelfe Stpffe, hi
bD6er frem.
Set foiter life noget at f~oreipgrge
Sobnien 2onb Mge1tcD, 46 Union
8loef 1881 Geoar ct, q. SEOUL.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

- Sp6 Dofota bor M facet en-
norif @icefoniul, nemlig &eoafter
@ollert @i16abl at nSp6 Dafoto
Gtfffo," Sionr Soils.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

Sffe otter &eslcrne. st Gragt-
Grain fom in6 til ct. SAUL Sns6og
Morgen UNDER 9e6e1ie al en6el
Sramps, Ser bab6e 1%tjaalet set / Sc
Sneur. Sre at 6em blep arreltere6e,
meoens ct balpt 9u1in elIer ioa Flap
Bort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

Seal Gitate Boom. 6orriee nge
blep SET ofiluttet Salg al ct. Saul
@ien0om til ct lantlet 8elgb al noe
lten $450,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25
st. Paul.
s. Johnien, SofalreoaftSr.
est. Paul Tidende's Kontor, Room 46
Union Block, Cedar s. Fourth Str.

We'd Kj9b eller Reparation at
Uhre bes9g den ve1kjendte Juve,
Ter Simon Nelson. 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier bGr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-23I E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
Sgpc breo ino / &eteripns 5aloon
9pb ct. Saul pg ltial $40.
Die Mrneiu1t, 5nletpjmager / 173
Is. 3. St, opoe pll1olelig Sirs0ags
Mften al @iarteonoe.
ct. Gamls 2anb &pntpr lfol ifplge
Sr0re fra @ulbington, ltenges SUI
nj nGlte Mar.
Mlttomubilc Mnltgbebcr. Gn Sur
fra Chicago til ct. Noul / SO Sinner
er en- al Sc iioite &eforoer.
Mp Sntcrnrbanlinic. - 9elbp2afe
Snterurbm 9inie1r er mi / Spera-
ton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
BIG TIME At EL RENO TODAY
EIks Dedicate New Home. Ball and
BanqGet to Follow

Today the city Of FL Reno will
turned over to the Elks and their
visiting friends. The occasion is
The dedication Of their elegant new
home purchased from the Worlds )
fair at ST. Louis.
At 1880 the members of the local
lodge will form in front of the club
house and march to the Kerfoot
hotel to escort the guests of honor
10 the Home. The procession will
be led by the FL Reno Concert
Band.
Upon arriving at the building
the debicatory service will begin. "a
In the evening a reception will
be held from 5 to 9. From 9 to IL
there will be dancing followed BY
a banquet.
Following are the guests of honor
Hon. Frank Fran:z, Hon. Thomas
B. Ferguson, Joseph Meibergen,.
Hon. Fred L. Wenner, Hon. Ed
B Marchant, and Hon. Otto A.
Shuttee.
There will be delegation; here
from every Elks lodge fu the two
territories and some from Texas,
Kansas and Missouri. The nearby
owns will send big crowds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

For the irst three weeks the life
Of freshman, or Green" as he il
called in Holland, is 4 perfect purga-
tory. From o'clock in the morning
till II o'clock at night he Is absolutely
at the beck and call OF every mer.
Der OF the university. and more especi.
ally OF the secoad-yeaT men. They
can send him on errands. compel him
TO amuse them. bully him and tease
him to their hearts desire.
A Green is easily recognizable, 10,
be is obliged to cut bis hair short and
wear low collar and = black tie.
II boy has come to the dnfversRs .
solely WITH a view to working. ana
without tAs least intsntion Of ioln.hx
Tie social amusements OF his fellows
he is Instantly relsgated to the ranks
sf the pigs" and leads q life npart
Macs Haas HagssfBa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
"IS ITWORTH WHILE"

when the cats away the mice
will play" and when the Editor is
away his friends have fun at his
expense.
It has evidently not occurred to
his friends that secreted under his
hirsute adornment there lies a we'll
developed bump OF rythm. some
times called poetry, but such is the
case.
A friend OF Mr.. Geo. H. Evans,
the editor, has furnished the typo
some bits of blank" verse com,
posed by the latter gentleman
which will doubtless appreciated
1t follows:
Is it worth while
To brood and pine
Ger life's uneven wayS
Let's you, and our days beguile
With Joy and not repine.
Is it worth while
To muse in gloom
Der ills we cannot help
Let's meet them with smile
Whatever be our doom.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
MAY STEWART COMING.

The manager of Opera House
announces an attraction more than
ordinary merit in the engage
ment of Miss May Stewart sup
ported by New York Company
Thursday night Jan. 18th.
An advance notice says that Miss
Stewart is young romantic actress
of far more than ordinary ability
who has starred for the past six
years in classic and romantic drama
with great success.
Mrs. Gray B. fowler is a young
actor Of Eastern reputation who
has held leading positions with
such well known stars as Chas.
B. Hanford Mclean fowler, Hen
eritta Crossman and Walker White
sides.
The entire company has been
selected with great care and an ex-
cellent performance is guaranteed.
The play in which Miss Stewart
will be seen on this occasion is
beautiful romantic drama Ingomar
the Bohemian. The play that is
now having such a strong run
throughout the country being play
ed to packed houses by Chas. Han
ford Robb Dowing and Lewis
James. Miss Stewart is peculiarly
suited to the role Of the Greek
maiden and has been accorded the
highest praise by critics everywhere
Mr.. fowler is at his best as In
gomar.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
cEMENr cLlpPlNcs

Mrs. ]. E. Cross came out from
Chickasha last week to look after
the interest Of her new brick
building which is nearly completed
o. H. Kerns has lost a team
which strayed or was stolen Of re-
cent date, and he left yesterday fol-
Chickashs i'll search of them.
Judge Holding will auction Mat
Chilton's celebrated sale of 100
head of horses and mules at Yer
do ], o. T. cowmencing Feb.
Frank James and wife are guests
Of the Jordon hotel and expect to
spend most Of the winter here The
distinguished Missourian spends
a greater portion of his time shoot
Ing quails. :
The Rock Island Railroad COM
pany is 81 ,.s9lriIs toextend
the Spur railway from the
cement bed west ST Rush Springs
to Charley, Okla. The object of
the project is said to be te assist in
opening up thu valuable cement
euarries in the vacinity of Charley
and vrovide transportation for the
product. Cement exists in large
quantities in that section and the in
dacations are favorable to The
quarries Surprising those of Gem
ent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
Wanted: 25 sales
ladies. Apply at once.
Grand Leader.
THE OLD MAIDS AUCTION

Will be given by the Ladies Aid
Society of the Baptist church
Thursday night Jan. 18th at Car
negie Library. Each lady isre-
quested to bring a basket with lunch
enough for two, sheet and pillow
case for a nasque, Every body
is invited TO attend. Admission
free. A hearty laugh, good sup
per free with each old maid.
2I-24
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
d OUT

All day Saturday our rstore was crowded with
eager buyers and they mnst have been vefy
much pleased with their purchases as we seen
many of the same faces back in the evening that
were there ii the moFping.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

DID yon subscribe dis year,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
Fxcusahle.

isn't that author inclined ia
be egotistical about his work? ?"
"Yes; but ii isn't his fault. He
has been reading the advertise.
ments put out by his publishing
house" Washington Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
Man,s Pipeg.

Lady-It's a shame to have to
pay for water which good Provi
dence SUPPLIES.
Water-Rate COllector-But il
don't supply the pipes, you see
a'am.-Tit-B Bits.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

Victor Powers went to Cement,
yesterday on business,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

You can buy you an old maid,
boys by attending the auction sale
Thursday night the 18th at Carne-
gle Library. 2I-24
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
AAPPEST N
WAS s'LIrrLE''
THE RoUci

ing toSay Of G. f. \ M
Little Charlie Huns M
asha, 7. A., one Of the .....
republicans and neusPapI
Oklahoma became famois-=.....:....-.......
the late war as a silver-s0ung9d
orator of Garfield county. but6nalE,
" eft the silver part of the, party
and became a Mo Kinley wan
When the Spanish American war
broke out and volunteers were call
ed for, Charley was. examined for
a Rough Rider bntwas turned down
on account of his size. He board
cd traEn for Washington and in
formed the late President Mckinley
that he left the silver party and
joined the Mckinley party, and
that the army surgeons failed to
accept him as Rough Rider on
account of his size. The PRESIDENT
at once accepted him and he. was,
always on the firing line with
Col. Roosevelt and Capt. Frantz,
Charlie is now president of the
Rough Riders organization and is
the happiest man in Guthrie on
account of witnessing the inaugur-
alton Of his brave comrade and
officer to the Office Of governor Of
Oklahoma
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

Chickasha has become metropli-
tan enough to have a vaudeville
show which expects to remain In
definitely. II is the Novelty lieatre
on Chickasha avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

Attend the auction sale at the
Carnegie Library the 18th and buy
you an old maid. 2I-24
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16

Come to the auction and buy an
old maid at the Carnegie Library
Thursday night. 7I-25
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-07
EDITORIAL NOTE S

We have received Numerous con-
grztulz.ions o. re enlargement: 4
The DAWN. many calling O. j. 70 eI-
press themselves while many called
I'd over ne phone. !: does our heart
good 70 make people glade ard happy
ana w have 10 objections - oei1g
made happy o1rse-t occ4s-oaly. We
are safe Il saying that segen,yeve per
cen. Of he money paid OF subscriptions
an space il our paper IS pu; back H.
70 the Office il the way making IN
prJyements-makiry bigger and pet
ter paper. giving the people reliable
and nswsy paper every week II me
year for Il 20 and three farm papers ~
boo,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-07
Cove News Items.

We fear that Kittitas has los. her
reputation as dry county. judging b!
thz amount Of rain ina, nas fallen mi,
spring.
The crew Of road workers which
mas been working On the bill between
Martin Frederic4s ana the church. la.
moved and the bill looks Il 1ch better
a hole 10 the roof Of George Cham
pies house is the result Of a roc.
thrown by blast from h.ll Two nu.
dred yards away.
". Il. Mckee is putting up yard
fence which ADDS both TO the looss an
convenience Of his bone
Mrs. Hanson has new screens 70 her
windows and she can now sing "ohOe
Fly, Don't Bother Me-
Miss Matilda Hanson has been max
ing 4 prolonged visit with her friend
Mrs. Kay in the Manastash canyon.
We have been havins quite time
getting school matters settled out heIe
this spring. Another meeting the 18th
ofJuns may settle il. It is hoped thai
all will turn out and leave all selfish
ness al home and work and vote for
the consolidation OF small districts ana
good graded school, which We need.