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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

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III ifoncn utb gaitfreuublideu
~ StGbtd]cn Carroll. elmer Sod)z
~ burg pes fatboliifen Seutihz
tbnmcs bon Soma, lpp Der in Den
peiteiten &reiien me9cn icines Scelenz
eifers unb ieiner Siihtigfeit gelicbte
Hcp. Sps. &ucmper ipirft, tritt I'M
nabcn Sftober Die nddite General
TerIammlung bes ct. Sonifatiusz
Sunbcs pou Soma %5uiammen. 3peiz
ieaos lpirb and bieic Sugung beutihz
rebenber aatbolifcu ibreu ginfluB fir
Die grDBeren uno 9rDBtcn, Die + 3 G.
unb + i h it En- Sntcreiien bes
tatbolii6en Seutldtbumes ~ilberbaupt
unb i'm Staate Soma in~sbeionbcre,
9cltenb MAIDEN. SaB nid)t niles
unb uidt o picl 9eideben ipirb,
nls W q II d) c cripartcn, bas ipilleu
@rfabrcnc I'M 8oraus; bab aber bcss
balb Iucs umionit lit, bas glaubt
y I ii II q Wir fenz
men 10 5icmlih Die Sflpdd)en uno bic
2ciitungcn u~nicrcs Soipacr Stnntspcrs
banbes unb piiicn, hab Der 8illc
6llr : I, luenn audi milb1nm, 10
bod iid,cr lid 81 lpeiteren, groBcrcn
Grfplgcu burd)ringcn miro. Sit bod
unIer lieber ct. Spnifatill5 zgunb ein
rcd)ter Sbcil bcs Central ercins uno,
lpic bicicr, licgcu Die @ur8eln lsiucr
c~initpcilcn nod bcid)ciOenen aber
besbalb niht 3u inter
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gram NJ. Den Sbenlen unb ben
Wf ctboben bcS tntboliih G II
Seutid) : observation-disclosures in Den
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flurcreS Ycrit dnbuiB bicicr
@ur5eln u~uicrcr Strait, luic tic DER
Gcutrnl> Ierein bartlett. bon GROCER
Scbcutung lit. mpd)tcu iuir Die bcuor@
itcbcnbc Sagun9 u~nicrcs ct. Bonita
thus 8unbc+ in Carroll, Suipn. ais
Inlub benubcu bier cini9e @cbnnfcn
porSulcgcn. Delde, u~nlcrer Iniid)t
nod,. baSu ongctbau iiub. bic Sbdtigz
felt Der oeutid)s rcbenben futboliidcl
| Yiiracr Der Der. Stautcn ielb e
IL II Btcr mn ID irf umcr 6l
MADDEN. llub lpu5 mir id)rciben gilt
6luUl III CllSl ~liil WY SipPNHuIlpN
rcbc fir Den Splpacr Stnatsucrbnnb,
bar uber 8c6icbung 6l q lien beutldls
rcoeupcn Aatbplifcu, Ole uidt gcrdpc
on .6irncrlucifun9" lcibcn pbcr idor
ocrnrt ,nmcrifnniiirt" iiub, buB lie
nidt inn Stunoc linb eS III bcntcrfcn,
lpcnn tic einem Spiebubeu Siilic
lciiten, ipcnn CT linen ibrc alcipcl
unb nod oiel grnbcre 8crtbe iticblt
IS 9ibt lciber, lcibcr III Den Hcibcl
Der beutifs anlcrituniId)cn %Saibolitci
nur gu piele Tricitcr unb Haicn, lucld,t
nod, nid)t crfnlrnt bobcn. onB Der 8
". 81. Central &crein uub iciuc SbG:
tiofcit nid,t nit 9clpobnlidcr Der.
ciusmeierei" ucrlpcdIelt iperocr
biirien. Splde. ueld)e SaS tbun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

~ iihof @cbrlc pom Nprbs Snfotn
AZ cr6dblt mic cia arnlcr Sag
~ lDbncr, ~lucld)cr IN cincm
- nSnmbcr Camp" arbeitct. lid
pcrgeilolnmen bat, mittcls flcincr Or
IparniNc, $500 fir 3lucde Der
u | a II b c II q II > b itung 81
pcriucrtben, inbcm CT cine aapcllc in
Der Sip6cic bes bpdlp'iten SiIdpf5 in
Noro@ Safpta crriften loiicn mDdbtc.
SoIdc9 Sciipicl lit nidlt MIR mcrtbs
boil, ipcil erbullidl, ionbcrn ~bcipnbcr5
neil cs 5ci9t mic iclbit pcrbGltniBz
mdbtg drmcrc Ncutc nit Segciitc@
rung fir bic Miiiipnsarbcit Scr
fdtbpliid)tn Stride an Dem @crtc
Der Notwithstanding miturbcitcn
fpn1cll.
ga mir chen rpn Wiiiionslucrfc
ldlrcibcn, hdrf bod, lpicbcr gciragt
lucrncn: Sit - rcd,t, buB Snlienpc
ltrO Ibcrtallicnbc BON Collars fir
2urus 6lpcdc in fatbpliid)cu airdcu
ucrlpcnbct pcrpcn. rGbrcnb bic Moth
Der NtiiliunGrc i'm ertrcmcn Siibcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

ibm nicbt an Gbren linb Musscidnnms
gen. Sciuc Solbntcnbrillt 5icrtcn Dos
giicrnc &rcls. bus Ilienfrcu3, Dos
Siippcliturn,treiiS. rcr rofbc Miller:
rrben nit Sdyuertcrn II. !. ~. Wprnnr
CT aber bcionbere itolS a bne lpnr
icin rSrittcr Srben ocs bl.
Srnu6isfuS".
%as Der 3. Srhcn mil? Nun.
boron mir. lpos Or. Nbplpb SonbcrS
icrncr pom Of. Sraa5isfus inGt, IS
lit ia lpeicutlid bueiclhc: vGrlcbtc
ii baS arm Tulf. @s eri
nibcrtc lcinc 2icbc nit uncnblidlcu
%crtraucn mn thciltc icin Srob MT
bem bcttclurmcn gipoitcl. Gr nrbc:s
tctc, bctctc, opfcrtc. bc.tclte I ii ro
Tplf. Was Den Irmen aliifli!J
madlt, d, mndli. lit feline Wcltz
nng, lcinc 8%cbcnsd;s
id)aulns, Der 8lnilbc al icinen @ott
uno Der @lailbc nu icncn Hcihthnnl.
Der gerdbe Dem Icrmitcn bunccr]f y
in cincm anbcrcn 2cbcu 5utbcil ~ RI.
Die Der Mrnlltb ibrcn 8pttes Ia, btu
ncbmcn, bcacben Gin Tcrbrcdcn
mn Der Wcnifbcit."
ltno ionbcrbor: %dbrcnb Scr Ser
tiarcnz 9on8rcb in aDln fcicrlidl &c
lobtc, auf oiec nj Yrpgrnmnlc pcis
ter 81 ipirfen. id)loB i'll 3iirid) cm
Wnnn Die Mu9cn fir bicicc 9ctcn,
Der In Wabrbeit bas Wcrbrefcm an Der
Menihbeit bc8nnaen hattie, inbem CT
ba5n beitrug, Der Mrmntb ibrcu
Wuttcsglanbcn 5u rauben, CO mar rcr
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bon .ormcn" @cnid>en bat CT ms
llnglild gctricbcn, bat tic mnSmz
fricbcn gcnradt. Der Tcr5ipciflumg
IN Die Grrc a%ctriebcn. Sb Dem nllnz
mcbr peritorbcncn ~73idbrigcu 8rc;s
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bicier @rbc bcrrId,t, bat nid,t gum
lpcni9itcn Die So5iulocmotrutic ibrcu
oSbare". Wphldl, tretcn mir in bic
Hcibcn Der friitlid)en Gbaritas Gin.
belfcn mir Die WunScn bcilcn. lpcld)c
Gin gottcntfrcmbctcr 3citAciit itlGgt,
Sanf Der Nrmutb luiro
ms, ndhit @ottcs Scaeu. Gin id)oncr
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Sanf? Damn ci frob unh tbuc
crit red)t Seine Efliht. Sarrc ans.
ipenn aud inter benz &rcuS, Dos lit
crapbiiher Srnn5isz
It.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
(Spc6irh fir bicic 3citnng.)
9un Alir. Gungrr.

lrlb @citen Der G~crciuigtcn Stnntcu
NM in Sbiun, Ifrifd, etc, etc, 10 groB
lit unh hu5 pielc @clb bort 10 lpcrtbs
poll fitr Die @%eluinuung BON Scclen
pdrc?" @ir rcbcn gcluiB llid)t Der
v&nidcrigfcit" bn5 &prt uno min
ipiilcu, hnB Wundcr Der "partput"
fcinc Oelbopfcr iiir quite 3lpedc 9cben
lpil, Iid) bintcr Ipldc "idlcinbctlt8cn
Ir9ulncntc" perihar5t. Tbcr CO tdnn
rid,t gcleitanet lpcrbcn, pab oieic
Sragc gan5 ii rliher %ciic
cntitcbt, ipcnn ELM Wiiiiondr, aus
China obcr Ifrifu potr ionitipo, dlif
ciner 10000 aanScl" ilber Den
@crtb Der unitcrblidcn Scclen
III ben 6cibcnldnbcru reject, linp Damn
hic Communion aus cinem $4,000
acIfc" gercid)t miro, lpcldcr auf
cinem $4,000 Nltorc" itcbt lno
bcrglcid,cn mebr. &ir iui''cn nlld),
hnb bic $4,000 Sad)cn unb Sddela
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

CA CT Die SrapcS Nc
NH lueguug in Gnglano ndber
wv fcnnt, iuciB, hnb bcrcn
@ntlpidclung icntr II II G
rcr llnions bier IN Den S%erciui9tcn
Stnaten pornusgcgungen ut
uno baber fiir micr 2anp gcpiiicrz
maBen pprbiIblid ) mar unb lit.
Sort iinb Die Irbciter politiih
@bi9s oher Spries lpie bier Scmo@
fratcn, Hepublifancr pber Bull
Wouicrs. Die So3ialiitcn iinb, bprt
lpie bier. bic g tdnferer unp Die
@efabr fir bic Unions. gcgen
ipeld)c Die fdtbplid den Irbeiter
81 Selbe 5icbeu unb 3ugleih 9egen
anoere fatbolifen> fclnblid)e Glemente
it'd ipebren miilicn.
Ils Dor einigcn Snhren cine groBe
3abl 8elpcrfIdaftcr G%n6lunb's con-
.fciiionslpie Sdulcn forbcrte. lesten es
Die fatboliiten W:tgliebcr Der Srabcs
Unions burdl, bab Die Shulfrage II
Dem Tro9ramm geitriden purbc. gu
gcidlpIiencm &pr9cben bel Ingriffcn
9egen ibren bl. @lmlbcn idlplien lid,
burauf Die fntbpliid,cn Irbciter 5uz
lammen. nift 81 elmer cpnfciiionelen
@epcrfidnft, ionbern 81 elmer Sr9az
niiation Der fatboliid)en Wfitglieber
Der perihiebenen @elperfidnftcn, alio
5u elmer art fatboliide Irbeiter>
pcreine.
llnb, gerabc lpie Ser Central erein
in Buffalo ihun cine @eriammlune
Der fatbpliifen Ir%bciterpereinc belt.
10 paren in Ylpmputb, Gnglanb, Die
fatholiidcn Irbeitcr Guglnnb's bcim
&atbolifcntagc 81 elmer futboliiden
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
Tramrisrr Rekorh.

Gin ncllcr Sdncligfcito : Hcforb
ipllrbc BON eiucm iungcn Gbcpoorc ans
llnipn Gonntn Y. g.. nmfgcitclt. Srnu
Gbriitine Alcrunbcr Snpnrcs crflGrte
I'M @cridlt IN Gli5abctb, nab iic am
!. Suli 1913 ibrcu @attcm fcnnen &C.
lcrnt babe. Im 20. bdttcn tic lid pers
lpbt, ain 3. Iusuit gcbcirntbet. an,
10. babe CT iid tbdtlid an ibr pcr&
a"riffcn. am 20. babe CT iie pcrlnilcu
ilnb nm -. babe tic i'm cinitcdcn
lniicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

Bic Gimpnubcruna aus Scutid)lano
bat in Dem Scrid)tsiabrc 1912 BIS
1913 nm nuhc5u 1000 Ycripncn 6us
Bcnpmmen nnb Die 3uunbnnc Der Gins
iuanberuna pon Scntid)cn ans aubercn
Ydnpcrn gmropa'S = Ccitcrrcids llnz
larn. Salfan, HuBlano. SfpciS -
bctruH iiber 5000. Die gclammtc
bcntidlc G~impanocrung besificrtc iid)
anf S0,S65. bon bcncn 34,329 ulIS
Dem Scntihen Hcihc fnmen. 9cecn
27.7S2 I'M Seridtsiabre 1911-t2.
Die 9ciammtc bcutid)c ginipanocrmg
bctrlG I'M Scrihisiabrc 191t--t2
65.6l3 Yeriouen, Us lit alip elm gu
lpad)S bon 10000 Scutid)cn bicr3u,
lonec innerbalb 5ipci Sabrcn 81 pcrs
5eidncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

mir niemnls: bic Mnsfiibrnng ScS
Central @ereinS . Programmes ut
aud cine Mufgabe reiniter Batter
l%anbSIiebc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
Dir frasr 1T bic Antmurt.

90 mir ION cincnn nchcren Saicnebur erabren' mcldrt' pur6 @enn9a
an &cronnt ais Ycbrcr cincr tatbnliiden Yfnrrifnlc. 9c5pnn9en 1T 1eine
&Gruf ; nbcit ais fntDplidcr 2cbrcr auf6ugcbcn, 10 ut tpl9cnpc Sn1drft
5mrncaoa M %luBc I'm, pcngtcns tbcorctiih, flare Sc9nrtc iu
iduihu Gin Correspondent idrGbt M pc fpgt:
Cine Tru0c, bic nht idmcigcu prb bis tic rt6ttg bcanhrortct
huIhcn III, 1T ubnc Sucicl imc, i'll 9ctcff Der mdnnltdcn Scbrcr tr Die
lDhucn 81 IA b c II HaIcn unicrcr fntbuGiHcn Sfarridnlcn. es idrint. pnB
cine brDcuhnoc BAIL @ricbcr, aud Wtgieber Der vGatbphc educational
9nociutiou", Der Nnht inn, bb bic 6erridaft bes petblidcn slen1enteS III
udcru SNmcu cnGguItg cingcrdunt nt lD ocnnodb crlfcmt DC Sra9c
INNER Utcber.
Sd nOdrc arne ppei 5rogen itencn: SIT cs Sbntlad'e, pnB Die SSSraL
ous @cb, fir Die Iufguben Der Gr5iebung bciunpcrs bcfdbNt unb Der Mann
rnfHr beonocrs ungecBnct lit? @cnn ia, bmn Ioacn j ranen mlerc
&reniatTHhlc. GeouthonNcHel, Scidtnubc, etc, cnnebuen, mic ale IL
5ie SUNG ; arbcit ibcrnebmcn. selbn Der 9rbte mnnnltte Sebrer'
GBrtfns, hate ictncn Serut pcrtchlt. SIT aMr . er Wdnn our ef5Wpz
ungsnrbcit, D. b.. ST. icinem Sbcic brlcIben bHnb9t mn berltcn, Damn
bot cr Gin beiips Nedbt anf eincn eincm Nannc 9ebnDrenocn
SumiIiculpbn"
&r m0hten 'u Den o6igcn Iuefibrungen nr erldren, pB - nht
SduG0 micrcr SiGtcr 1mn prb, mcun 20 a II e / din nttt int
Stunbc Inb, bcnienigen Sbe ii Der er5icbun9sarbctt fir Die Nnrner@
nIt i'll Der Semitic, in Der &ir6c, in Der Shule, I'M ntrtbs
ihuftIi6eu unb ppIitiiGen Hcben 81 pnbren, meldcr prtlthen
&tGnurrn Sufommt Bic grpBeu bcIgcn W 4 II II e I Der tathpnhcn Stride
tufcn ibrcn &utbcu AM Gr5icbungsucrte Der Menihbeit 81 pnbren nm ne
Hubcn, trt 9cnutb mb Sciheiocnbeit, nenas Der 9dn5idGn @erpetblHbnn9
Der gr5n9ung Das @ort 9Gebef nod otdclbe in Der Sbat eranbt-(@. "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09

hutchinson Kan, Jan. 9-Three
elopemenie ending in happy marriages
in one Medora family within week
romance Is not vet dead IN that lit.
tie village Of 100 souls
And like in the fairy tales all have
settled uown TO live happily ever
aiterward, for all have now received
the blessing Of the parents.
THE first of the series q clone
ments took place during the holidays,
q week ago
The Turpin family came to Medora
for visit with the family Of Joe
Thurman There we're Mr. and Mrs.
Turpin, the Turpin boys, Miss Hester
Turpin and Miss Alta Turpin. Guy
Parton Of Frederick came along
Then. after Christmas. Miss Hester
Tnrpin and Guy Parton went to Part
ridge for a visit On their way back
through hutchinson they stopped at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09
THREE DAUGHTERS ELOPE
IN WEEK; Are FORGIVEN

the office Of Probate Judge Jordan
ami were welded
They we're forgiven and blessed
Then Alta Turpin and Ralph Christy
ran away on railroad motor car and
came to hutchinson They were met
here by the police
We don't care, arrest as if you
want to- lal be rs tomorrow said
the sirl, and she laughed at the otfi-
GERS, for q was then 1880 O'Clock at
night.
Half an hpur later she became Of
age, so the police released the two.
and a short time aftei rd they We're
married by Probate lga Jordan
They rode home to Medora in the
caboose OF freight train to be met
there by the father Conner Turpin.
and Atlas brother Richard The faith
er took the girl home to Frederick, in
spite OF her protests and the pleas Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09

"The folks at home think you are an
right, and they send US their bless
ings
And 50 happily ended elopement No.
two.
i was Nettie Thurman Alta Tur-
Pins cousin, who introduced her to
Ralph Christ Nettie was keeping
company at that time with Axel John
son, another Of the Rock Island tele-
graph operators at Medora.
Then there was a lovers quarrel,
the neighbors say Anyway, Nettie
Thurman left home one day without
telling anyone where she was going.
Weeks passed and no one heard
from her Finally in despair, Axel
Johnson, her sweetheart, went to
Wichita, where he consulted clair
yoyant
Write to lola, Write to lola said
the medium to the young man.
A letter was sent to Miss Nettie
Thurman at lola, and the next day a
long distance telephone call came for
Johnson What was said in that long
conversation over the wire is still a
matter OF surmise to the Medora gos-
sips, but they do tell that the charges
were 50 for that talk Nettie Thur
man was working at lola, but she
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09

the young husband. Richard Turpin
stood by and backed up his father
with a revolver it is said.
Alta had only met Ralph christy on
December 20. He was a telegraph
operator AZ Medora and she was visit
ing there They met at a hotel. IL
was a case Of love at first sight with
both Of them.
Pretty Alta T'urpin had been engag-
ed TO marry Henry Wolyerton of Nc
Pherson on New Years day, but when
he appeared on that day to claim his
bride she would not 90 with him.
The young man. a wealthy farmer
took his case to the parents. who de-
cided to take the girl back to Fred
erick While the mother was waiting
IN the depot with her daughter and
the tickets ready to take the train
for home Ralph christy, the telegraph
operator appeared with the motor car
and the elopement and carriage FOL
lowed.
When the Frisco train pulled up at
the Medora depot, happy faced young
woman jumped into the arms of a
Young man who ran from the teleg-
rapher's key inside Of the station to
meet her
Ralph, we're forgiven she said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09
NEw Koz4.

Special We have a large photo Of
the Bobby Waugh-Ardy Smith" prize
fight On display in the lobby 81 our
theater This Is flashlight taken at
the ring side New Years eve IT'S
free to look at Come and see it.
High class photoplays
Our theater is warm and cozy
An Equine Hero, an extraordinary
story featuring tAe Intelligence Of a
pet horse. Don't miss this one.
"The Physician Of Silver Guleh, a
crackerjack Lubin western
"cynthia's Agreement am Edison
comedy BY Mabel Mcswab.
Coming, Wednesday January II,
"The Hidden Hand a sensational3
reel feature Watch for Il.
5 cENTs--AND-1o CENTS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09

agreed to Quit her job and meet her
sweetheart at Wichita
Johnson went to Wichita and met
his brideto-be and brought her to
hutchinson. Then Probate Judge Jor-
dan married the third eloping couple
The news Of the marriage leaked
out to AIedora, and when they came
home that evening they were met az
the depot by showers of rice and old
shoes
And Mr.. and Mrs Thurman gave
them their blessing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09

Mission Library Table, four feet
long $1,000 value ..-.-s $500
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09
At THE
PLAY HOUSES
MAJESTIC rHEArER.


Fhotoplays.
Faith Healer drama
Dick and Daisy comedy drama
THE Countys Prize Baby comedy
Complete change Of pictures daily
Matinee daily at 1880 b IA.
Vaudeville,
Memo and Memo III a big comedy
novelty act Mutt and Jeff. A laugh
all the way through See them to.
night
PRICES: MATINEE S AND 10 CENTS
NIGHT 10 AND IS CENTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09

In Rome slaves. when they received
their liberty at their masters hands,
wore cone-shaped fen hats, which
came 70 be the symbol Of liberty
Alter tho death Of Nero tho citizens
q Rome wore pointed hats 10 show
that they We're leApved from the on
preston Of a tyrant Later on. when
the Netherlands threw OF the Span.
ish yoke they adopted q hat in the
coat ol arms OF that nation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09

Heartburn, Indigestion or distress Of
the stomach is instantly relieved by
Herbine It forces the badly digest
ed food out Of the body and restores
tone in the stomach and bowels. Price
50e Sold By Owl Drug Store and Pub
lic Drug co.-Adv dew
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09

What 10 migoirected 1ealot. I'm.
Gle VILLAIN "A misdirected yea
lot, George IS q man who. when his
house Is burning, is 80 determined 10
Keep the flames from being famed
that he kicks his dog Tor wagging It's
tail"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09

And the Mayor and City Clerk are
hereby directed to draw warrants on
said funds in favor Of the person to
whom said bills were allowed. passed
and approved this january B 1919.
2. B. BURTON,
W. II BURGESS. Mayor.
City Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09

FOR sALE-Fresh COWS for sale or
trade for fat cows. Registered Jersey.
bull for service Red Barn stand.
Phone $50 Geo Hurley. 1-9-et
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09
tPublislel Jan T, 1879
ORDINANCE NO. SIS.

UhlcAasna, Ukla., Jan. J, DO.
An Ordinance Appropriating Certain
Moneys to the Payment Of Certain
Accounts and Expense
BE It Ordained By the Mayor and City
Council Of the City Of chickasha.
Oklahoma.
Section i. That the sum Of si37L21
"a hereby appropriated for the purpose
Of paying bills upon the following
funds which bills have been heretofore
allowed by the City Council.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09

Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets. sSi5o
value Observation-Disclosures. s2foo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09

Solid Oak Center Table. 24x24 inches.
Sc eo value ,..........,.. SIPS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-09

Highly polished Rocker upholstered
spring seat 5000 yaiue.... s5.25
The Lake County times., 1913-08-01

reaching the confis grafton. Six min
utes after the companies arrived the
blaze had gained o big Roadway and
they were then confronted with lack
of water and low pressure. due to resi-
dents sprinkiing their lawns.
Mayor Parks sent out a call for
volunteers and notified the pumping
station at the Standard OIL company
for more pressure and to cut off all
the water supply in the plant. With
this done the pressure was found much
stronger and 1t being almost impossi-
Bile to save the church, work was
started to protect adjoining buildings
Luckily the wind was not strong and
the firemen were able to keep the
blaze from spreading. The blaze was
under control at l o'clock.
The church was valued at $4,000 and
caused a loss of nearly 5000. 1t is
said that s2.500 insurance was carried
on the church and the building was
practically destroyed. The confiagra-
tion lighted the sky for miles and
attracted the attention of thousands OF
people.
The Lake County times., 1913-08-01
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The Lake County times., 1913-08-01
FOR CHICAGO
TO-GULF SHIPS

st. Louis. Aug. IA barge line will
be running between Chicago and Gary
and New Orleans in less than three
months, accodring to Edward White
of Chicago, who came to St. Louis to-
day to talk over details of his plan
with government officials. He is presi-
dent and mangaer of the Chicago and
New Orleans Transportation Company.
and Lakes-to- the Gulf Steamboat Com
pany, with offices In that city His
plan is to have a fleet of 150-ton
barges run under their own power
from Chicago to La Sale. Ill, where
the cargoes will be transferred to a
steamer hauling larger barges. 1t is
estimated the trip from Chicago to
New Orleans can be made in a week
and freight profitably handled at rs
per cent of the current railroad rates
The Lake County times., 1913-08-01
ANGRY SWAIN
FORCES MAN TO
EAT CONFETTI

The street carnival at Kensington
was in progress Wednesday night
when Maurice O'Connor, twenty years
old, 11s12 South Michigan avenue. took
his best girl, Josephine Meliilo, eigh-
teen years old, of 225 East One Hun
dred and Fifteenth street, for a walk.
Confetti was thrown at them. Mau-
rice did not mind this, but when Chris
Catrewsis threw some confetti down
Josephines back and caused her to
scream, he objected.
Catrewsis was thrown to the ground
and was being made to eat the re-
mainder of the confetti when a police
man arrived. Both young men were
locked up.
The Lake County times., 1913-08-01
WOMEN GATHER
FOR CONVENTION

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