The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 102, Ed. 1 Friday, April 26, 1901 Page: 1 of 8
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The Chickasha Daily Express
Vol. 2
Chickasha Indian Territory Friday April 26 1901.
No. 102
WEEKLY EXPRESS
Established 1892.
For Chickasha First; The Indian Territory Second: The World After.
DAILY
Establit
HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR SPING SUIT YET?
f not come in and see otir fine clothing. The best fitting suits that possibly can be made in all colors. Flannel suits belts to
match. The military suits very swell. Pattent leather oxfords for full dress. Pattent leather dancing pumps. The swellest tone
01 shirts in the city. All kinds of lancy belts The new shape in Stetson hats. The Hawes hat alway in the lead for fancy dressers
A very large line of pants. Our 2 fnr a quarter sox are daisies. Boys suits. Russian blouses bovs shirts Boys black cat hose.
Boys shoes. Mothers friend shirt waists for boys. Silk handkerchiefs. Bilk underwear We're loaded- Come and see
Respectfully CLAY DONOVAN
W. O. W. BANQUET.
The Worthy Sovereigns of the
City Enj y Themselves.
A large nu tuber of the local
camp of WOW assembled at
the 1 0 ( F hall Wednesday night
accompanied by their friends
where they enjoyed some splen-
did mnslc toasts and a banquet
lit for the gods.
Thqae present were called to
order by the Council Commander
C K Rose who called Miss Beulah
Wantlaud Adelle VVautland aud
Amy brown in order named who
furnished the audience with epme
very line instrumental innsic on
the pisno. Sovereign C B Hose
occupied the chair as toastmaster
in a very becoming manner and
iu'roduced Atty C Jomes as the
1st toastinaker.
To the Ladies and the Woodmen
Circle:
It this were a little stronger it
might stimulate me to say some-
thing more beautiful about the
ladies and the Woodmen Cir-
cle; but this is a subject upon
which every man who has a soul
and the capacity to love must be-
come eloquent and entbusiait.c.
No wonder Adam walked about the
Garden of Kden as lonely a a laud
agent in a busted town whe: he ha
DO wife to hoe his garden or to chop
hit wood. Truly the world was
This Space is to be Occupied by The Big Cash Store.
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
ed till woinaa aoided. We all have
been along the road. Most of as
hem tonight are married men and
ladies or boys and girls and some
of the boys will look into the eyes
ot the girl he loves with that look
that says: "Why don't yoa ssy
something?" This is the time that
reminds me of what the poet says:
"when a pair of red lips are turned
to you and there m no one to gossip
about it do you 'pray for endur-
ance to let them alone?
Maybe urn do. but I doubt It .
Wheu a ly Utile baud you are permitted to
Mis
Can Jim drop It you think without a u.ueeey
Maybe- you can. but I doubt tt.
I When a taerlny walat t Is reach of your arm
With a wonderful Dlutupaea about tt
I Do you argue the potnt twin the right and the
vasal
; Muvbe you do. but 1 doubt It.
! And if by tuec trick you should rapture a
hear
With a womanly aweetaeaa about It.
Will sou guard it aad keep WmaS act the food
I Well ma) I you will but 1 doubt It.'
For women have all the rights
' of man and no more the right of
' protection; and that is what the
woodmen of the world are doing
! -; v protection to the widows
and children of their fellow Sover-
1 eigne. But woman not satisfied
knowing that she had not the
strength ot arm to piotecl her bus-
band in this life said 1 will fur-
nish a protection to my bnshanri
j and family after deal h and so the
i woodmen Circle of the World was
j organized. And like the clinging
vine that throws its arms around
waving his mighty branches ol
woodcraft and with firm ami gentle
grasp binds up the broken boughs;
and brings to nsught all the storn
of hate and calumny hurled upon
us by our enemies. Thee Societies
will make their influence felt and
like the waves from a pebble drop-
led in a placid pool shall grow
deeper and wider sweeter and pur-
er tilT the cycle of time shall kiss
the brazen cheek of old eternity.
Then let ue pray that come it
may.
A come 11 will. .
That for a' that.
That aeoaa aud worttt.
O'er a' the earth .ball bear the 'free.
And a' that lora that and a' .hat.
It la oomtnc yet.
For a' that.
That the world o'er aball brlther be.
And a' thut. and a' that."
And from the time of the debased
and wretched Nero to Charles Mar-
tel retcuiag Kurope frem the graap
of Mobs.tnmedar.isin to Columbus'
immortal voyage a' ro:s the traot.
less ocean course or to Frederick
the Great carving out a nation
from the forest of Germany; to
NapoUon whose star of destiny
rose at Merengo to set at Waterloo
to Grant and I.pc at Appomalos
through poetry and romance;
through history and biography
science and philosophy we search
in vain for a grander sentiment or
a sweeter song that the te-chiiigs
cf woodmen craft as expressed by
that lonely wanderer John How-
ard Payne who banished from his
circle of friends wrote ''Home
Sweet Home. Be it eyer so hum-
ble There's no place like home."
flespooee by Mr. T. 11. Lilile of
Oklahoma City state lecturer for
w. O. W:
I respoud with a glass of pure
water and 1 respond in the name
of Mother. Mother always drink
water.' It oomes down from the
highest distances from the ruouu-
taiu peaks coming down the
mountain side leaping from rock
to rock growing larger and larg
er until It comes down the val-
leys. It lived on and on until it
reached the mighty ocean; but in
its passage it happened to come
near pool where nothing but
that which represented impar-
ities; and while the little rivulet
was passing the pool r e pool
sjays "why this bastet ' why not
atop and rest awilef The rivu-
let said I will pas? on and n my
haste 1 will ne doing good while
yon are mouldering away to noth-
ing for thou art the representa
tiveof impurities. And the little
nvnlet passed on its journey; bnt
the pool remained as yore and
not long since the hot summer
sun came ont and behold the
pool dried up and became a thing
of the past; but the little rivulet
gerw larger and larger until it
'entered the great ocean God's
reservoir and God's sponges that
float through space dipped them-
I sv-lvee in this mighty reservoir
land floated out through space
id spread their purity out npon
Continued oo ttbpaec.
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