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. is claimed by ikision, although she
, was born in Siaahai, China, where
;L r father bad a position under the
! government. But her mother, a
illayJeu jf Maine, brought her
daughter hack to New Kugiand
hcn she was six nnd here she te-
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i December 9ih. J
j To secure extra extension of!'
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pay i2 in addition, which v ill
j mate tickets good returning to
leave Chicago, up to aid includ
j iug Decern ber 19th.
Short
'. Orders,
Who Regular
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GLOBE
RESTAURANT.
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Open Day aud Night.
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. . . tiou at Chickasha, soon
certs in
After many discouragements she
a.s pes-;
!,T.i::!iilu.:i.,1m;Lv.i:)sPn, bSSSS. j finally scoured a hearing in a prima
" NoiTumilm;! of the Grand Operf.
1 rains outu, cast utul tttl ut Fort Worth.
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out of KaosasC'ny. No. 'JA and ai art; the new
7at traiufi.
No. I. No. 1.11
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SOROSIS.
The following paper was read
before Porosis bya member on "'The
Grand Opera in the United States
and its Singer:
Concluded from Saturdays Daily.)
Thii is a great task and involves
the hardest kind of work.
, Suzanne Adams, Marcella fSem
Lnch, Albert fialeia, Lillian .Nordi
ca, Henri Albers, Nellie Melbrt and
Emma Karnes are the star singers of
the Maurice Gran Company, Miss
Adams is an American, born in
Cambridge, Mass., and was sent to
Paris when vpry young to obtain
her musical education. Her debut
was made with Jean de Iteszke in
'IiomeoandJuliet'in which she was
introduced to the Parisians at the
Grand Opera in 1891. She remained
there four years. "Marguerite" in
'Faust" being one of the parts in
whieli she was most frequently
heard. Mie proved the sensation
of tho G-au Company at Covert
Gat den, London, A French critic
said of her that she possessed two
notable characteristics. Youth and
a clear beautiful voice in t jne'cli ik
ingly like Melba's,
5 Marcella Seinbrich taunt look!
back from ber present heights of
fame with strange feelings to the
period of her childhood, when her
fatber a poor Pole, kept the wolf
from the door by giving lessons on
the violin. There was a large fami
ly and only through the ns-istance
of frienda wan it possible to end
her to the conservatory atLemberg
when her muscal ability wasdiscov
ered. Her teacher, Prof. Stengel,
afterwards became her husband, and
it was he who developed with pains
taking care, the wonderful voice
that has since held veteran critics
spellbound, while they need hark
back to Patli n her prime and
Christine Nilnson to find its mate.
Sembrich made her debut when only
seventeen, and appeared with the
Abbey company in the disastrous
first season of the Metropolitan In
1883 84. She then went to Europe
iiiid did not appear there again, ex
oept in concerts last year until ihf
memorable second niyht of the sea
son when as "Rmina" in I he
P.arhcr of Seville," t4n provnl that
lime had ripened, mellowed, ,r
fected her voice.
.'Albert Salcza who hini; Knneo
to Hie .'uliet of MeHia ii a French
until , thirty one years of 8:m. In
ldS at the Paris conervMorv,
rat t ied oIT the lir.-a prize fur mhi:
ing and the second for opera
Melba. who gels her stage name
' from Melbourne, Australia, wiftre
she was born; has no such i cod lee'
tions of her early life os must come
times cause Serabrich to think the is
living in a dream. She wan Aellie
Mitchell thenjher parents were well
to do and not at all inclined to give
the girl a career. Her playmates
nsed to get her to make "funny
noises'1 in her throat, and at tbe
time she had no idea that they were
While in Paris,Eames met and mar
ried Julian Story, then a struggling
artist, who frankly admittadto her
mother that unless she continued to
sing they would not be able to live.
Nordica was known in her birth
place Farmington, Maine as Lil
lian Norton, and the home in which
she grew up is a great roomy farm
house. Nordica's grandfather, on
her mother's side, was a famous
Methodist preacher, and thrctigh
the Nortons she is eligible as
"Daughter of the American devo
lution'' or a "Colonial Dame.'? Re
moving to Boston when quiteyoung
she studied at t!;e Jsew England
Conservatory of Music and then
went to Italy- Later she sang in
St. Petersburg and Moscow and then
at the Grand Opera in Pari3. While
in France she met and marriedFrcd
erick Gower of Providence, Rhode
Island, and left the stage for a time.
Subsequently Mr. Gower, who was
an electrician, made a balloon as
cension, in 1887, from which he
never returned. Xordica sang at
the Covent Gsrden, London. Her
first appearance at the Metropolitan
rew lork, was made in 1S90 as
Leonora in "Trovatore."' She
intensely fond of her profession and
cherishes her voice as ehe would
priceless jewel. In May, 1890, at
Indianapolis, Xordica was married
to Zolton F. Dohrae, a young Pol
ish tenor.
Miss Lou Williams.
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Local Agent.
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What was best for an invalid blue,
Struck a life-saving caper
By prescribing wall paper
Of a cheerful and sunshiny hue,
And he went to Town mend's and
was fitted out with the proper tint.
ana the invalid is doing business as
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thing. Phone 50,
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and Heating Wood,
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Patience, and Can make hand
some pictures from common faces. Try me.
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CHICKASHA, IND. TER. g
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Book and jVIap
OF THE
Gomanche
Reseriation.
Made from Pi r.-oiial Observation
jind Actual Surveys of the
ground, and can be de
pended on as abso
lutely correct.
Streams are shown jnet as they ex
ist, school sections marked
and an accurate de
scription of all tho
laud given.
THE BEST BOOK
In print of this
Reservation, and the
most reliable. The book
has fifty pages aud a large map.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
Sent to any one postpaid on re
ceipt of price. Address,
D. P. SMITH,
ARCHITECT
and Civil Engineer.
Plans and Speeiflcatiens Accurately
Drawn.
Or for sale at Carruthers BookStore,
Chickasha, I. T.
E. HAMILTON,
Attorney-at-Law,
KEFEREE IS BANKRPTfY.
NOTARY FCDLIC
Office over Citizens Hunk,
AND COBS!
McAlcster Fancy Lump Cool.
Arkansas Fancy Lump Coal.
DRY COBS
On Hand and For Sale by
Chickasha Milling Go,
J. D. BRIDGES,
LAWYER,
Real Estate, Pension, General
Agent and Notary Public
Office on Kb St. i-outh of Chic-kasha Avc;,a
U.D. Davidson. ' F. E. UidJle
DAVIDSON A KIDDLE,
ATTORN I ES at LAW,
KOTAKr PUBLIC IX OFFICE.
unite in Houriuud buiiUlnx.
L'hlckasha. - lud Tc'J
N. M. WILLIAMS,
Attorney at Law.
Ifflce in Curiy & Fiujmtrick building.
BEAVERS ii SAYER
Attorneys at Law.
OUIte in rear of Citliens liank.
Chickasha, : : Indian Termor
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yto w tj are going to ciose out uur i earn ff
4 Harness at Cost : , ()
W 31 in single ply trace, If hanie tug, f
H I J turn back', 1J pole set, f$
Leather filled back, 500 collar, f
yjjf 300 lines, 225 bridles. We sold this h iirness for $28 00, now ff
$a i 83. VV e acty competition on team harness. We have ff
j just a few sets left, and they must go as we have decided to ft
uiscouunuu inu icuin uuruess
CIIAS. M. FECIIH ELMER,
Attorney at Law.
Office in rear of Hank of Chk kash
Altfer Melton. John L. Morr.g
MELTON & MORRIS,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Chickasha, I.vd. Ter.
II. L. GRHJ.SBY
Atrorney at Law,
Practicflu In all courts in the Territories.
CROSS Jf CHAENEY. -I
2 5 r$ 5 S i$ -"5 3 5 3 HT' "5 $
H. E. MARTIN,
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND
FANCY
GROCERIES.
OfR MOTTO "Do I'ulo to Others as you Would Have th.ra do unto yon."
THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS FOR THE MONEY.
O.K. LIVERY STABLE,
MATT CHILTON, Prop,
Goo:i Teams, Good Rigs and Careful Drivers
always on order.
:an furnish Camp Outfits. Excursion Parties
conveyed to any point.
STOCK BOUGHT, SOLD AND BOARDED.
U-entle Horses lor Ladies a Specialty.
Phono IMo. 104-. ChiouHlm. 1.1'.
GCO. T. gOSTOJM,
UEALP.R IS
Hardware, Tinware, PumpH, windni i 11h.
Makes a specialty of all kinds of Galvanize! Iron Work Dom rpnii
work in Connection. Estimates given and galvanize1 iron tdrhU.n
Shop on Second Street, old Carey 4 Flupukk tiuiMlt, .'
11. F. 11'M.lMNi;. KEKURO HUNO
HOLDING & UOSI),
Attorneys at Ldw.
Oillce In New t'ohl omce Iluildinjf,
Chickasha, - lud Ter .
CLARK JAMES,
LAWYER.
Texas lands for Laic or inula,
Omce with J D Dhdrfc
Chickasha, ;! ; iurj. Ter.
J. E. STINSOX, M. D.,
Phys.wijn & Surgeon.
Calls Promptly Attended day or nigut.
Offlcs I'hohe m. Ri-Hl.lence f boat SO.
DU. E. L. DAW .SON,
Physician and Surgeon,
omce at
Pout Office lirug Suire.
DR. E. P. TYE,
Physician and Surgeon.
Ueftldca iloinif aenera; practice will ct
special attenilontoall kinds ofaurrrery. AIM.
Surwoon C. K, I. A P. Ky. Oo.
oillce corner Chlckanba ave and Tourth -.
II. MINTER,
Physician & Surgeon.
Office In (ItyOruB Store.
ltPffd"nce
Phone No.. (HICKasua I
Dr. C. P. BROWN,
Physician and Sugeon,
IVsid'-nl 'iJlu lic.';'.. , ,., ,
'I hour lit
Dli li, 1!. liROWN, "
Physician & Surgeon,
Oftici! in ' bit I ush:i lirnv f.,'- ..
oore.,t f iii.uk of Chk Uiisb.i.
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G ILCKR 1 & GI LI;eri
Attorneys at Law,
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