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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-18
BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE. ND, Sept. 17.-FLOUR-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Steady;
SPOT and September, 725sta724c.; October,
reg a72lac: southern by sample. 65972c.
Corn-Dull; November, new or old, 4Sc
bid: year. 45hc. southern white corn.
G60f9c. Oats-Dull No. white 36137c. ;
No. ? mixed. 3ollS01ac. Rye-Steady: No .,
55c.; No. western 55115Gf5Sc. Butter-Firm
and unchanged E,ggs-Fir,n an q I'M
changed Cheese-FirIn and unchanged.
Sugar-Firm and higher; fine and coarse
sranulated, $4.T65a
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l s - 80
October 10th. !. will be seen there that
there Is no present actual relief from the
present process OF depletion Of New York
bank reserves.
mcnt interest does not keep pace with the
transfers of currency to the interior
through The sub-Treasufy. which again
amounted to-day to over half anillion
dollars, OF. which about two-thirds went
to New Orleans and the remainder TO
Chicago. The requirement OF the large
customs payments meantime continues to
drain funds from the New. York banks
ce'pts by that institution at the expense
OF the market having amounted already
SINCE last Friday to 81 ,631,O0
ne comparative quiet In the money
sentiment OF greater assurance for the
future than TO actual present relief. The
restriction of the speculation is a testi-
inonF to the continued scarcity of funds.
'~.iil money touched 10 per cent. only mo-
inentarily this morning. and ruled genel-
ally below that There was a notable
rebound in the foreign exchange rate,
and sixty days sterling bills recovering
imports We're arranged This corrobo-
rates the opinion that the gold import
point was slightly forced by those en-
gagemen;s. London sold stocks here to-
day on balance discounts hardening in
London. and Paris easing the demand
for sterling. and the supply of CONNER
cial exchange bills continued very scarce
Quite number of prominent stocks, both
among railroad and specialties. We're
from iG2 points over last night at one
time to-day. but the prices were not hold.
The market closed about steady
The bond market was firm. Total sales,
par value, s2,7ost9o. United States 3's.
registered advanced 4 per cent. the
coupon 4 per cent. and the old 4 3 per
cent. on the last call
The total sales Of stocks for the Gay
were t555QD shares.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 1.-THE general
tone in grains to-day was firm. Predicted
frosts to follow the. recent mild weather
was a potent factor. Trade. however.
was still largely confined to the local
crowd especially in wheat and oats, and
nasmuch as these pis ruled dull. price
changes in them were small. Corn felt
the weather most and was active the bet
ter part of the session. At the close Seo-
TENDER wheat was Ko.. lower; December
wheat lSc up; December corn &c. higher:
September corn Sac. higher. and Decem-
Der oats &c. up Provisions felt the effect
of the raid in October pork and closed
sc. higher to SOC. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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corEEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-COFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened steady
with prices unchanged. Foreign market
advices were practically featureless. the
trading. therefore. was more than usually
dull Prices underwent little change, the
closing being net unchanged to points
lower. and the total sales were $4,000
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1e leading futures ranged rs follows:
Omen Eigh I4nM Clos

Cash quotations. were as fol!oWs-Flcur,
Jan ...:.. rs 1872 7.S5 80
Oct *. ;. .1O.221a 1925 1000 1905
easier. No. 2 spring wheat, 72@I4c.: No.
3, G9n71c No red. 1ahi0t73c No. .
corn, 5S159c.: No. 2 yellow 59AG59s4c No
2 oats, 2S1sG29c.; No 3 white, ;}01Sic. No
rye 5014c. Fair to choice mailing bar
ley. 4SG5Sc No. fiaXseed. S1.35: No. L
northwestern, Sl.35; prime Timothy seed
st1504.2 % Mess pork, per barrel, s1615Q
1920; lard, per 100 pounds SO.62lad1o.65;
short ribs sides Qoosel. S10.6Ii2Gtlo. So:
dry sailed shoulders tboXedl, $685.
short clear sides thoxed). sr0.S7i2G11.121.
Whiskey, basis Of high wines, SLIP. Glow
cr contract grade, SS.9o69. Butter market
steady; creameries. 16@22c:; diaries. 154
fresh, o0c Receipts-NVheat, $4,000 BUSH
els; corn. 325,GD bushels; oats. $4,000
bushels.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE-Mo on
call closed firm at 6Gl0 per cent: closing
bid and asked. per cent: prime mercan-
tile paper, 5a4@6 per cent. Sterling eN-
change firm With actual business in bank
erS bills at $4.S575 for demand and SS250
T.1S275 for sixty days: posted rates.
ASSIs and 81 S61S; commercial bills. 4.S29
4s2Ia Bar silver. Sly: Mexican dollars,
40L Government bonds strong; state
bonds inactive; railroad bonds firm.
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Early and Large
Oil Stock Dividends
We have the Land. We have the Oil.
We have the Market.
THE LARGEST PRODUCING. WELL
lN.THE STATE OF KENTUCKY
is ON OUR LAND,

Leases on 10,107 acres OF proven oil land
in Whitley, Clay, Laurel and Knox coun-
ties Pipe line and storage tanks now.
being erected by the Standard Oil Com
pany at a cost of one million dollars to
reach these oil fields.
Ten new wells have been contracted for
by the Richmond Oil Company to be put
down Immediately upon our Hammons
and Wyenk tracts OF 400 acres on Little
Richiands Creek.
we offer until September %, 1902, the
stock at Soc. per share OF a. par value OF
81. After that date the price will be 4Cc.
per share.
ed by the State of South Dakota with
main office at Pierre, S. D.. having a
branch office at Barbourville.. Ky. It's
stock is worcestershire. TIE officers are
successful business n2en-to-wit:
Sc. MORRlSs. Prss't,
Lynch5urg, Va.
w. NJ DABNEY, vicc-prcs't & den'i
Hsnager.
Barcoursviile, Ky.
H. N. WHITE, Ssc'y and Treas,
Biuefield, w. Va.
E. C. GODDIN, Richmond Agent.
1921 East Main Street.
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Cotton. quiet and steady; middling. &C.;
net receipts. $50 bales; sales. 215 bales;
Total to-day@Net receipts s2,13a bales;
export to Great Britain. 1S.sS1 bales; to
the Continent $3.50 bales; stock, 2a0.15i
bales
Consolidatcd-Net receipts. 1876 bales:
export to Great Britain. 25.241 bales: to
France. 12,7O8 bales; to the Continent, So
927 bales.
total since September 1st-Net receipts.
3S00o9 bales; export to Great Britain, "a
St2 bales; to France. 1925 bales; to the
Continent 126.i2O bales
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Scott & Stringfellow
;. Ba nkers....
Money Loaned Saiarid People

retail merchants. Transfers boarding
houses without security. Largest business
in 42 principal cities. TOLMAN, Room
10. lilo Main Street.
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PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 11-PEANUTS--
Quiet Virginians-Active at SAC for best
stock. Fancy. s13,sc.; strictly prime. soc.:
prime PIC.
PETERSBURG. VA, Sept 17.-PEA-
NUrS-a1arket quiet.
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Receipts, 1900 head. including 800 Texans
steers, si.50aS.65; poor to medium. S491:
stockers and feeders. s2.5tN5; cows. s1.5oa6
.; heifers. 2.51I625: Gamers, $l.5Ga2.a0;
bulls. s2.25f5; calves. sSGI50: TeXas-fed
steers, sS@t-5o; western steers. s3.1oGg5.lo.
Hogs-Receipts. 25.Go0 head; tomorrow,
lower than yesterdays close. Mixed and
butchers. s7.25dJ7.so: good to choice heavy.
Sl.5oGt7.9o; rough heavy, sI2,Gt7.4o: light,
M.2oGtI75; bulk of sales. s7.S5ltI. 80. Sheep
Receipts 22c00 head. steady: lambs
steady. Good to choice wci s3.50G+;
fair to choice mixed, s2.5cQ3.2S; native
lambs. s3.5OG5.65.
EAST BUFFALO. N. Z. Sept. T.-CAT-
$7.50diS; good to choice. S5G7.25; veals,
good to choice, s7.7517s50: others. s5.50@
SO. Hogs-Receipts. $500 head; slow. SO
10c lower Heavy. 81. 9G1S: medium, s7.SGG1
7.90: workers.. s7.65It7.15. Sheep and lambs
Receipts. $500 head: sheep firm; lambs
steady. Top lambs, s5.5015.65: fair to
good. $685. 40. Sheep, top mixed, ss.7514;
EAST LIBERTY, PA, Sept. T.-CAT-
TLE-steady: choice. s7.1o07.25; prime.
s6.25G675: good. s5G5.75 Hogs-L.ower;
prime heavies, s5GS.50: medium. S7.S5G7 81,
heavy workers.. s7SoG7.s5; light workers..
Sheep-Steady; best wethers. S.1094.Z %:
culls and common. s15oG2; choice lambs.
s5.6565S0; veal calves, ss@s.50
CINCINNATI. o., Sept 17-HOGs-Dull
and lower at S5.7545eo. CATTLE-Dull at
s266 To- Sheep-Dull and lower at $1,000
SIS. Lambs-Duil and lower at sS.5oG5.35.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. T.-Sea board
Air Line common, 3224; do. preferred, 51aa
Seaboard As, SSB.
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED AND
accomplished teacher to teach children
from nine to fourteen years of age the
usual English branches and Arithmetic.
and also sew: will pay s. per month,
board and laundry. Address Mrs. II. }.
FLIPPO, Hanover, Va
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c., Sept T.-SPIR-
ITS TURPENTINE-ste at 46c.: re-
ceipts, II casks. Rosin-Steady at s1.109
1.15; receipts. 292 barrels Crude turpen-
at sl.4062. 80 and $3.50; receipts,
50 barrels. Tar-Firn at $50; receipts,
3l4 barrels.
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CLEANING IEOCSE,r WELL. YOU CAN
not get along without bottle Of
DE SPANS CLEANING COMPOUND.
1t removes every particle of dirt, ink
stains. etc, from the finest furnit,lrs
or metallic surface. Try it. No. 90 East
Broad Street
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as bright as new. DE SPANS CLEAN
ING COMPOUND. 40. 90 East Broad
Street.
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.


WANTED. BY A THOROUGH EXPERI-
enceii office clerk. temporary position.
Address Miss MAY L0VALL, care this
office.
WANTED. A SITUATION TO TEACH
young children, TO superintend duties
in a nice home. or copying to do. Adj
dress Box l. Hopeful. Va.
WANTED, BY ELDERLY LADY. WHO
* an experienced teacher q position to
reacn several small children for a sal
airy per month OF 80 WITH ,r,I pgar1 l, 3I5u
ton. Charlotte Courthouse, Chariot1e
county. Va
WANTED, FOR A CAPABLE AND RE
liable lady, position with refined family
as houselseeper and companion as we'll
or the care. Of an aged or Invalid person
Address COMPANION, care Postmas-
ter, Station y, city.
A LADY OF FOUR YEARS EXPERI-
! ence desires a position to teach small!
children the English branches. Address
Miss HARV1E, Shawsgille. Va
STUDENT OF THE STATE NORMAL
school at Farmville desires a position
70 teach the usual English branches.
French. Mathematics and Music, mod
rate salary Miss SCOTT, flugueuot,
Va.
: YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE
desires a position to teach in private
family or school; teaches the usual Eng
ton. Address Miss NJ. Box 100, Chase
City. Va.
WANTED. BY A GRADUATE OF ONE
of the leading colleges OF the South. a
position TO teach English. History.
Natural Sciences, Pedagogy. Mental and
Moral Philosophy in a college seminary
or high school: can furnish excellent ref
erences Address Z. w. V, Roxbury.
Va.
WANTED. By YOUNG LADY, EXPERT
stneographer and Oliver Typewriter
operator, situation as stenographer;
very best of references Address Miss
ROY, Room -, Shaffert Building.
WANTED. "A SITUATION AS CoNIPAN-
ion or to teach in private family; refer
erces exchanged. Address Miss MARY
LEE HALL. Warsaw. Richmond coun-
~. Va.
WANTED. BY A LADY OF SOME EX-
governess. companion. or teacher in pri-
vate family qualifications-Ens
French, Latin. Mathematics: terms mod
crate Address y. S, Box 219, Gordons-
vile. Va
wANrEp. PERMANENT POSITION AS
steaograpfer and typewriter by young
lady Of experience. a No. references
Address Box 4cS
WANTED. BY YOUNG LADY, EXPERT
stenographar and Oliver Typewriter
operator situation as stenosrapler:
very hest OF references. Address Miss
ROY. Room Il, shaTer Building.
WANTED. a POSITION AS .TEAcBE'E
in private family: teaches En5iStt
branches. Mathematics and Music so
dress Miss Y. s., GAINESVILLE. Va
WANTED. a POSITION BY sTENo-
rranner and typewriter. Address Miss
S. K, MaSsaporax. Va.
FOR SALE
FoR SALE
3, UNCOMFORTABLE DWELLING
on Barton Heights. rooms, bath. hot
and cold water. Latrobe. etc; Large
stable on lot. 75x130 feet TO alley.
T. NJ IvORTHAM & CO..
Is North Ninth.
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FOR SALE.

1T WILL REMOVE INK FROM TIE;
finest Of furniture without injury to tho
varnish-DE SPANS COMPOUND. No.
90 East Broad Street
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SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. 17.-TURPFJN-
TINE-F4rn at 461ic.; receipts. 6s1 casks;
sales. 56S casks; exports. 3,S22 casks.
291 barrels; exports 81 barrels Quote:
A, B. C. D, s1.25; T, s1.30: f. SIS; C, S1.4o;
H, s1621s; I. s1.s2lsG11.S5 K, Sag: NJ,
s2.a21aGl2. 95; N, s3.371.1S.4o: w C. S3.57is;
" w, sSS71a.
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FOUND-THE; CABLE COMPANY USES
DE SPANS CLEANING; COMPOUND
on tbs finest pianos in the world
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FOREST LODGE.

FOREST LODGE. GEN ALLEN. L.
trains daily: six each way: round trip
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DE SPANS CLEANING COMPOUND
cleans and polishes all wood. metallic
or enameled surfaces
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GUARANTEED TO BE THE BEST IN
the world. DE SPANS CLEANING
CoMPoUND. No. 90 East Broad Street.
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PERSONALS.

WHY PAY A BIG PRICE, FOR HAV-
ing your furniture and chandeliers
cleaned when DE SPANS CLEANING
COMPOUND will do it III a few minutes
for q few cents. No. % East Broad
Street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-ALI. DIRT. STAINS, ETC. LOST
when DE SPANS CLEANING COM
POUND is used on any wood. metal or
enamelad surfaces. Try it. No. 60 East
Broad Street
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WANTED.

THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE,
co. No 800 East Broad Street has used
DE SPANS CLEANING COMPOUND
for two years and say it Is by far the
best they ever tried. Try It, NO 90
East Broad Street.
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HELP WkNTED-FEMALE,

A WOMAN TO COOK AND CLEAN UP
for a family of three: work light, wages
S. Apply. with references, II North
Fifth Street.
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WANTED-A FEMALE TEACHER FOR
public school at Madisonville. Charlotte
county, Va. Apply at once with testl-
morials and certificate to MRS. TIlOS.
r. PUGH. Madisonviile, Va
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CHARLESTON. S. c.. Sept. 17-TUR-
PENTINE AND ROSIN-unchanged
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CINCINNATI. O., Sept. 17.-HoGs-Dull
and lower at s5.75d5ao. CATTLE-Dull at
s2@6.75. sheep-Dull and lower at sl.5O@
SIS. Lambs-Duil and lower at S3.50I5. 35.
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WANTED. LADIES WHO WISH TO
adopt the dramatic vaudeville stage
as a profession 20 cali on AIELF lLIE
DANIELS, 2l3 North First Street.
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W q ~ rs!
One cent a Word.
HELP WANTED MALE.

WANTED. GOOD BRUSH HANDS. AP-
ply to VA. PASSENGER & POW Elk
COMPANY, Robinson and Cary Streets
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WANTED. BY A THOROUGH EXPERI-
eDcei office clerk. a temporary position.
Address Miss MAY LOVALL. care this
office
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WANTED, PUPILS TO LEARN STAGE
or Fancy Dancing. MELVILLE DAN
1ELS, 2l3 North First Street.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg, Va, Sept. II, 1902

PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg, Va. Sept. II. 1902.
Sales have been large for several days
and prices lower.
The quotations are as follows
Common to medium lugs......s 4.oo3s SEQ
Fair to good short leaf........ 6.50G3 900
Medium to good wrappers...... s.09Gl 1i.00
Good to fine wrappers..........l 5000 2o00
Fine shipping ..............--...- 1V.E4 1o.bo
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. Ii, 1862.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Old Domin-
ion line.
Schooner Edwin c.. Stack. seaford,
Del. canned goods, w. II. Curtis.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, James
River landings and Norfolk merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion
line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT II. 1852
ARRIVED. tas
Steamer Melbrek Mobile.
Steamer Castano, LIVERPOOL
SAILED. 6ss& ~
Steamer Melberk, London.
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MISUNDERSTANDING FOR FARM:
must be capable and willing TO work
and have experience with stock; small
place. young man preferred; give refer
ences and state experience Address X
o. Box SOS, Richmond. Va.
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WANTED, PUPILS TO LEARN STAGE
or Fancy Dancing. MELVILLE DAN
IELS. 2l3 North First Street
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So WEEKLY COPYING LETTERS AT
home either sex. Send stamp for par
ticuIars KING MFG. CO.. 2iS Warren
Avenue. Chicago.
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WANTED: EXPERIENCED SALESWO-
MEN. Apply to MILLER & RHOADS-
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CHICAGO. Ill, Sept. 17.-CATTLE-
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desires a position to teach in private
family Se1iiys OF school teaches the usual Eng
Iisn branches. Latin. Music and Elocu-
ton. Address Miss NJ. Box 49,, Chase
City, Va.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-22
COLD DRINKS INJURIOUS.
Low Temperature OF Drinks Causes Kid
ney Disease, Say Doctors.

Americans drink far too much of
cold beverages and consume too much
frozen condiments, says physicians,
And beauty doctors aver that woman
will never have lovely complexion
while she looks into the soda water
glass when it froths or fingers too long
at the ice-water cooler. The low tenn
perature. say doctors. at which water
and liquors are SO largely consumed
undoubtedly had as much. If not more.
to DO with disease of the kidneys than
any other single cause. A writer in a
hygienic contemporary calls attention
to the fact that II Is a great mistake
to imagine that cold drinks are neces
sary to relieve thirst. He says: Very
| cold drinks, as "A rule, increase the few
erish condition of the mouth and stom-
ach. and so create thirst Experience
shows IL to be a fact that hot drinks
relieve the thirst and cool off the body
when it is in an abnormally heated
condition better than ice-cold drinks.
IL is far better ahd safer to avoid the
use of drinks below sixty degrees. In
fact, higher temperature is to be
preferred, and those who are much
troubled with thirst will do well to tiy
the advantages to be derived from hot
drinks, to which they have been accus-
toned. Hot drinks also have the ad-
vantage OF aiding digestion instead OF
causing debility OF the stomach and
bowels
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-22
GREAT is SALT LAKE
One Of the Most Wonderful bodies Of
Water In the World.


Great Salt Lake. Utah, is in many
respects one of the most wonderful
bodies of water in the world. IL is
six times as salty as the ocean, and
though four good-sized rivers are con-
stantly pouring their waters into IL.
1t never loses any proportion OF its
saltlness, an It's level is never raised
an inch. No orc has yet discovered
why all this fresh water does not re-
duce the salt. or what becomes cs the
fresh water, since it does not raise the
lake level. II was at one time about
as large as Lake Huron and perhaps
a thousand feet in depth; pow II is
about one hundred miles in length.
with an average width of about %
miles and II greatest depth is 60 feet.
But what a storehouse of wealth IL is!
It's area is 27.000 square miles or U.s.
211 $50 900 square feet. Allowing II an
average depth of 90 feet. it's contents
are ,5O5. .433 900 900 cubic feet Chemi-
cal analysis has shown that one-slxth
of this is common salt and sulphate of
soda. say $50 ,905, 100000 cubic feet. OF
this combined product, one-eighth is
sulphate of soda and seven-eighths.
common salt. A cubic foot of sulphate
OF soda weighs so pounds, and cubic
foot of common salt weighs 80 pounds.
a simple calculation shows, therefore.
that the lake contains 7S4,0S0. 900 tons
OF sulphate of soda and S,7S9, 1863. 900
tons of salt Allowing ter tons to a
carload. that makes 7S.40S 900 car
loads of the soda and c7S.0t6. $50 car
loads of salt. These figures are aston
ishing to say the least. but the lake
has other features that challenge at
tention. For example, there are noun
famous islands all over IL. varying
in height from 5000 to 5000 feet An
telope Island. the largest is about six
teen miles in length and five miles in
width, with height of 1000 feet. The
scenery on the island is exquisitely
beautiful. Luxuriant grasses flourish
everywhere and streams of pure water
run down the sides of its mountains
and its canyons. 1t has many i'm
provements. too, including orchards,
gardens. ranches and groves of trees.
its beach is of white sand, and slopes
In just the way to make 1t an ideal
bathing resort. Thus it is possible to
have a delightful sea bath one thou
sand miles from the ocean and 1850
feet above the ocean level.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-22

The coolest thing in the way of mas,
culine headgear seen in these parts
in many moons is the Filipino hat.
These hats are the most recent OF the
imports from our new possessions.
The head is made of what closely re-
sembles the cane used in chair seats,
but is mucn lighter in weight. The
material is closely plated and the hat
looks like cross between chopping
bowl and Soudan helmet, without
the helmets front piece.
The hat is so constructed that the
headgear proper does not touch the
head at all. 1t is lined with light
fabric, sea green in color. and to the
crown is attached n steel band COW
cred with oiled silk. which band rests
upon the head and supports the hat
The result is that the hat proper ex-
tends some inches beyond the fore
head and beyond the back of the head
SO that all the air there is stirring may
have mll play at ones Uranium. At
the back the hat tapers off like a fire.
mans helmet.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-22

I am not the man at all. They have
me accused Of several murders, but
they can't prove them. as never done
a murder in my life. although should
be punished for my crime. as I was
doing wrong. But | feel that God has
forgiven me for all my past life and
all is well with me now, and don't
dread death at all and | am willing to
go. for II one is prepared TO leave this
sinful world they are better of dead
than alive when there is no show to
have their liberty on this earth or a
square game. Well, | will close for
this time. Will write you again before
leave this earth. Meet me in heaven.
| remain your brother In Jesus.
THOMAS +. KETCHUM."