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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-07

Keeps the blood in such . healthy, vigor.
Gus condition that cold, damp weathel
or sudden changes in the Temperature are
not so apt to bring on catarrhal troubles.
S. S. S. Il vegetable medicine unequaled
As blood purifier, and the. best of n
tonics just the remedy needed to thor.
oughly and effectual1y cure catarrh.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, @.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-10

Mrs. Scott Jones is reported ser
i9usly III Al her home ont-hali
aile south OF the city limits. She
afflicted with inflammation Of the
tomach.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. E. Ferguson, Of
Kingman. Kas., are spending q
" days in ChicKasha The guests
Of their nephew. H. L. Ferguson,
( the Chickasha Hard ware and
nplement Co.
Nat Cook, owner Of Chick asha
. 'enue territorial thirst parlor, is
Q c'p6ned TO lis home BY blood
p iso1ing. So ne time ago Mr..
o 'ok received 8 slil ht irjury. but
paid no attent On TO il at the time.
,luce then blood poisoning has set
and the injury may give him
rious trouble.
The reported hold up Of Rock
'land passenger train between.
,hickasha and siding No. l, north
4 town Monday night, is denied
" the officials Of the railroad, who
are 10 position 10 know. They
say the train arrived as usual that
night, without incident, and that
nothing happened to cause the
) ightest foundation for such a
story.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-10


N. D. Carson, prominent oai-
tleman and real estate dealer OF
Mlnco. was attending 10 some
business matters in ChickAsha yes-
serday.
Special excursion rates viii be
given by the Rock Island route to
Shawnee Oct. 1915, at 1920 for
round trip, for the meeting Of tho
Federation Of Woman's Clubs for
the territories. Return limit Oc-
tober 20. tt
R. F. Brown, the popular young
editor of the Daily Telegram,
vonches for the exact truthfulness
OF the following story: AChlcka-
sha young lady called on another
young lady who was upstairs IN
the bathtub and couldn't come
down an once. "vll only be here
a minute," said the caller. "Slip
on any old thing" So the young
lady 60 out of the bath, slipped on
the top step and came down i'm
mediately.
Miss Pauline Reeves, an attrac.
tive young lady Of Nocona, Texas.
has accepted a position as sales
woman with Jackman a Lemon,
and arrived the early part of the
week to begin her duties. Miss
Reeves is q niece OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane Petitfils, aud is making her
home with them at their residence
on Choctaw avenue. Miss Reeves
is a most accomplished and agree
able young woman and will not
only be q valuable employe for
Jackman g. lemon, but q pleasant
acquisition to the social life OF our
city % we'll.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-10
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Tax payers will take notice that
1 will attend at my office in the
mayors Office in the city Of Chick
asha, Indian Territory. from and
after the 10Th day Of October, 1902,
until aud including the 10th day
OF December, 1902, for the purpose
Of collecting the taxes of the city
of Chickasha. All tax payers will
be required 10 call at the above
mentioned Office and make pay
ment of their taxes between the
dates mentioned.
A. B. Thompson.
Tax Collector for the City Of
Chickasha. 254 3
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-10

Lost Betwsan Ninth street and
Colorado avenue, ine black
plush caps, with fur trimmed col
lar. Reward on return TO OK.
barn. 240t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-10

Col. Oopeland's lecture was
storm Of eloquenee, wit, pathos
snd fervor. 1t will be long re-
membered BY the two Thousand
people who heard it, Springfield
{ Mass.) Republican. At Wagner
Opera House. Saturday evening,
Oct. IL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-10
LOCAL NEWS

For rent-One furnished room
at 624 choc,aw avenue. 255 8
II Wanted-A sign painter; inqui,,
At this Office. If
All kinds OF musical instrumen,
and sheet music At Hsltom & Ou .
Ieys. II
II yon are going TO need slov.
don't fail to see US. Buie d Wal
lace II
For sale-Milk COW and ~.
calves. Gail on sam Ritche, I42(
Ninth street. 2542t
The Daughters of the Confedsr.
acy met this afternoon at 3 o'eIocG
al the hone OF Mrs. Jas. PettijobD
Wanted--To rent 100 acres o
good farming land; stock furnish+c
preferred. Address, q. G BAL
lard, city. 252 St
Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Lemon be,
gone 10 Rush Springs, where they
will spend q few days on tleir
claim.
Wanted--A lady school teacher,
about 20 years old; msst under
stand bookkeeping. Inquire of b.
j. Vaughan or this office. pa Ct
Buie 4 Wallace has just received
a car Of stoves OF the latest de-
signs. If
Yon want a piano That is
good. You want fine one 7 That
is better. The Kurtzman is the
best. Sold at MoelIer Piano Store
corner Chickasha avenue aud ffth
street. Piano tuning q speciality.
For anything and everything in
jeweIry Haltom & Owsley's is the
place. If
An mp to date line Of fobs and
wa ch chains a, Halton d OwsIe,'s
the jewellers. 251 II
Handsomely engraved souvenir
spoons in endless variety and style
at Haltom & owsIey's. II
wanted-The use Of horse this
winter for his keep: good care
taken Of him. Apply to J. ".
Black, 223 1 2 Chickasha avenue
25I Ct
The Rock Island railroad sill
sell round trip excursion tickets o
Guthrie Oct. Ia IS, with return
limit October 10. for $3.50. Thr
occasion is the annual meeting OF
Scottish Rite Masons. II
Col. Copeland, for brilliancy,
richness Of thought, convincing ar
gument, Impassioned aloquence
and convuIsiug wit and humor, is
nnques,lonabIy the peer OF any leo
turer Of the present time. Chicago |
Times. At Wagner Opera House,
Saturday evening, Oct. II.
St. LOUIS Fair. Oct. to IL, via
Frisco System. one fare for round
trip. Dates Of sale Oct. 3 TO 10;
final limit Oct. Is.
Wanted Bids from draymen fcr
moving the type and machinery of
he Daily Express to its new build
ing. Call at this office at once aud
put in your bid.
To Our Friends and Customers:
We have added to our line of sad
iIery and harness neat line or
hardware and stoves, and we
earnestly solicit a share OF your
irade. Thanking you for past fay-
'rs we will certainly appreciate
FOUR future trade. Buie & WAL
ace. 254 dwtf
There is DOT q more pronounced
,rator on the American platform
han Col. Copeland, and this is The
,ool opinion Of his most conserva-
i've hearers. Personally Colonel
copeland is q most entertaining
nan. While in Atlanta he made
lost OF warm friends, and these
Eill recall the fever heat of July in
!. F.~..s.4 ..--t..-~ - .l.-s-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-10
MAGIC WORDS.

-~A-0 " OAOD1
these that open the doors Of trade .
and facilitate the transaction Of
business at distant points.
Don't you want to be in als-
sition to use themg
By depositing cash checks,
money orders, etc., received "a
settlement Of accounts with
THE FIRSTNATIONAL BANK
YOU have the privilege Of using q
check book and unless you have
already done so you have no idea
what convenience 1t is.
THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK is established on a firm
base. The capital is 500. Oo0.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-10
CHICKASHA
DRAT AND TRANSFER COMPANY.

All kinds Of Dray and Transfer
Work Carefully and Promptly
done.
The oasis., 1902-05-03
SONORA SETTINGS.
Collection of Happenings in the
 State Over the Line.

Last week Mr. Fred Williams, of the Gold Coin Mining x Develop ment Company, was tt La Cole rada.
 At Minas Prietas a new shaft Is sinking upon the Blanca Julia ground, under bond to the Creston- Colorado company.
 Preparations are in hand for the Cinco de Mayo fiesta at Minas Prie- tas, which will begin tomorrow evening
 Travellers going into the interior can get from Miguel Padres, at La Colorado, saddle horses, teams buckboards. etc.
 Saturday last MT. H. E. Heigh- ton, of Tucson, arrived at La Colo rada, and was visitor at the big gold camp through several days.
 Dr. J. L. McCollum and Mir. J. l. Sheppard are developing very promising copper property out be- tween Matape and Suaqui de Batuc. 1t is named the Copper Prince.
 Miss Marguerite Langeron, of Nogales, is visiting in La Colorado, the guest of Mrs. J. w. Goodman. She arrived there Saturday of last week.
 Last week Mir. J. H. Brent, he well known mining man, was in La Colorada from San Javier Mir. Brent is looking we'll and hearty, and announces that he is about to marry.
 Mir. R. B. Burnham, the assayer has established his office in his new quarters, on Morley avenue, next to the o. K. livery stable, and he is prepared to give the best values for all work in his line. x
 Last week Mir J. H. Miller, of La Colorado, was several days over at the Dewey mine, near Willard sta ton. He was accompanied by Mir. Robert Kohl. The two gentlemen returned to La Colorado Saturday last.
 All trains on the Sonora railway stop for meals at Torres, going south for breakfast, northward for supper. At Theo. Oldendorf's pas sengers find first class meals, cook ed American style, ana at reason able price
 Last week Colonel w. $. Morrow, the veteran mining operator, re- turned from his visit in the East and Sunday left La Cananea for the scene of his operations near Suaaui Grande. The mill which CoG. Morrow has erected is now ready to run and will be soon turn ing out bullion.
 Out beyond Las Planchas, one mile from the Plomosa mines, the Durazno mines have been taken over by Mir. J. $. Wallace and asso- ciates of La Colorado, who have an option on the properties and are now projecting development work upon large scale. Last Saturday Mir. Wallace, who had been in No gales several days, went out to the Durazno to inaugurate the work Together with the Durazno, the Plomosa and Las Planchas all in operation, Nogales cannot fail to 7,a ,,rooflv hana6ttad
The oasis., 1902-05-03

The travelling public will find in the |. $. Hotel at U-es, Louis Xiii leen. proprietor, au ole acomoda- tions. In connection with the house is a spacious corral for keep ing teams and riding animals of travellers. V
 Mir. W. E. Pomeroy, of Mesa City, Arizona, well known in Nogales and all over Sonora, has accepted position with the Yaqui Copper Company, out beyond Suaqui de Batuc, and Monday last started from La Colorado for the camp of that company, just beyond the river from Suaqui.
 The Gold Coin Mining X Devel opment Company, at San Javier, are progressing finely in develop ment work upon their gold prop erty. They are developing two
 arallel ledg ss ,atout 250 feet apart, and making fine showing in each One is sixteen feet in width and carries free milling ore of good quality.
 Saturday of last week Mir. W. c. Urban of Venice, Illinois, secretary of the Venice Copper Mining Com pany, arrived at L.l Colorado, and the following day started for Soyo- pa, near which place are located the company's mines and reduction works Mr. Ben T. Scott, general manager, met Mir Urban at Her mosillo.
 The American- Mexican Anthra- cite Company is reported 10 have secured three concessions from the federal government, for construc- tion of railways in Sonora One Is from Moreno station on the line of the Sonora Railway, into the San Marcial coal fields; another from Moreno to the coast, and the third from Imuris to La Cananea.
The oasis., 1902-05-03
Reveals a Great Mystery.

It is often asked how such start ling cures, that puzzle tbe best phy- sicians, are effected by Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption Here's the secret. It cuts out the phlegm and germ-iniected mucus, and lets the life-giving oxygen en- rich and vitalize the blood. It heals the inhamed, cough-worn throat and lungs. Hard colds and stubborn colds soon yield to Dr. Kings New Discovery, the most infallible remedy for all throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles soc and $l; trial bottle free at all drug stores.
The oasis., 1902-05-03
drug stores

AIOTICE is hereby given that the survey of M the Maria santsima del Carmen, alias Buena Vista, grant, situated in santa Cruz county, Arizona, has been made by Philip Contzen, D S., nnder decision made by the United States Court of Private Land Claims, confirming said grant; and the plat and Held notes of the survey are now on file in my office at Phoenix. Arizona, for public inspection, and will be for the full period of % days after the first publication of this notice, before they will Commissioner of the General Land office, for approval. HUGH H. PRICE, U S. Surveyor Gen eral.
Evening star., 1902-08-04
SENATORS SHUT OUT.
Detroits Made Runaway Contest Of
the Closing Game.

The Senators played the Detroits Satur-
day afternoon and were defeated by the
score of to o, ending the nightmare In the
wolverine city. The three defeats sustained
by the Washingtons from the Detroits were
something to be ashamed Of, but no doubt
President Postal and Manager LOTUS can
satisfactorily explain. The former is q
dyed-in-the-wool fan" and his good treat
ment Of the boys while his guests may ac-
count in great measure for the trio at
defeats. The Senators left Detroit Satur-
day, and better work from the team can be
looked for from now on. The absence Of
First Baseman Carey. and the fact that
the Detroits played masterful ball should
not be lost sight OF.
In Saturdays game ex-senator "Winnie'
Mercer had one of his best days. and as q
result, one lone hit, a single by Jimmy
Ryan, was all the batting done by the
washington aggresation Of sluggers. Pat
ten also pitched well. allowing but seven
hits, but two home runs and a double sent
the runs across the plate In bunches Of
Evening star., 1902-08-04
BRIGHTON RACES.
Hyphen, Well Ridden by odom, Wen
the Derby.

Capt. 8. 9. Browns Hyphen, by Himyar-
Semaphone and piloted by Odom, galloped
home an easy winner in the Brighton
Derby, worth $4,000, run at Brighton
Beach Saturday.
There were originally four starters but
Green Morris scratched Old England, de-
pending upon his stable mate, Homestead
to carry the Morris colors to victory. The
starters were Major Daingerfeld, 126 (Shaw
up); Hyphen, Ill Odom), and Homestead,
Ill (Jackson). Major Daingerfeld was al
ways consistent favorite, closing at even
money; Hyphen second choice at to
5, and Homestead quoted at to l. The
start was good. Hyphen broke in front
the favorite second.
Rounding into the stretch Hyphen was
galloping, while the Major was under whip
and spurs. Shaw, realizing he had no
chance to win, eased up his mount. Hyphen
Major Dafngerield. Homestead was last
and was beaten nearly a sixteenth of
mile. The time (2.O4 1-0 was remarkably
fast. as the track was not at it's best.
julius Fleisehman's Hurstbourne, the IA
vorite. with Redfern up. won the Brighton
Junior stakes for two-year-olds. The race
was a six-furlong dash and brought out
fairly well-matched field of colts. Hurst
bourne was quoted at II to 90 the Keen
stables Dalesman and Prediction second
choice at 3 to 1, and Capt. Browns colt
Blue Ribbon. next in demand, at 10 to /.
Blue Ribbon set the pace up to the back
stretch, closely followed by the favorite
Redfern by hard riding managed to get
Hurstbourne up in the last stride to win
by short head. Blue Ribbon was six
lengths in front of Woodlake.
Jockey McFadden was badly hurt by a
fall in the sixth race. There was some
crowding in the stretch and as result
three horses fell. The other riders escaped
injury.
Evening star., 1902-08-04
WINNERS AT BRIGHTON.
Gen. McLewee's Stable Secured the
Most Prize Money.

The meeting Of the Brighton Beach Rae
ing Association, which came to an end with
the races Saturday afternoon at Brighton
Beach. has been a great help to many
horsemen, as nearly one hundred and forty
owners shared in the division of the purses
The stables Of ]. r. & r. p. Keene, F. c.
McLewee & Co. and Green B. Morris OBJ
tanned the bulk Of the money, and the ques-
ton Of which would be first and second on
the list was not settled until the Brighton
Junior and Brighton Derby stakes had been
decided, IS Mr.. Morris had entries In both
stakes, while the Keenes were represented
In the Brighton Junior and General McLe-
wee in the Derby. Most of the money won
by General McLewee was earned by Gold
Heels victories in the Brighton Handicap
and the Brighton Cup. while Homestead.
Old England, Gravina and Gold Van did the
bulk of the work for the Morris stable.
The Keenes best breadwinner was the two
year-old Hurst Park, although Port Royal,
Orion, Injunction and a few others con-
tributed. +. C. McLewee & Co. went to
the front when Major Daingerfeid finished
second In the Derby. The winnings Of Nc
Lewee & Co. were $l660A those Of Mr..
Evening star., 1902-08-04
Hugh Jennings as Manager.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer

From the Philadelphia inquirer.
That nothing succeeds like success Is
again proven this time by the case of Hugh
Jennings. This time last year the Phillies
were playing grand ball, the credit for
which was bestowed rather lavishly upon
Jennings At the time the Old Sport was
inclined to take exception to the extrava-
giant praise with which Jennings was laud-
ed, and made the point that possibly Dele
hanty, Flick, Wolverton, Orth and Dugsle-
by had something to do with it. Now the
reverse condition of affairs exists The club
is not doing so WELL and Jennings is getting
a handpainted roast from the spectators
This is all wrong. You can't make q 2.4O
horse step at 20 clip. Jennings no more
deserves the roasting he Is now receiving
than he did the fulsome praise accorded
him last year. Last year he had the tools:
this year he has not. Now, however. he
has the opportunity to demonstrate whether
he has the genius for management The
veriest tyro could have landed the Phillies
second last year. for taking them indivfd-
ually and collectively they formed the sec
ond strongest combination in the National
League. Besides, they were bent upon win
ming the pennant If possible In order to en-
hance their value in the American League.
1t takes a born manager to take a team
such as the Phillies now are, build them
up, and shape them into championship pos
sibilities. So far Mr.. Jennings has not given
the slightest evidence of POSSESSING the
genius any particular genius in that line
When he took hold of the club on June 10
1t had a winning percentage Of .474 and
stood fifth in the race Now it has a per
centage of 400 and stands seventh in the
race.
Evening star., 1902-08-04
Chess Masters Tournament.

Play in the international chess masters
tournament at Hanover. Germany, was re-
sumed Saturday morning. this being the
eleventh regular round of the contest.
The first game decided was on board No.
/. the American expert, Marshall defeat
ing the Anglo Hungarian player, Gunsberg.
Shortly afterward Suechting resigned his
game with the Viennese player. Wolf The
leader. the Partisan expert, Janowski, fur
nlshed a surprise by allowing the Leipsio
master. Swiderski, to remain on even terms
with him throughout the morning sitting, q
draw being recorded.
In the afternoon sitting Olland went down
before Atkins. Mieses and Napier divided
honors, PopieI was beaten by BardeIeben,
Mason was outclassed by Pillsbury In the
end game, Cohn and Gottschall drew and
Levin and Tschigorin adjourned their game
a second time, again in even position.
The record up to date Is as follows:
Evening star., 1902-08-04
Base Ball Notes.

The Senators at last managed to win
game.
Detroit will be cut out of the schedule
when the Senators go west on their next
trip.
Mr.. William Carrick is doing himself
proud these days and there are none better
One good thing came out of Detroit, at
any rate, and that was the signing of VIII
liam Coughlin to a three-year contract.
Perhaps the boys were celebrating the
event.
The Senators meet the Clevelands today
for the second round and 1t is to be hoped
that the good work will go on.
incidentally it might be stated that Mr.
Mercer did himself proud Saturday. Any
twirler who can hold the Senators down
to one hit Is far from being has BEEN
The champion ChicagOs are doing exact
ly what their friends claimed for them.
winning games right off the reel on their
own grounds The White Sox are simply
invincibe at home.
Wolverton Is not the Wolverton of old
HIS work Is far below his standard. 1t is
said that he is in poor health.-Philadelphi
North American.
Although it leads in the pennant race.
the chicago American is seventh in team
batting.
Elmer Flick has won the wrestling cham
plonship among the catch-as- -catch-can
squad In the Cleveland team, putting both
Jimmy Bradley and Lundborn on their
backs.
Says Tim Murnane: "The base ball fans
OF Pittsburg. National League city, are
Judas, always Judas, as President
Dreyfuss put it, and no faith is placed in
Baltimore"
mas little confidence in college players He
says: "Couegtans are all right when things
preak even for them; but they can't stand
criticism on and off the field like the grad
yates from the lots"
President Ban johnson of the American
League mas returned to Chicago from Gin
cinnat1 after having held some important
conferences with the leading base ball men
of that city.
i am sure the people of Cincinnati want
an American League club there. and they
want 1t badly" says Mr.. Johnson.
niioweVer' we can do nothing toward
| making up new circuit until the league
meets IN the fall. The circuit we have now
| IS pretty good. you know. The Cincinnati
1ans nave had enough Of Brush, and they
want to have team with which he Is not
| concerned.
There Is possibility that we might have
ten,club circuit. The eight-club circuit is
.ne loeai, but We could arrange one of ten
ciqns ana even more very nicely"
,Jlggs Donahue did not leave st. Louis
dissatisfied. He was not promised steady
perth when he resigned. After Murphy
was ,,s dlsabled McAleer asked Uggs if he
would stay. Il need you badly said Jim
ply will get in the game - .-'Will you keep
me all year?" asked Donahue. 81 have a
good job with Milwaukee and can't afford
TO pass 1t up" "Tll promise you to keep
you II your playing warrants it, said the
Browns manager, land you have my word
that III not release you until you get as
good job as the one you are passing up
70 stay with u.s." That's good enough for
me me was the catcher's reply. When he left
to tor milwaukee he said to Secretary Hedges
tnat ne was we'll satisfied with his treat
ment by the st. Louis club and signed a
statement to that effeet.-Sporting News.
Evening star., 1902-08-04
Ordered by the Commissioners.

The District Commissioners have ordered
that a sewer be constructed along the
north side of street from 4th street to
the trunk sewer in 9TH street. at an esti-
mated cost of $50, chargeable to the cur
rent appropriation for suburban sewers
That II. C. Kegan, inspector In the water
department. is directed to proceed from
Holyoke Mass to AddystOn, Ohio, Tor the
purpose of inspecting cast iron specials
being manufa ctured by the United states
Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company for
the District of Columbia
That 405 feet of 6-inch water main De
laid in Decatur street northwest between
Florida and Massa chusetts avenues, at an
estimated cost Of 81 .265, and one fire hy-
drant be erected, at an estimated cost or
$50
That the roadways Of the following
streets be resurfseed. cost chargeable to
the current appropriation for repairs 10
streets: West roadway OF New Jersey ave-
nue. northwest between c and ID streets.
eetirr1ated cost SO 800: south roadway OF r
street northwest between 9Th and Tth
streets estimated cost 81 300; roadway Of
Columbia street northwest between o and
Q streets, estimated cost 81. 200: east road
way of 4th street northeast north OF T
street at an estimated cost of 81 500. and
roadway of c street southwest between
18th and 14th streets. estimated cost $4.T00
That Morris road be improved to the east
end of Griswold's subdivision, at an est
mated cost of $500.