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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-18
All Records Broken.

The receipts of sheep at the Kansas
City stock yards on Monday broke all
records. Shipments from big ranges
of New Mexico and Utah were given
as the cause and 1897 sheep were re-
ceived. over 10000 more were %receiv-
ed Tuesday morning and when trading
opened over 20, sheep We're offered
for sale. II is estimated that three
fourths of them were sold as stockera
and feeders to be taken to the country
and fattened on the corn now being
harvested.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-18
Other Exhibits.

The Jones mining district located IN
the Oscura mountains have sent In an
immense block of iron ore, that Is %
per cent iron. 1t is claimed to be the
richest ore ever exhibited in New Mex
leo.
A large number of specimens OF cop
per ore. rich in gold and silver, were
nut on exhibition by the New Placer
Mining company.
]. Korber & Co. are well represented
NV carriages and buggies of the latest
STYLES. The Columbus buggy. whicn
has a universal reputation is on exhi-
bition.
The Southwestern Brewing n Ice
company have an excellent showing OF
their famous lager beer. AS beverage
dispensers they rank first.
A glass show case containing SIX
teen brands of fine Havana cigars
manufactured by the Kirster Bros
occupy a prominent position among
the displays at the floral hall,
Van Camps prettily decorated booth
has a crowd around it at all hours
The famous beans are the attraction
Ten cases were given out THURSDAY
and each day the output increases
Mrs. Weaver the %congenial lady In at
tendance treats everyone with court
esy as well as beans.
The booth is decorated by the strlk
ing posters of the German girl ano
boy and the girl going to market.
Drawings from models free hand
ESSAYS on various interesting subjects
fancy paper work, eolored maps an
fin specimens of writing adorn tn
booth of the Presbyterian Misslol
School.
The Territorial University was re
presented by the demonstration 0
practical methods in instruction j
the rocks and minerals.
Students L. Z. Jones and W. !
Atheson were demonstrators at u
booth.
The scinee of Lithology comes pnde
the study of geology. It is PRACTICAL
a new science for finding the eompos
tion of rocks without the use Of cher
icals. which was thought to be IN
only way Of determining the con
. position.
A Theological lathe for making roc
sections was in operation. rms ~
NAV was made upon the request OF u
people, who wished to investigate IN
new science.
The normal university was repr
sented by art work, bench worI On
carying carpenter work caraDoel
constructor work. The primary al
nrgt to fifth grades were also repi
sented by rapid work construeto
= band work ana other work that del
nnstrated the ability to produce go'
work.
The Hyde Exploring Ezpedltlol
n display Of Navajo blankets, lu
and other curios. under the mahas
ment OF A. b. McGaney' is much q
mired.
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MAKE A SOCIAL CALL.
Messrs. QuickeI & Bottle, of the Zeigel
Cafe, Ask Friends and Visitors
e. call

"This evening"" said Billy Joyce,
chef at Zeiger's Cafe, Il will be at my
best, and in consequence one of the
very best free lunches imaginable will
be served at Zeiger's Cafe tonight from
0 to 10 o'clock"
The genial proprietors, Messrs.
Quickel G. Bottle, were also seen, and
they say positively that the lunch to-
night, to which all friends and remain
ing fair visitors are invited, will equal
any free lunch they have ever served
to the patrons of the popular resort in
years past. Remember, everybody in
. Vited.
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EXHIBITION HALL.
More About the EXHIBITS Found on
Display In the HALL

The wetherell Bros, of Pueblo Bon
ito. N. NJ. have a very pretty exhibit
at the floral hall. The booth is small
hut the artistic arrangement of Ma
vajo blankets gives II a pleasing ap-
pearance. Inside are piles Of blankets
of rich and striking patterns. Across
from this is a neat display OF burnt
leather pillow cases, banners and 9TH
er articles made by the Sioux Indians
by the Navajo Blanket Stores Co., of
Denver, Colo.
San Juan County.
Fruits and vegetables of an appetiz-
ing nature fill the tables of the San
Juan county exhibit. More than thirty
varieties of fine apples are shown. The
apples are arranged in such a manner
that the first glance gets the attention
of the fair goer, Along the wall are
boxes packed with apples just as they
are prepared for shipment. They snow
that great pains are taken with the
shipping of theig fruit.
Evaporated fruits are exhibited III
boxes covered Win glass. The manner
of ~preparation demonstrates the at
tention that is given to their fruits. a
large eyaporating plant has just been
installed at Pennington. Pears, grapes,
peacbes. plums and ounces, such as
any country would feel<proud OF are
exhibited.
Thirty-six varieties of jellies In seal
ed glass jars and sections of honey are
shown.
OF vegetables the San Juan people
rank in the top line. Only a few ex'
exhibits were brought with them. A
march of 200 miles across mountains
would have a deteriorating effect upon
the vegetables. Pumpkins, squashes,
sugar beets of a large percentage OF
q tomatoes, potatoes, etc., al
take an active part in making the dis
MAY a success. The exhibit is In
charge of George II. Browne, who is tc
he complimsnted on his selection Of
fine varieties.
lcrcmc ccppcr Mines.
The n EXHIBIT Of the Jerome cop
per minez. which has been attracting
-
much popular attention TOO on th'
first honors for best exhibit OF copper
ore.
1t is claimed hy NAM mining ex
perts that the specimens on exhibi
are the finest ever shown here, N tn
only one that has ever compared Wit
the ore from the Calumet c
copper mines of Lake Michigan, wnlcl
are said to be the richest copper nine
in the world.
John II. Dunlap, Of the United State
geological curvey. who Is coliectinI
minerals for the St. Louis worlds fan
has asked thu company for his exhiol
for the st. Louis fair. He is a Juag
of ores aad speaks highly OF tals exhi'
il. The MINIS are located at San Ac'
clio. about thirty m~iles-from Albuque'
que. The owners are highly elate
over their good showing here.
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Casa de ORC.

Rooms with board; electric lights
and gas; hot and cold water in each
room. Special rates to permanent
boarders; no invalids; No. 613 West
Gold avenue.
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Home made bread. cakes and pies
at Mrs. Ackers, Sol Keleher
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-11

INITIATED
The Elks inflated A. L. Nail
last night. Judging from the
sounds, he was certainly initiated
to a high degree.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-11

been visiting her parents there for
the past three months. She may
return home with him.
Mrs. w. P. BossIap leaves Sat
urday for Caldwell, Kansas and
Chicago, where she will visit with
relatives.
DR.. Della c. Bibb, graduate of
the Kirksville, Mo-, School OF
OsteopathY, has opened an office
in the Grimm building. DR. Bibb is
much pleased with Chickasha and
will no doubt make a success of
her profession in this city.
Miss Ella Williams entertained
few friends informally last even
ing at her home on West Hill. De
licious refreshments of cake and
cream were served, Those present
were: Misses Mathews, of Wichi
Ia, Hamilton Hewett and Williams
and Messrs Morgan, Harbour Boyd
and Bailey.
Mrs. John Crib entertained
Monday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Miss Mathews, of Wichita,
Kansas. The hours were delight
fully spent in playing whist. Mrs.
j. C. Haley carrying of the first
prize and Miss Ella Williams the
BOBBY. Delicious refreshments
of sherbert and cake we're served
Those present were: Mesdames
Haley. Light, and the Misses Nye,
Mathaws, Hamilton, Harris, Lamb,
Hampton, Fesler, Fox. Williams
and Hewett.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-11
A Social ImbrOsIiO.
Continued from last issue. }
aonal-worfIed her greatIy.

donal-worried her greatly.
Two hours later Maud came down
stairs with letter in her hand. and
found her aunt walking up and down
the little sitting room in a feeble. dazed
kind Of way. The girls ill-humor left
her instantly. She had q good heart
under much veneer of culture.
"Auntie. dear, she said. giving the
name loving intonatlon, you are not
worrying yourself about me, Please
do not, for it is too late now. DR.. Hor-
ton is nothing mora 70 me than a
stranger. Auntie, what is wrong:
Why do you keep your arm hanging
by your side and your nand clenched
so2"
Maud" whispered her aunt family.
Il have had a strokei"
Tho girf screamed with apprehen-
sion: 'T shall run for DR.. Richards
She seized her hat "Hc will. he must
help you at once. Oh, it is my fault!
How inconsiderate; how selfish I have
beenl"
Maud reached the oifics Of the old
family physician only to miss him; he
was on on his rounds. She could neith-
er follow nor intercept him Mean-
while her aunt, whom she loved dearly,
might die. DR.. Horton7 For 4 moment
ker pride held her, but there wac no
other, and his skill was unauestioned.
She met the young man coming out OF
his Office. His carriage was at the
door and while she was briefly telling
him the cause OF her visit he swung
her gently into it. and in a moment
they were speeding to the house. Mrs.
Mason was still walking the floor, her
right arm hanging by her side DR..
Horton took her hand gently, his face
expressing great personal interest and
a respectful sympathy.
Why do you keep your hand clench-
ed? Open it."
Mrs. Mason resisted ssebly, but he
exerted nis strength, and the tightly
closed fingers yielded. Something
dropped to the floor with sharp, me
tallic ring. The doctor stopped and
picked up a silver half-dollsr. Maud
gave a cry: she did not understand
Mrs. Mason stared vaguely at the sill
yer piece. then at the relaxed hand
sIs it paralysis % she asked in =
natural voice.
Not a touch OF il" said the doctor
cheerfully, also mystified.
Then it's-oh, Maud. that is the
money 1 should have paid for the ap-
pies. was thinking Of something else
and I never gave the MIN his money
and he is a stranger, too. and a poo
man. Oh, Maud, it was 4 regular film
hsm game"
But the word went unchallenged, fol
Maud. now that the danger was over
was going into a fit of Mysteries, and il
locked as If the malady was con
taglous, for the doctor laughed, ant
Mrs. Mason cried. and it lasted SO Ions
that the doctors horse, accustomed ts
long waits, paved the sidewalk in his
impatience, while the genesis and ex'
odus Of one word was being settled tf
The satisfaction Of all parties.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

James McMasters went to Ana
darko yesterday,
C. F. Mcdonald was down from
FL Reno yesterday.
J. I. Hughes was here from Ok
lahoma City yesterday.
w, D. Black OF Mangum, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Emerson leaves today
for the Mineral Wells of Texas.
MISS Leatha Lamb has returned
from a pleasant visit to the coun-
try.
Mr.. and Mrr. Sam Davis and
little daughter, left his morning
for Ryan.
Geo. n. sewell came over from
Mountain View yesterday on a
business trip,
Mr.. Blanchard went to Anadar
ko and Mountain View yesterday
on business.
DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Lee, of Thom
asyille, Ga, were registered at the
Royal yesterday.
Miss Willie Gross OF Enid, is
the guest OF Miss Blanche John
son, on South Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Williams of
Lawton, are spending the week
with relatives in the city.
j. A. speake has returned from
a business trip TO various points
in Texas and the territory.
J..P. Addinston came in from
Oklahoma City yesterday, after
spending week with his wife at
that place.
Mrs. D. A. Gibson and neice.
Miss Lillian Parker, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, on Pennsyl-
v@hia avenue.
Prof. Vincenvs little son, who
was seriously injured by fall re-
Gently, is now reported as lmproy
ing slowly.
j. II. Suddith and wife and Ed~
gar Campbell and wife, Of Purcell,
u. t.. are visiting their uncle. E,
Suddith, of this city.
Mrs. NJ. L. R. Givens, our elIi-
cient correspondent at Cottonwood
Grove, was a pleasant caller at
the Daily Express yesterday.
E. p. Cochennour left yesterday
afternoon for Olney. H.. to spend
few days with his wife, who has
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-11
YOU CAN BUILD

A home IN a few days but you
can't grow an orchard in less than
three years, so now is the time to
buy your fruit trees and shrub
berry For the next sixty days we
will make special prices on every
thing in that line. Either see me
OF call at room IA Griffin building
Overstreet & Sons will take your
orders and will handle the Enid
Nursary stock. We guarantee
every one of our trees to be first
class. N. G, Roberts.
If General Agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-11
D Good clock for $500.
y Haltom & Owslcy.
HRWKINS & MILLER
REAL ESTATE

Here are a few good ones.
A good valley claim to trade for
Chickasha property
A fine improved claim at low
price, miles from Chickasha.
washita valley farm two miles
from r. r. Station.
SO foot front with two room
house, two blocks from post Of
iice. $3.50.
90 foot front with two room
house four blocks from post Of
fee. s45O.
A good residence on South Hill,
70 foot lot, good location, well
improved.
70 foot front six room house
one block from Rock Island shops
s125O.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-11
CITY NEWs
INITIATED

INITIATED
The Elks inflated A. L. Nail
last night. Judging from the
sounds, he was certainly initiated
to high degree.
RAIN GENERAL
Parties in from the country yes.
terday informed the Daily Express
that the rain Of thu night before
was general andsthat 1t will be of
immense benefit to the corn,
which especially needed soaking
rain.
POSTPONED.
The young men having the
dance in charge postponed the
event until tonight, on account of
The Elks meeting last. night. The
Chickasha band will render a most
excellent program of some Of the
latest popular music.
MORE MONEY.
The Phoenix Grocery company
and DIR, T. II. East each turned in
500 to the bridge company, and
John Cox gave $50. The commit
tee is steadily reducing the out
standing subscriptions and hopes
to have all collections made in a
few days more.
CITY COURTS.
Mayor Scoffern yesterday heard
the civil suit of Casey q Garst VS..
George Day ct. al. 1t was a suit
upon account and judgment was
rendered in favor of the plant
ifs.
In the police court Judge Grigs
by had two men before him on mi
nor charges.
A GOLD WATCH
Chief OF Police Hopkins has a lie
ter from Mrs @. w. Carol of Lawton
who says she lost watch at an
ice cream stand in Lawton on the
4th and the proprietor told her he
believed it was found by some peo
pie from Chickasha; two men and
two women who soon after took
the train. 1t is small Elgin
engraved case with the letter O.
w. @. to L. f. s. A suitable
reward for its return to the Daily
Express Office or to Marshal Hop.
kins.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-07
sl50o0O Do IOA- an Hon.tnn -.

MpNEh TO LOAN we have money 10
loan on Houston business or rltv nron
erty or good notes, In amounts 10 sr't
horroweIs 81 low rate OF Interest. VIM
II. Olschewske & Co. 200 Kiam building.
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the brick makers will assure satisfactory
sanitary conditions,
or course. 70 renew stagnsnt water
drainage Is necessary but II is equally
obvious that even with the hest system OF
drainage there must stili he ponds and
sluggish waterways This brings up the
second point in the methods OF getting
rid Of mosquitoes and malaria. for Il has
hccn found that 10 such instances perma-
uent Freedom from mosquitoes may be Sc
cured by introducing certain variciS OF
hsh with well developed arre,iteS tor mos
quito larvae tor example the sticklebsck
the top mnnoW and the sun FISH the last
commonly knowu as the pumpkin seed
That goldfish also may NJ utilized for
the destruction Of mosquitoes has hcen
clearly demonstrated by recent expert
menis undertaken hy Mr. Underwood al,
though we'll known cntomoloeisis had
sometimes held to q CONTRARY opinion
Near Mr. l'nderwoods house which
is situated within short distance from
the reclaimed territory in Belmont. he has
constructed small pond which he has
filled with varieties Of water lilies and
other aquatic PLANTS sor,r OF which are
IN bloom from the FIRST Of Nav 10 the
first OF November. u S. the sort Of a..
traetiyc BIT OF water thst almost any
suburban houschcidcr would like 70 nos
scss VI II were not for the mosQutoc1 for
which, as a matter - fact the conditions
involved offer an almost ideal breeding
place Blu, Mr. Underwood has heen un
able TO ind any larvae 81 an va rs waters
after persistent search although IN othct
7tsEnant places, not fifty feet away he
has secured hundreds Of larvae both Gu
leN and anorheles he iily pond was
stocked solely with goldfish which have
hvet 90 % tor many wears and The Other
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New ogk Times,
Jamce 4. IIoyt the well known corpora.
tiou lawyer or Cleveland tells this char
8cierisilc story OF Alr Mckinley:
'i Oas seated on tho lawn In front OF his
home in canton talking 10 the president,
when be was called up on the long dsto0rs
telephone The Instrument ras situated
very near long window which c1teHdes
down almost 90 the ground and directly
undcr the window was faucet. to whira
hose wgs attained for watering tho iATs
ON The other end of the phone were Score.
iHrius Root and Hay, nnd the question they
snhmtl cd 20 the president was The dciirata
one. whether General chance shohd place
himtrit 1hd his troops under the direction
Hf the German commander, Count von Val.
dcrsee
"Ibcy had Just begun to discuss tha maj.
tor when q sbnror cam" Ia irpm the street /,
walked across the lawn 10 the window. md
commenced 90 OIL his pail o. tho faucet
The noise rendered conversation over fhs
phone Impossible and tho president renion-
stntcd apd asked John 10 walt until no
fuishod talking. Johu acquleFeed but. ne.
naming whore No WRE crnned his neck ana
ufiencd inienily 20 tho dis'nssi1n within.
Aitc' h1lf hopt ar So and when the mem
otah.a message had been sent the presi-
dent said
'John Won may 90 ahead now
"John recommended hlliug his Psi.
Reckon youll sottle that Chinese busls
meas pretty Eoor he raid won't y0nf
! homo VIC shall. was the reply.
"thca mr. smoke John again
Wei ySu needn't be a niopTnin bit
more ucidm than YOU want ~ be, foe
were on hack N you
=" Thank yoH John, was Air. Mckinlsy
simple response
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SFWTNti IN families NJ the day by a good
hand 6i72. this Office
GIRL wants Ia DO homework; no cook
ing CAN at 1911 sixth street
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WANTED Position is manager Tor mi
store or general merchandise Nv Marie
man; Aite.u years experience, good book.
keepcr Address G3,0, this Office
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APPRECIATIoN oF HuMoR.
Mark Twain's Experience With Couple
Of Eualshmen

Mark Twain's Experience With a Couple
OF Euahshmeu.
New York Times
TWO Eugllshmru were discussing WITH
Marx Twain the old topic OF American hu'
NOR az not appreciated By foreigners.
But are he English really so obIuset'
asked one OK them
obtuse, You can't get au idea Into AZ
Euglishmsns head with a surgical opera
Non" declared Mark Twain,
The uuestjoncr remained 10 solemn
thought for a moment Then he broke into
y hearty laugh.
Quito a delicious Joke" he exclaimed.
Though ~ course II YOU were 70 opvu
The EngHshmaus skull you would Kin hlW.
would Won nOtt'
Mark Twain turned "a the second Eng
lirhmBn "Mh1l aid tell Youf lie wants
&C. know whether % wouldn't XIII him"
The couurnuUce ~ tho second English.
man was Ike o blank walt Wouldn't itr'
Do qurJiel
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lanes r. Keene s. very emphatic IN bis
Btes and dlslikcs ~ men ia friend h'
A. atwavs most genial hut rs -lanM
frsc1rs the man hc docs mt We on ms
sr., annrrach and often before ~ has =
1t n, ufter word His estimate NJ
10 h. docs not Ike e neigue toe
ia,onle c,pfahsitrn "rush Whenever
Mr kecpeE as-cciatef ne9r MN slnH 1sH.
y means there Is 70 hope for that man u
If Keens can IN any Tay AWart hixlh
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Exclusive Club fer london Americans

Exclusive Club fer london Americans
New York Evening Telegram
A London dispatch Says that Americans
will shortly have London club cQuh IN
excludvcness and prominence 10 any ~ the
leading clubs In the United states Au iu-
nucnual Anglo American committee was
formed this week Tor the purpose ~ on.
ranging sll The details and getting the or.
EHuization ready prior tn the c1ron ii'u
~ King Edward Among H. committee
men arc Lords Kiniore Sufheid trHveu
and Marcus Rcrcsford Major Gcuoral Sir
Reginald Pole. rarew. Anthony Drexci md
Reginald ward
The club witch VIII pr"bablv ice knopD
as the Columbia. viii ~ quarfercd in Pic
cadillv. Any member Of the Leading Amer
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Beauty and strenoth

DtaHfF effl -ANfNEAN
Are desirable Yon ere strong ard vigor.
Gus when your b,cod is rure Manr-nay.
most women. fail 70 properly digest their
weak while the Brightness freshness and
beauty m the skin and compipxion dspaif
nemedr this unpleatant evil. hy eating
nourlshing food ana taking small dose
~ Herbine after each meal 70 Alsest what
you have eaten. SOC A. A. 2 kissling 8
Herhine Cures
Fever and Ague dose wilt usually stop
q ebin. 0 continuance always cures Nrs.
Wm NJ stroud, Midlothian. Texas, nay
hi cuf family f0r eight years. anf topat
N the best medicine We haYf ever used, tcf
h sripee, bilious fever and malaria. 30
~ A p kiesllns'y
Wake Without Clutches.
was much AFFLICTED with scintiea, NyiIes
~ c Mud. Townrile. ScdzWlck ccantls
Kan going about on crutches ana suffer
frc 4 deal az pain. was Induced q ~
Paliafd's Snow Lininent. Wnirh Relieved
greatest hniment 7 ever pted: have recon-
nlended IL w. number ~ uorsoHs. aii e.
nress themselves as being henented by ~
I now WALK without crutches. able r. PEI
forfo great deal ~ HIGHT lahof On yhe
iafm a5c. 5oc and 500 a A. p kies.
tags.
save the Loved Cnesl
Nrs Mary Niiet Newcaalr. 'eie,t
8 DIES Il behave Billiards. Hogeneugd
e.ne ana nin De all that y clalmed for
I, aod n d n niessanf 70 fske Ny liifle
.fvl r'rnf. 10 take II whom she has ne neat
fer h Balisrdz HcTehound Syrup e tbs
Great ,rnre foy an pulmenary aiinaenls. zS&s
Zoe ana O. % at a. q. Kiesiizs
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Eds WILL Doe received at my office Ia
Liberty up to 3 p. m. April 18 for IN
Liberty. NJ. D. Reyburn. County Judge.
Liberty County 10