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Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
SURVIVORS
Of the kiShinef Massacre
 Invited This Way
OPEN ARMS IN ARIZONA
A Movement Beginning in Boston for Distribution or the Rejected of Rus
 sia Throughout the Southwest

Boston. Mass. May 30-(SpeciaO.- Millionaire Hebrews ar Boston. head ed by 4. Shuman and others are at work raising a vast fund 10 aid their p5rsecuted brethren in Kishinef and Co bring them to America in large S-=saes- Their plan is to distribute the Hebrews throughout Arizona and the southwest establishing them on small farms by means of the fund now being raised and making the immigrants self-sug- porting from the start
 They propose to enlist government aid after the Hebrews are brought here. in furnishing trained men ta in- struct them in scientific agrlcultuFe. provide horses and furnish them farr,- irg implements so that they can start raising their crops at once They de- clare that wherever the Hebrew has been able to secure access tO land. he has proved successful and becomes "a prosperous asriCulturisI-
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31

gressman J. D. Bowersock, was de- stroyed at loss of S150.000.
 Several miles of railroad track are washed Out
 Communication with Salina was es- tablished for a short time today by way of Denver. A dispatch from there says the flood conditions have improv ed. A big rise in the Smoky Hill river last night caused many more to leave their homes and hundreds are now en- camped on the hills east of town. Most of the business houses there are clos ed. Two large buildings collapsed yes terday with sudden crash.
 Hill City has been on an island since the first part of the week. No trains have been running there this week. The town is small and the stock of provisions is getting very low. People are suffering greatly. The outlook in Council Grove is appalling. On a small Ter scale the situation there is much similar to that in Topeka. Nine or more people have been burned to death in fire started by lime. Renorts re- ccived from there late today say that there is small prospect of the water falling for another twenty-four hours.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
HARRY ELkfS KILLED
Famous Cyclist Followed Too Close
 After Pacing Motor.

Cambridge, Mass. May 3O.-Harry D. Bikes of Glens Falls. N. r.. the pre- mier motor pace follower of the Unit ed States, was killed and Will Stinson. almost as well known a bicyclist as Fixes. and F. A. Gateley, were serious ly injured in an accident at the initial bicycle meeting on the New Charles river park this afternoon.
 The accident occurred in the first lap of the sixteenth mile of a motor paced race, and was due to the bursting of the rear tire on Bikes wheel at a point where the track bank is at an angle of about 33 degrees. Bikes tried to stop his machine. and in doing so was thrown over the handle bars. turning a complete somersault. and with his wheel rolled down the steep embank- ment in front of Stinson's motor which was manned by Gateley.
 The heavy motor struck Bikes, throwing Gateley end the machine completely over him and Stinson. who was following, crashed into the wreck. At the time of the accident Bikes was well in the lead. having made q new fifteen miles. The injured men were picked up and sent to the hospital, Bikes dying on the way.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
A ROUGH RIDERS RIDE
The Trip of the President from Lara
 mic to Cheyenne.

Cheyenne Wyo-. May So.-After one of the most unique trips ever made by a president Of the United States. Ihc presidential party arrived in Chey- enne this evening. the sixty mile horse- back ride from. Laramie 10 CheyenEe by the president and a few attendants being made without a mishap- The po- Ice, civic Traternal and military or ganizatiOns of the city, and Fort Rus sell. all turned out and gave the presi- dent one of the heartisst receptions of his tour. Thousands came from Utah and Colorado to participate in slOuch hat riding in boots and spurs a.d gauntlets. The president rOds direct to the speakers stand in the city square and found himself greeted by 5000 enthusiastic people. The presidents speech was more particularly 10 the civil war veterans He was introduced by Senator Warren.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
A CHICAGO ARRANGEMENT

By Which Threatened Freight Hansi-
 l5Ts' Strike Was Settled
 Chicago. May 30.-The trouble be- tween the freight handlers and the railroads entering Chicago was settled tonight. The management Of the Lake Shore road took the Initiative and made proposition to their men which was accepted. The men had demanded a wage increase Of twenty-five Der cent at a meeting tonight The Ofiiciais uf tE2 road offered tO compromise with an increase that averages a little ulorr than four per cent.
 After considering the matter for sev,ral hours. the men agreed Goa tlie proposition and each side signed the contract. The new scale eoes into cf- feet June I. end is to bc s2 cNcct far one year. The men agree to give thirty days notice before going on strike dur ing the existing contract. The other twenty three roads involved in the di culty. it is said. win endeavCr co each settlement with their empl0yes on the same basis as the Lake Shore agreement
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
BLIZZARD SHEEP LOSSES.
The Situation Is Not So Bad as Was
 Reported.

Helena, Mont. May 30.-In reply to letters of sympathy from s. D. North, secretary of the Woolen Manufactur- CTS association. former United States Senator Thomas C. Power. president Of the board of sheep commissioners, has written that the losses were not one tenth of the number reported and the recent storm In soaking the range and insuring good grass for the remainder of the season did more good than dam age.
 "The report that the statistics com piled by me as president of the state commission" said Senator Power. fixed the loss at s, coo was wholly unauthorized and not true. The losses since December will not equal one tenth of that sum and the benefit to the range from snow and rain will fully compensate the loss
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
BLOWING UP OF BLISS
Planned in Connection With Dedica- ting Services at Battle Creek Today

Detroit, Mich, May 30.-A Journal dispatch from Battle Creek, Mich, says. Tt is common talk in this city that a plan to blow up the Adventists' sanitarium with dynamite during the Sunday dedicatory exercises at the time when Governor Bliss, his staff and sev- eral thousand visitors would be pres ent, has been discovered.
 Everybody concerned with the insti- tuition denies the truth of the rumors. It is said that on the receipt of an anonymous letter by a sanitarium off cial. thorough search was made of the building. with the result that oil sat urated- cotton was found in large quan- titles in the dormitory and east hall and that two sticks of dynamite were found in the pipe that supplies the building with gas.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
THE WESTERN STRUGGLE.

Chicago, May 30.-Five records were broken In the track and field meet of the intercollegiate meet of the Athletic association held on Marshall field to- day. Representatives of the UniVer- sity of Michigan carried off 49 points to Chicago's 40. and as this was the third consecutive time that Michigan had association held on Marshall Field to- are thereby entitled to permanent pos session of the Spalding trophy.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
CORN WILL BE HIGH.
Prospects of Gamers Doing a Profita
 bic Business Unusually Bright.

New York, May 3O.-Accordirg to ad- vices from all sections of the country the prospects of the canned goods busi- ness are exceedingly bright. Last year the pack was 4,190.000 cases, the lightest since 1897. It is more than 100000 cases smaller than the pack in 1901, 1900 or 1S99 It was below the average for the ten years since 1893, which is 4,201.- GOO cases.
 There is virtually no Maine corn left. Maine corn is considered by many the best, because the cool nights give it a fine flavor and crispness.
 New Hampshire and Vermont pack CTS have no more to offer and are re- fusing contracts for futures.
 In Maryland the weather has been against the growing crop, and packers are sold out of old stock. The corn that is left is practically all in retail CTS hands.
 The new pack will come up a bare market, with buyers waiting anXiously for the stock. Prices promise to rule high all the coming season.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
THE CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago, May 0.-Cattle-Receipts, 100; good to prime steers, nominal. S4.S561525; poor to medium. S4.00G4.75; stockers and feeders, S3.O06D475; cows, s1 15O646O; heifers. S2.40G475: canners, s1 5Od2 80: bulls, $2. .256D425; calves, $2. % G6.6O; Texas fed steers, S4.0064.50.
 Sheep-Recepits, 1000; sheep, steady; lambs. steady; good to choice wethers. S450G5OO fair to choice mixed, $3.50@ 425: western sheep, $4.2565.O0; native lambs. S4.00m7.00; western lambs, s4.50@ 700.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
RUNAWAY TROLLEY CAR

Crashed Into Cable Car Without Fatal
 Results.
 San Francisco, May S0.-ShOrtly be- fore noon today an electric car on the Fillmore street branch of the lines OC the United Railroads got beyond the control of the motOTman while de- scending the steep grade between James and Haight streets.
 At the crossing il ran into a Haight street cable cer filled with passengers About twenty people were more or less seriously hurt, but none fatally
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
ST. LOUIS TRANSFERS.
Things Made Easier for Them by Pro-
 posed Hostlers' Strike.

St. Louis, Mo, May 30.-The team sters strike has grown more serious as a result of the announcement that the Hostlers' union, 400 members. is to go out Monday on a demand for more wages. As there is no freight to handle because of the inability to get team sters to haul. it. none of the freight houses in East St. Louis were able to deliver goods today.
 A large amount of freight is said to be in the various yards awaiting con- veyance to the wholesalers.
 The situation in East St. Louis has been still further complicated by the walkout of sixty clerks in the Vandalia freight house.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
THE IOWA lNUNDATION
It Became so Bad That Public PIoYi- sion Had to Be Made for Refugees

Madison. Neb.., May SO.-Four inches Of rain fell in two hours this after noon, flooding the business portion of the town, and driving people from their homes to the hills. Stores and resi- dences on the bottoms are flooded and the damage is estimated at $100,000
 At F o'clock tonight Governor Cum mins authorized the throwing open of the state capitol to flood refugees. Cots were placed in the building and food provided.
 The Des Moines river began rising again today. Fifteen hUndred famil- ies are homeless.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
KILLED THEMSELVES

SalOnica, May 30.-A letter from Mon astir. written by an agent of the British Bible society. who was an eyewitness of the fight at the Bulgarian village of Mogil on May 21 between the imperial forces and the insurgent bandits. says 100 KOtagis. who were in the village when it was attacked. having fired an their cartridges and seeing that resist ance was useless. killed themselves
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
YALE PULLED OUT

At the End of the Intercollegiate Con
 test.
 New York, May 30.-Yale won the in- tercollegite championship today in a most exciting meet by half a point from Harvard. Yale now has permanent possession of the Yale cup. having won it six times to Harvard's four and Pennsylvania four. in the past four teen years.
 Beck of Yale won the sfot put and made new record of 45 feet. w. F.. Shut of Cornell won the two-mile run in $40, breaking the intercollegiate te and collegiate records for the distance.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
ANARCHISTS ROUNDED UP.
Suspected of an Intended Attack on
 King of Italy.

Paris, May 30-A dispatch to the Patrie from Marseilles says thirty one anarchists have been arrested at Men tone on suspicion of being engaged in plot against King Victor Emmanuel on the occasion of his approaching visit to Paris. Five other suspects escaped.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
CRoKER.s SON A BROKER.
Is One O the Members of the New
 Stockbroking Firm, Camman & Co.

Is One O. the Members or the New
 StOckbroking Firm. Camman & Co.
 New York. May 29-Notice has been issued of a Copartnership formed be- tween Charles l.. Camman. Charles l.. Camnan. Jr.. and Richard :. Croker. who is a son of the former Tammany leader. The certificate was sworn to before Charles E. F. McCann, a nephew of Richard Croker. who was an assist ant district attorney under Colonel Asa Pird Gardner.
 The partnership gees into effect at once under the name Of Camman & Co. and the firm will do a general business as stock brokers.
 Richard s. Croker. who is special partner. has contributed $l0O0oO aa cap itll to the finn.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
AN :. r. WRECK.
The Ditching and Burning of a Train
 Near Santa Barbara.

Santa Barbara. Cal. May 3O.-South- ern Pacific passenger train No. =. southbOund. was dItched at Rincon, twenty miles south of this city tonight at point several miles from the near est telegraph office. Several persons are reported killed and that the cars were burned. A special train has been sent from Santa Barbara with physi- clans aboard
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31
FEELEY IS DEAD.
Jaffords. the Prize Fighter. VIII Be
 Held for Homicide.

Savannah Ga. May 30.-George Fee ley. the pugilist who was injured in d contest with Jim Jeffords on Thursday night. died at the St. Joseph's hospi- tai at 1:45 yesterday morning.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-31

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26
Year sseyy sock
FEPsIE syrup CO., HsHilssTls, N.
cAUToSi

This is u0t 3 gentle Word--but
when son think h0w liable v0u are
NOT io purchase lbe Only remedy
universally knDEn ana q rsmedF
that has bad the l4rgesl sale 81
any 70 rdiclne il the world since
1865 for the cure and treatment q
Consumpaon and Throat and Lang
troubles without losing lis great
popularity al these sesfs, yon
siil be thankful We called your
attention 10 Boscheas German
Syrnp. There ere 50 maHT ordin-
aTy cough remedies made - drug
gists and others that srs cheap
aud good for High. colds perhaps.
but FOR severe coughs, bronchitis,
efoup--snd especially for con-
sumption. where there IS difficult
expeltoFa-ion and coughing dnf-
ing the nights ana mornings. theIe
Is nothing ike German syrBp.
The g cent size hss just been IN
troducei tbs year Regular SIZE
75 cents. West side Drug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

The Daily Express is 10 receipt
81 another letter asking Tor infor-
nation EegaF6iug the meteor which
struck here On Saturday night.
A1z. g IN lte norih par Of ne
city during . heavy ihnndsF show
En-. The wriier IS :. G. - barton.
3 druggists Of Nashville. Tran..
who ssTs that on the sane night
and AZ about the ssme hoUr, be
saw meteor passing there in the
general direction 81 Cbickasba. ~
nearly as be eouid judge. An
acoount ~ this meteor was pnb-
l.sAedfn fbs Nashville American.
81 August r. Hs saga he ffns
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26
TIE Mo. Gunlra0tina and Building Go.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS.

Brick Stone cod snI Cement Work Garry su line Of ba8
ng material pantz. wal paper picture and moulding
dos snd mirror glass; ETC.
Nsn for Lnok f3r We coming. and
will be ready for business about September IS
I0caied a be q Chckasha and Fifth street
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

Dr. =. II. Reeder's Office il now
located oTeF the Bank of Com
merce- All Nho wish % c8nsult
him please cal and rec bin. re
carries bis osn medicines AMI gives
10 prescriptions. din
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

Mr. ". II. -hsnnOD. accompanied
81 bis daughter, Miss Iheresa.
and s0n, Cbariip came over fr0m
C1lekats Tact Friday siteruoou.
Mr.. Shannon ard Charlie returned
aome Wed1esdsy, but Miss Theresa
viii visit With friends for some
tine. -PurceI Register.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

A baby 6egghisr. Rose, o. RBby
Eiifefnsn, Bho cane here from
the neH eounrT soDs uonibs age.
and lives 81 FOurih and KaDsa-
aTe1ue, d.sd sunday afternoon s.
go Of Dneunonls, aftsr : sn0rt
lines Rose Fas only slE DDnths
cd. The remains we're inferred
M0udsy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

N4AA N NN ELL AAAkGyM.
Wlsrs ou shs SOFA eay ofAu.
gasi, 1895. lAs eiiy ou-ncH 81 ybs
ss-g q Ceiria.ts. ChieEasnr Sa.
iian, Iuaiaa Tsrritssy. passed 80
acpied a. ardz-anee oslIinz sua
providing %, 8 special sis -tlon %
ts hssd = re eifT o. Chissls1a -
.h= 2llh asg O. sspteuber. 1893
ior tAe Furposs ~ dsteFnine
~hstssr t-s city cuuaen Of he
ssh ely o. Carkssha sazii csuse
p e ssupd oaH5s lo TIE amount Is
fifisea I1oaazd Deiiars. the
as1es1s from ias sals 81 s1ct
oouds y b~ ul feE sh- pusposs
as caastruenHE 4sgaism & sew-
Fr1Ea NiAia a- c.tv. aad.
Vicente syfhs t-rms 81 said sF-
si--a1s fl mayer ol ssts CRY 81
Caiesas4- Il rrqaraa b gre Il
lsssi ih.Eiy csys puhac a0res q
tas rms srs ri-e- 4 soisi-r ~.
election.
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Masrar. -rr ~ tt- tr =
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fiaa =lfbs hsis ~ a. ~ia csfr ~
chsssasss. lassssE xatsou. In-
dian TsFrsrarv % ta- sfst dsr a.
snlsmaer. 1898 for tAs uurooss
81 dstermiaiag #aethar tbs c.sr
eoanca 81 tbs clty 81 CaicEssaa
saAM e4uss ts s. isua beads "a
rhs amolut ot Fifseu Thoasa1d
Dollars. b-arsaE iaaer+.t < tie
rnts ofere per cent psr anuun
payable ssni-anuusllr. sud mstur-
ing n twenfy years frou the dase
Il issue. T1e proceeds from tfs
a.ie 0Is1cA bouds - be used for
are soasirucaou of s system of
sewers within s.id city.
All persons voting 81 suehelses-
tiou Tor tho issuaase Of suoa boBds
sdali have written OF priuses on s
ticke, .For rhe Issuance Of ss~sr
B0n5s. and 81 persons voting q
sueh election seaiast the is.usnee
81 such bonds sasll hs~s written Of
printed On tirkei Agaiusf The
Issuanee 81 sever Rands.
Every psrsau voting as such
auoa shsH bs 4 qasliasd aiecs0r
wtain the ei.v 81 CHieEasbs.
Chissasa~ Nation. Indisn Terri
tory. sud shali bs the owner OF
real or personal property within
ssfd citr subiect 70 tsxstion.
The pisces "a hoiding such elec-
tion u saia cts Of CbicRashs.
shaiI s. A. follozs. IN ward So.
one .Il at The Grorau Sebool
Honse. In Ward 80. Two l2) al
Plukhsm's Livery Barn. Ia ward
80. three 90 sf United States
Uouri House aud ia ward 30.
four ~ al the Fanin House Oh
Second street
The Iollowi1g Judges have been
appointed and are hereby selected
10 their respective wards. Ward
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

Ths best thing Ws have beard
SAID of Strenuous TsddT-f8s
venesred prototype Of Arkansas
freak gover10F-Was that Be kick
a hs1ause bis daughter danced
wIth that gilt-s5gs5 fool, Barry
Lehr, the present lszdeT of the
brainless crew thai makes up View
York soeiety--PHrcsll Register
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

Munro Hs11ersOa, the vel
known travelling nss, Ess herr
from his home n Duscsn jester
dsy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

Ennshine and showers Ere max
i8g TIE ChickassW country rich il
promise o. a bOuntiful harvest
Fsrmers are glad 10 s1acipatiou.
snd merchants derive g cheerful
ness from crop condino1s. It is
good % I've il a country that 4
blessed b. the smile o. the lord. -
4r5mors EsW sts3s NsFs-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

IJ Pliliips, 81 ChickazAs, Wss
Z business caller yesterday Mr.
Phillips is a large stock owner
III Re10 Am sricsn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

Ss15 y0ur produee, frvers, egg
SUD butter 10 HendTiK grocery,
Gnmn block, an1 get highstt
r.riraa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

L ". Kingdom. % Ns1s. Ara,
has BEEN IN tie cify fbe past feE
dsys o. . prospecting ionr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26
A BANKERS
DAUGHTER

Ere1t six hundred
tecllzr5 with spec
islists visited a
dozen Of the
worlds fzmous
watering places
tired mssszg
ism. and every
thing she could
hear of. and ~ last
get more relief
Eom z5o- bcttlec cf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

Lon Fowler. q -licka.1ss vas
3 5usins caller ID f0En yesiei-
daT-Ei Rer0 America
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26
LOCAL NEWS

HaBssrs cream Soar 81 The sPot
Uzsa Groesry 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

e G. Moore. q Aangum- shook
hsnds wifh fre1ds here 1ues1ag
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

Buy your eaira from Ars- lar
7zBss f8r the nsxi ten days eAsap
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

Mrs. 81. N. E1Hzr1s Is On TIE
sisk llsi tn. seek.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

Cheapest eninA In towr for next
tea Gavs * Mrs.. LarrabesA lw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

Bgy 8 ficzei and vote for Car
Eegle Norsry siie-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-26

B. \. HURPaT.
Mayor n Cur Of JhiekaEbs.
First published this 2ist DAY Of.
1908.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-08

Without the aid Of books, scientists
fr agricultural papers many man can
ind out something Of great value to
him by having talk with his neighbor
who for some reason has succeeded in
raising good crop when his own was
poor. There is always a good reason
for the success of one man and the
failure of another. 1t is good sense to
try to find this out. The preparation
Of the soil for crop, the kind Of seed
used, the date Of planting and the care
given the crop will very largely, in
fact almost wholly, determine the kind
Of crop raised. If your neighbor has
crop Of corn good for fifty bushels an
acre and yours is good for only twenty
Ave bushels there is no man who can
DO you as much good as that same
neighbor. He knows something which
10 Of value to you, for he has had the
bame sort of soil, has had the ratio Of
sunshine and rainfall that you have
had, and Il he has done twice as well as
Fou have 1t is because he knows more
than you do. See. him.