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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
Scientific.

D1scoyDRY IN ELECTROMAGNETIC =.
D>nr Martin IT. Fischer, q co-WorKer ~
Dr, I,oeb at the University Of Calliorn'a y.
hos announced the results OF eXPerlineu -
which show that cane sugar mas aln!os.
as strong an effect in developing nle
from the eggs Of the nereis, q sma!l sea'
worm as salt or potassium clMollu -
which we're used by Loeb inns = goes 10 ~
dsprove the theory gereIai ~ I'M effect
~ Ions, the electrically charged particles
~ salt and potassium chloride N so,u-
tion as sugar Ia non-electrolyte, seem
tists saw that DR.. Fischer's experiments
sustain another theory, that the develop
ment was due to cosmetic pressure,
x PREHISTORIC BuRYING GRouMNDiI'
Professor Warren Moreheaa, OF t.t, n,,
Inns Academy, Mass, has discovered near
Hopkinsville, Ky, the buryng ground O
what he believes to be a prehistoric peo-
ole. Ten skeletons have been exhunaea
IN good state OF preservation. 'rhey
were found In reseptaoles built q nav
stones which also con tains stone KNIVES
and CUPS, Professor Morehead says the
bones are those Of an extinct race o.
mound builders,
c ty FOR MoRPHoN1sM,
Dr.. Margaret 8, IIalleck, Of the new
York state Reformatory for " o 3 ~ !,
success sscss i; in curing the morphine hable
With a. combination Of strychnlne. hya-
seine ySii and eodaine, which, she says, g g 9
perfect antidote. The patients were ae,
nriyed tof morphine entirely ana given 9
dose Of tina mixture night ana no ,ru,,
for several days, when only yas snare. : ora
| nine was continued for q Week t'o u.
T s,H ali treatment was Ntopped and the
craving d disappeared comp etely X
DIR, LoRHNz's RETURN.
~. % K aol~h II ioreny, sYienna's I" bloodless
,l Mm ~ II has returned to Chica go for tn,
Tn .n nose Of removing the cast from thu
i little little daughter Of MI, ArnaoAr and com
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n>t Mu4s:lc, fette1s.
.,cop rs ( MERIcA.

MAsrAGNI SCORES AMERICA.
In . newspaper interview at Paris, SIC
!, ~ Mascagni gave his opinion or amer
ina in rather uncomplimentary TERMS terms,
saving 1t was not land sot8 liberty hs,o
respect for Individual rights, as us people
hoasted and that the best OF = LISTS ohly
mot with deception there, "a lio 1ou'Elu l'le
n,,h,lo sympathetic and blamed ms mah'l-
rara FOR most OF his troubles. san tra Z.
cisco compensated him, however Il loi ll l
misfortune and he looked for. success
IN his return to that city In OctopeFl''ec
DICTIONARY FOR TIII0 BIN 7Ll4ll>Ll'
The Maryland School for the 5l3ilha -, mas
lust published q. dictionary TOR the DIM
containing 10000 words and thelI ues 49,.
tions. In eighteen volumes. II IS t.'e i, ~
general dictionary ever printed LOT I, s,s
blind in any country. The New " = y
nT IRA ACADEMY PROGRESSES
H It was announced at Philadelph'a tnat
81, 800, 900 of the $1,000 900 required 70 s.att
$ha Na tional Academy Of Dramatic Arts
had already been pledged a meetlhg
is soon to be called, when the academy
will be organized on q business OASIS
SUCCESS, OF "vEE 1IAcGREEGoR,"
Tho British reading public has Just been
making the discovery of new Scotch
humorlst, J. ]. Bell, whose Wee Macs
greegor'' depicts the wllims and yagarles
OF small boy. He Is hailed as the COM
Ing literary lion,
APPLETON's BOOK sALE.
A public sale Of the library Of Daniel
| r. Appleton was held at New York Mon
day and Tuesday. Among the most val
| liable books sold was Cuyerdale's Bible
| the first English Bible. 1t was printed
at Antwerp In 1893 and sold for $4,000 to
| George D. Smith, One of the first edi'
don Of Queen Elizabeth's prayer-book
published in 1859 and bound In red MO
rocco for John Evelyn, was also sold IS
Mr. Smith, bringing sl,b5o. Robert Brown
! ing's first book, "Pauline brough
s1,025,
] IMPORTANT NEW BOOKS,
THE Rise of Ruderck Cloud" by JOS
iah Flint, (podd. Mead s. Coz !,
THE Iialsers Speeches. a collection 9
the German Emperor's DeliYerances upo'
American Affairs. (scrihner's),
'"rhe Book of Scr Marco Polo revlses
by Cordler. (Scrlbner),
1.-THE Mannerings" by Alice BroWn
Il t(FIoughton, Miftlin Il Coz si#si5
civilian Ellery channing?" by Jahl
/, White Chadwick Hougsaton, Minlin s
Coz
Gordon Keith" by Thomas Nelse
!, Page. (Scribner), ~ & ,s{si
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5NOETH.IS CENSUS DlREClJlt..
~ n North Of Boston, has accepted
Y Ihey t1rectorship OF the Census bureau,
4 offered him recently BY Preside NJ R s'e
welt
WAS, GERMANY OFFICIOUs?
TIE Secretary of the American Board
~ ;E,orarn Missions has called to the at
5itentlonffof the State Department WV
5denortation OF four American missionary.
Students from the Island OF Hulk OF lo7
nape, by a. German warship IN the C sr,t
line Islands, The State Department mas
asked the German Government TO explain
CHANGE IN NEW GUN.
The Ordnance Board. which has: been
n testing the new army rifle reported that
the gun did all that was claimed Tor ~
bit recommended reduction III us
length. A. compromise between the cav
$alry carbne of 90 inches and the ~ N ~
ches OF the new gun has been agreed
&1lpon. 1t will be made "a inches long ana
will be furnished to both Infantry ana
cavalry.
JAMES, NJ. BECK RESIGNS.
I'LL became known early in the week that
Assistant Attorney General Jas NJ. Beck
H had rendered hisAresignAtion to President
q Roosevelt before the -later's departure Tor
4 Iii West. 1t was accepted to take effect
4 on April Goth. Mr.. Beck has Joined the
Law firm of shearman and Sterling OF
4 New York, where he will reside In the
future. as y
NEW AGuINALDO CHARGE.
Among the papers captured IN the Phil
ippines and now at the State Depart
ment has been found q document dated
!. January y, 1850. which bears on its back
tt.,y, NJ al
eral Otis which officers familiar with the
4 handwriting of Aguinaldo are confident
n was written by him.
LARG EST FLOATING. DOCK FOR us.
Il The Navy Department has ordered
from Baltimore firm the largest steel
q floating dock in the world for the use of
& tirst-class battleships, 1t will be towed
to Manila by way OF Suez. It's cost is
X SIG! 900.
4 DIRECTS IN THE MAINE.
Secretary Moody made public the re.
q port OF Captain Leutze OF the new battle.
f ship Maine, showing that this vessel has
very serious weaknesses and unsatisfnc
tory boilers. The weakness Of the sup
ports for the turrets is believed to be
consequence of the advance In the powe
y of naval rifles and other ships are likel.
to be affected. Calculations must be re
vised, Defective workmanship is not al
legged.
i GENERAL BALDWIN's OUTBREAK,
General Frank 3. Baldwin. Commando
y 81 the Department of The Colorado, ha
teen asked by the War Department
explain HIS reported expression of pref
erence for brown and black soldiers Ac
lordtng TO the report this reason was tn
absence Of worry about their safety
q taking The ground that 1t made no differ
tnce whether they got killed or not an
ikening them TO cur in comparison t
III a full FLOODED dog.
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Il .4I
pleting the treatment for her corge an,,.
months ago. al 35sssS iii
AN ALUnf1NUM A1RsH1P.
B$The current .world's Fair Bulletin"
describes {, monster airship now building
Sat San francisco, from where 1t 70 ex-
ipccted To sail to St Louis to compete Tor
the 500, 900 prize offered by the Expoh- ?
ton It was invented by Charles Stanley
and Is made OF aluminium. It will con-
tain apartments for passeng e! fresnt:,
gen gas, which will be carried In the ~.
3er part Of tho silk lined cylinder there !.
heinr no balloon attachment. Tho lowM
part OF the cylinder will be used for tho
apartments. machinery, eto. It Will have
four propellors, ono at the end OF eacn
cone and two on tho top. Three light
ffty-horse power engines VIII De u n.,o I,
sIsslppi steamer, Twill weigh but 1900
pounds. An arrangement OF horizontal /.
rudders along tho sides will keep the m a.
chine level, while It's course slants The
Inventor predicts a speed Of sevcnty-flveS
miles an hour for his mir castle. Vi ss
WIRELESS, TO SUBMARINES.
While experimenting with submarine
boats at Portsmouth tho British naval
authorities found That tho submerged
craft could DO communicated with BY
means OF wireless telegraphy but only
SO long as they were within reach OF the (
light. It was also found possible to de-
tcct the approach OF submarines.
A successful theoretical attack was
made on liners ut Cherbourg by French
submarines. Although the crews OF tho
liners were on the watch the submarines
discharged torpedoes at both without
being seen. NJ "a i
no TEST FLYING MACHINES.
Captain Terber. OF the French army, an
expert on military aeronautcs. has con-
Istructcd Mt Nice nm acrodromc for test
ing airshlps. 1t Ia d steel truss sxtk,
feet high. with another truss ninety feet
| a flying machine suspended from ono
end Of the balanced piece and counter
balanced by a weight on the other end
can be experimental with in any way
with no danger to the operator. Captain
Ferber Is himself the inventor OF IAN
neropane. Ills testing apparatus ia-1sse
for tho use OF all inventors.
| "a NEW STEAM TURBINE.
Il The General Electric Company 81 schen..
ectady, has made public some important
advances conceived by C.. c.. Curtis. Of
New York. In the npplicat ton OF the steam
turbine principle. Heretofore the prin.
,cIple difficulty with turbines was thai
they developed too high a velocity tol
practical purposes. The new curtis ma.
chine. which Is intended solely for gem.
Grafton OF electricity, has asvelocity very
much lower than that OF all other forms,
It8greatly economies space, being about
! one-eighth the size OF tho Corlss engine
OF corresponding power. Some believe
that the new turbine Is likely ia revolu.
tionizc navigation on this account 81 s55f
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.Eegal ana Criminal,

GERMAN MEDIUM CONVICTED.
Anua Roeth, the famous flower medl-
UNI" of Germany and Switzerland was
sentenced. after a six-days' trial It Der,
lin, to eighteen months Imprisonment.
Many witnesses testified to having seen
her produce beautiful and strange flowers
from the air, but detectives told OF hav-
Ing searched her at one of the seances
and finding flowers concealed In her dress.
Tho court held that had she claimed to
possess inexplicable natural powers she
could not have been convicted, but IN
claiming supernatural powers she had
said something she could not maintain.
FREIGHT ADVANCES QUESTIONED. +
The Interstate Commerce Commits sion
has commenced proceedings against the
principal Western railroads, directing
them to file before May list their reasons
for excessive advances in Frates on grain
and grain products since January lst
SOUTHERN ROADS BNJoINED
On petition Of tho Georgia sawmill
Association the U. s. Circuit Court at
Columbus. Georgia, Issued an Injunction
restraining number of Southern raul
roads from putting into effect proposed
advance Of cents a hundred on lumber
shipments to the West. The roads are
ordered to show cause on April "a why
the injunction should not be made per-
manent. An illegal combination between
the railroads was also charged.
DIVORCE IN VALID.
The u. s. Supreme Court, Monday up
held the New York courts IN declaring
divorce granted to Mrs. Lille Wlnsson !; ~
Oklahoma in 1895 invalid -Four ~. n,o.'..,s we
married again and her first husband,
walker winston, Of New York had the
d,vorca annulled because of insufficient
ero,nds q the hope Of obtaining absolute
G,vorca himself along with the possession
Of their child. This he failed TO on.al TAN
and tho Supreme Court decision leaves
them still legally married.
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The Whole Field at a Glance.

China and Japan have chafed over
Russia 8 stay III Niu- Chwal,g beyond
the time agreed Tor evacuation. Mo-
rocco's Sultan has dismissed his Eli
ropean conriers, In hope Of appeasirg
rebellious subjects. Irlshmen. in h a 4
representative convention ut Dublin
have decided to accept in principle
the English governments land purr-s$
chase bill. Tx President Grover clcve-
land. In a public address, has shown
sympathy with the white people OF
the South in their race difficulty, urg-
ing the Industrial rather than the
political emancipation Of the negro.
Dr.. Lorenz. Of Vienna, has returned Ll 1'l q.
to Chicago to find his patient, the
Armour child able TO walk. Profess .'
sor Pickering. Of Harvard. has Offer
ed a new explanation Of the light
around the Lima Crater Of the moon,
attrlbuting It to hoar frost. The Jesup
Siberian explorers report that they
have Identified Siberian and Ameri-
can aborlglnes as Of one race. Ameri-
can archaeologists are Interested in
the discovery Of q prehistoric bur r,,i,'ls.
ground at Hopkinsvllle, Ky. Near
wilkesbarre, Pa. veins Of coal worth
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Sociological.

TOTAL OF CARNEGIEs GIFTS.
AZ a pamphlet Issued by the United States
Bureau OF Education Including a chapter
on the Carnegie Institution and thesvari-
cuG gifts BY Mr.. Carnegie for libraries and
other institutions. gives the total expen-
dlture in this country for such purposes
an 52,27o, 173, and tho grand total tor thu
United States. England, Scotland, Ire.$
land, Canada and Cuba, as SCI, I2,92
PHILANTHROPY PR OFEsSION.
The journal OF Education says that
five students in the University OF MIGHT
gan arc taking courses In sociology and
applied philanthropy, with the purpose OF
man student who took her masters degree
has been appointed district superintend-
ont OF the Bureau OF Associated Chart
+ ties, OF Washington, D. c.. h. III
~ Before tho Mount Holyoke Alumnae AS,
ISOLATION at New York, DR.. Tolman. Of
tho American Institute for socip! ser-
vice. spoke on Social Engineering, say
ing 1t was engineering for the benefit OF
tho people. He said TWAS Q new protes-
sion, which had come with the Increasing
movements for Industrial betterment ana
that big establishments were being forced
to realize that 1t was to their mutual ads
vantage to better the condition Of their
employees, but for this work they must
have ''the ono who knows. 81 +. I,
A sOCIALISTIC TENDENCY. 4 }.
The Committee on Federal Relations O.
the Massachusetts Legislature unanl7
mously have reported q resolve asking
Congress ito take such means as WIZ
place the anthracite mining industry un-
der government control or supervision
and if this proves ineffective, then 70
take such measures rs will lead to owner
ship OF the said means by the national
government. -
CLEVELAND ON THE NEGRO. y
Il Ex-President Grover Cleveland, ad's
dressing mass.meeting organized by the
Armstrong Association at New YORK
Tuesday, endorsed emphatlcally the Book
ar Washington method OF dealing with
the race problem In the South. He e17
pressed sympathy with the White people
OF the South for their Instructive repulsion
of social equality with the negro, but pc,
lIeyed that this did not grow out q
hatred, At the same meeting DR., Lyman
Abbott urged that education must pre-,
| cede suffrage and Booker Was s ION to1a
| of his work at Tuskegee, ne
NpW STREET. CLEANING DEVICE, IS
street. Cleaning Commissioner Wood
berry. OF New York, Ia to experiment. IN
that city wlth8a perambulatlng press %
hale tie waste paper from the streets,
sweeplngs can be shovelled Into the cons,
trlyance las 1t is driven through tha
streets and mechanism driven by gaso,
line motor will bind 1t into bales. The
machines are now In use IN Boston, R
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II has been ono Of those formative
weeks, a decrescendo movement In the
symphonic poem OF life, when people
mostly talk about the decisive events
Of tie preceding week and nll uncon-
Is soiously spin the material Of the next s;
great tdenouernent. The slump IN
American stocks on account OF the
merger decision Of last week has given g
n The Napoleons Of Finance touch OF
Indigestion. Willie the political lead
ers, pending the emergence OF our
strenuous president from the wilds OF
the yellowstone, have specialized on
The consequences Of that same judi
cIal opinion in the choice Of Pres sietsi,
4, T, candidates. An anti-labor bugle-
AL, vas sounded at New Orleans by
President Parry, Of the Manufacturers
~ IA ton only to be answered next
day by the dispassionate words OF
Com m issloner Wright, pointing out the
tolerant course Of cooperation be-
tween organized capital and organ
ICED labor.
In Europe, the reign Of terror IN
The balkans has not resulted in the ex-
peoted formal declaration Of war.
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. Gan, INK rciaI,
RAIL To pEsrRoY corFEE.

BRAZIL TO DESTROY COFFEE.
81 "A report from Brazil last week said
that the Brazilian Congress had enact
Y ed a law ordering 20 per cent. OF the
coffee crop to be destroyed with an op,
ton to the growers Of paying an extra
duty of seven cents bag on low grades,
aThe oyerproGuction OF coffee had resulted
IA extremely low prices.
/ 81. 0SO, 900. 900 IN COAL FOUND,
AL Bed OF coal estimated to be worth
81, 600, 900 COO and large enough to give
5000 nien work for 200 Years syes dis
covered near VNilkesbarre. IA, April
nth on the property of the Lehigh and
,Y,lkesbarre and the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Coal Companies, be,
tween which companies the field Is al
most equally divided The fed Hes At
4 i higher level than an pre- yiously opened
[ Az that district bsiEsy 200 test h'gher than
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$1,000, 00o, 100 were located. The ROCK
4 Island Trrlco deal WAS declared on.
Six steamship lines on the Great \
Lakes were merged with S10.I0o. 900 4
capital, and 1oo, 900 freight handlers on
the Lake threatened a. strike. New !
York city was in fear OF elevated rat. q
railroad strike for. nine-hour day. The = e.
i first rebate case was brought against
Southwestern railroads under the new
nlkins law. The Federal Court at 1
Columbus, Ca. entoined q number
Of southern roads from adv'an r1
ing the rate on lumber on the ground
Of illegal combine DR.. Halpt told
the American Oriental Society that that
the .songs Of Solomon we're not
written by Solomon, but were Damas-.l
CHS love ditties. The Rev. Milford
Lash Robbins was chosen dean OF the
general Theological Seminary BY the the
Episcopal bishops as q compromise
between high and low church fac fac.
tons. The new cup defender. Reliance 1'c'',
had her mast stepped and Shamrock lrnlr,'s!E
III. was wrecked III q squal, losing
her mast, one sailor being killed, ma many !
persons including Sir Thomas Upton,
injured. q e
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north is CENSUS DIRECTOR.
S. N, d. North, Of Boston, has accepteu
4 IA lirecto of the Census bureau,
offered him recently BY Preside NJ ! R 90
Arizona republican., 1903-06-25

Raugh of Phoenix; J. B. Alexander and family of Saeaton.
 Among last nights departing Nj. & r.. passengers were J. l.. Meador for Mem phis, Tenn: Mr and Mrs. s. P. Don nell for St. Louis; Mrs. J. Wilson for Sumner, Iowa: E. Lancaster for Inn perial Cal: MT. and Mrs. J. F. Cillen, A. II. Lyons for Bis5ee-
 Among thee passengers on this morn ing's northbound :. F.. r. & P. train were: N. Porter, H. D. Porter. for Pres colt; Jane Tapson. A. T. Tewksberry. for Los Angeles: II. Hills, for Kansas City; Gertrude Russell, for Denver; r. NJ. Martin, for San Diego: Bessie and Jane Hedgpeth. for Santa Barbara F.. A. Worden. for Denver; H. w. Baugh and w. A. Poison, for San Diego.
 Amorg the seaside eXcursionists leaving Tuesday night via the NJ. & r. were: Hosea Greenhaw, Jessie Green haw. Nellie NJ. Taylor c. B. Potter. Madge P. Richman. s. NJ. Ivy, Mrs. J. D. Gilbert, Martha Dunlap, Hattie H. Dunlap. Robert NJ. Dunlap, John r. Dunlap Jr.. w Mahoney. Carlos Felix. Mrs. Cora Hunter. Mrs. A. J. Dicker- son. Edith Dickerson, F. l.. Howell, Mrs. F. L. Howell. Mrs w. F. Mule and child, Helen Hunter. Mrs. J O.. Miller.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-25
PERSONAL.
...:...:...:..................:.......:...:....

Those registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were F.. NJ. Latham and ". F. Holehan. Los Angeles; II. l.. Jack son, U. s. A; Jack II. Ullmann Jr., Cincinnati. O.; George B. Scammen, Prescott; F. T. Harvey, J. G. Hawks. san Francisco; Charles SchmitZ, Fl Paso; w. F. Dodge. J. il. James. Chi
 cago; r. F. Withey. Marquette. Mich
 Those registering at the Commercial hotel yesterday were: A. R. McCamley. wife and son of Jerome; Mrs. T. w. Otis of Prescott; Alex. Fl. Lyons of Jerome; J. k. Grant of Los Angeles; F. J. Selebrand. Nj. Levy of Los Angeles; ?. H. Schilling of Ray, Ariz. Ii. w.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-25
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The report that I have sold my in terest in the English Kitchen is untrue I am still doing business at the old stand where I will be pleased to meet all old friends and many new ones.
 TOMMY.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-25
FOURTH OF JULY RATES

To Tucson and Benson. one. fare for round trip on Friday, July 3rd only. Return limit July 7th. Southern Paci- fic ticket office. 22 North Center street
 M. O. BICKNELL. q. r. A.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-25
REMOVAL NOTICE.

pr. G. A. Scroggs has removed his office to the Aldine. 326 So. Hill St, Los Angeles, where he will be glad to meet his friends and acquaintances.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-25
Real state Bargains
A Good Investment.

A Good Investment.
 Modern z room brick residence in Bennett addition. east front leased for 12 months at SO per month; can be bought for S2S0O; 5000 cash, balance long time; rents will pay for it. 160-acre ranch, miles N. w of Glendale, 1 mile from Peoria. Price $50 per acre.
 4-rSom frame house; bath and city water; lot 50X215; price S450; terms $50 cash and $1O monthly payments. f room brick dwelling and screen kitchen; city water; price $7OO; $50 cash and $12.50 monthly payments. If you are paying rent better pay for home.
 R. H. GREENE,
 Secretary,
 A2 N. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-25
SOLID TRAINS CHICAGO TO NEW
 YORK

via Niagara Falls leave Chicago II .05 a. m.. and 3.O2 n. m. via Grand Trunk-Le- high Valley Route, arriving New York (Cortlaadt, Desbrosses or West 23d Su eets, or Brooklyn Annex, foot of Full ton Street. following day 4:30 D. Tn., ard S:30 ?. m. Direct connection for Philadel- phia, Atlantic City. Cape May and Sea shore resorts.
 Information and timetables will be fur nished on application to Advertising De partment. Grand Trunk Railway System. l55 Adams St, Chicago, Geo. W. NauE, A G. r. &, T. A
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-16
cAUrIosi

This is not . gentle word--bui
when you tbink how liable ron are
NOT 10 purchase the only rsmedv
universally knovn end q remedg i
that has bad the largest sale oi
apy medicine ia the world since
1853 for the cure and treatment of
Consumption and 1hroag aud Lung
troubles without losing it.. ereal
popularity sll these years. 5os
viii be thankful We called your
attention 20 Boscbess German
syrup. There are 60 many oTdln.
ar5 cough rezsdles mhde bg drug.
sisss and others mat are cheap
and good for light colds perhaps
but for severe coughs. bronchitis.
eroap--and especially for con
spmpti0D. where there is difficult
axpectorafion aud coaQhlng dur
los the nlgbts ana mornings. there
e nothing Ike German Syrup
fbe - cent size has Just been IS
.fodooed this year Reeulsf sizs
u renia Weet side Drag Store. /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-16

The International Conference
Of the Epworth Leagues Of the
world will be held 10 Detroit 10
The last part of July. Ihose from
ehickasha who contemplate atteud
bg should see A. G. Wilson, ioeal
Frisco agent, at once stout rstes
service. etc. A rate Of one fare
for the round trip, plus - las
been made, tickets selling July IS.
y, With return limit Of Oct. 81.
This will Be 8 nice Sumner outing
for many people
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-16
POfNIEH

Advertise.
Farmers busy.
Cut tbs weeds.
Clean yDnr alleys
AeN wbeag On toe market.
Watef msion session i here.
kom0rs u three OF four wed
dlugs
Farmers are ploviDg for wheat.
Who vii be our atern0rks
snRigeery
Allotment jumping is one Of tie
latest schemes