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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-07
Union Center Items.

This locality had a nice little
shower that has helped wheat and
pasture, but could stand several
more rains and not hurt anything
one bit.
Our Easter services were a sue
cess, everyone being well pleased,
and due credit should be given the
little folks for their efforts in the
program. The house was crowd
ed to the full capacity. and all
thought the exercises were very
appropriate.
There was a social at Mr.
Browns Tuesday night and an en-
joysble time was had.
Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey and chill
dren attended Easter services at
Union Center.
Our young people all attended
Easter services at Valley View
Sunday night. A good program
was reported.
Messrs. WiddieGeld and Brown
have put i'll a new store at Brews-
ter aud a number Of our people are
now talking of encouraging home
industries. We wish the boys
success in their new business ven
ture.
Mr. and Mrs. Wager visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Brewster Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Brewster has been suffer
with toothache the last week.
Grandma Willis is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Willis this week.
Miss Lydia Mollett is going to
have reading contest the last day
of school. The program will be
announced later Miss Mollett is
giving entire satisfaction and the
children are making an advantage
thai all feel justly proud of.
Brother Hacker ana daughter
Hazel attended Faster services.
He did not preach as was expected
but gave us an address instead Of
the address by the superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and Mr..
and Mrs. Howell visited at Anadar-
ko Saturday.
Miss Birdie Hamilton attended
Easter services at the Banner
school house.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-07
Market Letter.


Kansas City, Mo, April o.
Quarantine supply at Ramsay City
last week was about half as heavy
as previous week, and contained
nothing above medium grade
stuff after Monday. The run was
mostly bulls after first of the week.
Some grass steers sold at $5.25,
and grass bulls brought $2.I5 and
81. so. The week closed without
any change in prices. Yesterday
there was a good run of good
steers, and prices ranged from
S3.Ss to $4.I5, and were consider
ed 10 cents higher than last week.
Today the market is strong to a
shade higher, and the supply con-
taius some very good steers.
Cows and bulls were scarce yeater-
day and today. Grass cows
brought $2.os yesterday. Among
the sales this week were the fol-
lowing:
Monday, April 4, 1904.
Driggers & Sharp, Chickasha,
1913 steers 1885 81 Is.
Geo. 7. Perry, Pocassett, |. T.,
los steers IIoo S4.I5.
6. S. Hendricks, Alix, l. r.,
2I steers oS7 $4. 90.
G. B. Cunningham, Alix, |. T.,
81 steers 1872 $4.ro.
J. L. Carr, Rush Springs, I. T.,
IS steers oI9 IS. go.
J w. Light Chickasha,
70 steers 1906 $3.95.
J. w. Light, Chickasha,
IS bulls 1866 sass.
Jas. Crawford, Purcell,
AZ steers 1918 $500.
+. L. Florence, Minco, l. T.,
21 steers 1899 81. 90.
PIT. Dunn, Beeville, Tex, (grass)
"a cows 562 $2.6s.
PIT. Dunn, Beeville, Tex, GRASS
8 calves $50 $3.75.
Tuesday, April 5.
T. NJ. Griffith, Miami, l. T.,
80 steers 1856 $40.
w. H. Golden, Dale, o. r.,
a5 steers III4 $40.
J A. Kern, Pocassett, l. T.,
2I steers gag s.. 80.
Hog prices did not change much
last week, although fluctuations
we're frequent. Light hogs now
bring within S or 10 cents of
heavy weights. Market was
higher yesterday, but gain is lost
today, and top price is S5.25, bulk
Of sales $50 to $3.50. Quality of
hogs this year is a little better
than usual, but prices are 81 90
under year ago. Receipts at
all the markets are running about
20 per cent heavier than at this
tiiuc last year.
J. A. R1cKART,
Live Stock Correspondent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-07

] have rented the Sixth Streer
barn where | viii do any and all
kinds of veterinary work and
guarantee satisfaction. IN con
uection will have boarding stable,
and also buy and sell horses and
mules. J. S. Downs. Y. S.
Phone I69 If
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12

entIdng Die nit Snf9rifien berfebenen
rieiigen &afige in f9Dnfter Srbnune
aufgeiteqt naren. Oarunter befanben
fi6 tiefe &aften, in benen ii6 @9lonz
gen ndl5ten. 2Dnen, gontber, S9az
fale, Saguare, Siger, 2eoporben, al
biefe liebensfpiirbigen S6iergattungen
tparen burG 3iemli9 I9Dne @remplare
pertreten. Sn Der Mitte, in einem un=
gebeuren W%aferbeden, 3eisten ii9 Elm
See5unb uno elm 6luBpferb in ibrer
gan5en S9euBli6feit unb befpribten
nit f9tpdr3li9em @aHer Die bepor3ug=
ten 3ui9auer oes eriten &anges, Die
aQein bin unb per geben unb Die S6iere
na6 8elieben betra6ten fpnnten.
Numdlig 6atten 5i9 aud Die por6er=
item 9lGBe NIT elmer groBen Nn5abl
meif frteoli9er 8iirgerfamilien Der
@tdbt gefunt. @tncent, Der i9on piele
Gbnli9e S9aufteuungen ge1eben bate,
f6enfte peOer biefer, mod benz 9ubliz
fun groBe 8ea9tung. Sbn bermo6te
iberbaupt an bieiem Sage ni6ts gu
fefeln, nno nur nie fernes @emurmel
orngen Die ununterbrp9enen gelebrten
8ortrGge 6es alien Mougin an iein
DIR.
Sin lauter Muf19rei Mbele Mouoins
RIB i'm aus fetner Sbetlnabmlo1igteit.
rum @Dttes tpi1en, Splbte!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12
spesial. Stsnale.

sriten 8 S4Idse, 8~.ueiter aIarm,
8tretten . S4Idse, britter MIarn,
Drttter 2 S4LEse, bterter alarm.
Isl, Seaer aus nnb G4Iau9 aufsersRa.
5 S@Idge, gSaferbrud ab.
- S9Idse, Ii tlbr Ulittnea.
Die 70 besei4reten SisnaIe tDsrben Hnr som Eparas
waHter G~ueeaeben Sa an BEN betreffeHhes SErGBas
treusi1gea fesne MLarmfdstea n~nnebrGd& fae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12
A11fruE.

2tebe Roia! SANS 9u ni9t binnen
a9t Sasen auriffebrf, perbe i'd Oei<
men 6reunbtnnen Oein pirfli9es glitter
mtttbeilen!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12
(6ortfeBune foGst.)

. yer tge Se1nDe {. J(dW
benz nntereange bes ruf1tf6en
@4Ga9ti9iffes rBetrOpaplopst" FAM
ben in &obe, sSSapan, DfFentli6e 8eiz
letbsfunbgebungen fir Mbmtral Maz
farnn ftatt. Cine peibe 2aternen@
prp5e5iion fir Die @eelen Der gefalez
men GuFen purbe peranftaltet. DUFF
ben 8unnern itanb bic Snf9rift:
r8ir trauern unausIDf 9li9 urn ben
tapferen rufiif9en Nbmiral Mafa=
rDp." Die Muftttape1Ien fpielten
SrauermGrf9e. Sffi5iere unb Gtpt>
liften bielten Nnfpru9en IN bas @Olt.
Die 53eitung ,SIafaM aini9i" f9rieb:
vWG6renb Die Nation iubelt, bebauern
Die 8irger ben Sob bes uusge5ei4nez
ten unb tapferen Mafarpp."
Ser 8or If BALE r.
Der 8erltner &rtmtnalpolt3et tit tiir5z
IiA Elm @orfduBf9pinbler, Der ii9
Cans Wil1elm nenut, in bic 9dnbe
gefauen. Der Mann betrieb in elmer
Stube, bic er balb bier, balb bort miez
tbete, angebGi9 einen @teQenna9peis
fir ldnbli9e Nrbeiter. Gr 5ei9te an,
baB er Mrbeiter uni, 9anbperter fir
bas 2anb fofort iu9e. @on isbem,
Der ft6 melbete, lieb er fi9 einen Sbaz
Ter 8orf9uB 9eben. @enn bic 2eute
na9 etntgen Saeen tpieber famen, INN
fi9 gu erfunbigen, mo tie angenomz
men feien, bate @il6elm fem Bureau
f9on tpteber berlegt, pbne gu binter<
lafen, tpobtn er ge5o9en mar. Gin
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nod einmal nit einem 8ureau in elmer
anberen @traBe. gu feiner 11eberz
rai9ung traf er 6ter Wilbelm pteber
nnb lteB i'm f%eitnebmen.
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in Cambridge ppbnenber englif9er
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prbentli9 luftteer @ttmmung bas
&benbe1en Elm. Na9 benz Gfen GIN
gen bic MGb9en gu 8ett, tpd6renb Der
8ruber faete, er babe nit fetner Mutz
ter mod etpas 81 befpre9en. 8alb
barauf bOrten bic MGb9en einen
S9uB unb fanben ben 8ruber neben
Der 2ei9e Der Mutter fte6en. Ser
RnGbe erfldrte in oqer Ru6e, bic Mutz
ter erf9pfen gu baben, neil er bies
fir bas Bette ge6dlten babe. Die 800
li5ei funb ben &naben in cine 3ettuttg
Dertteft, als lei ni9ts b~orgefDmmen.
Nu9 ibr gegeniiber CAB er bie1elbe grz
%fldrung ab, Die er ben @9nei tern gez
ma9t bate. Der Sunge tptrb ais
duBerit intelligent, lebbaft unb beiterer
Natur gef9iloert. 9a man in benz
| 3immer bes &noben eine Menge BON
3eitungen fanb, in benen Mprbe gez
f9ilbert pdren, nimmt man an, baB
i'm Nd9d6mungstrieb gu Dem 8erbrez
den eetrieben bat. Sn elmer .3eitung,
bic er Dffenbor por benz 8eriiben Der
Sbat las, purbe eef9ilbert, nie Elm
15idbriger Sunge feline Mutter erita9.
On iGbr1i6em 3nf6nB
foften bic @tabt Berlin Der 8ouqez
tperfsf9iler 288 Marf, Der @9iiler
Der Mebef9ule 245, Der nbD6ere"
S9iler 165, Der @emeinbef9iiler 70,
Der 9anoperferf9iler so, Der S9i=
Ter an Der Sortbtlbungsunitalt "a, an
Der 5ortbilbunesf9ule 1858 unb an
Der in Nusfi6t itebenben BfIi9tfortz
bilbunesi9ule nur 20 Marf.-8on
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Mdrs.
OpferpiIIiee &oIIe=
g n. Sn @ien bate 1t9 bor Sturgeon
| Ser hnr4:na 0lrot Nr mnr m;Ike:nn
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! &c. SprisenbaIis To-
nnbe SIIinDts
s Senate &beu. GtGIatf
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= 4Se 4isibania unb IA
, Senate abe. mnS Is.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12

8 permtlItge &olle@
n. Sn Wien bate 1t9 bor Sturgeon
Der bortige Nr5t Or. Mar Mtlbetm
etne Snfefttpn 5u9e5ogen, in Solge
beren Inn Der re9te Nrm Biz gum
S9mltergelenf amputirt nerben
muBte. Die dr5tli9en @ereine nab
men it9 Or. Wilbetms an unb berar=
laBten einen Nufruf gu Sammlungen
fir i'm. Otefe ergaben insgefammt
1924 &ronen. Die @umme tpirb
als unantaftbares &apital pom Wiez
ner mebi5inii9en OoftprtoGegium
pertpaltet unb benz Nr5te tpurbe Der
.2tnsgenuB iiberniefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-12


aufgenommen muroe.
Glpnniiide pber andre lu1tige ober
prunfenbe S9au5tenungen CAB es
ni9t. SINS ate 3om fo1te man fid
berfeBt glauben, nibt auf ben Sabr=
martt. Die am gingang aufgepflan3@
ten !9erren in f9nar3em Srud 5eigten
Die ernfe Miene BON @~labiatoren, fpdb@
renb bic in rotben 2ipreen itedenben
9iener ben 3uf9auern nit ru5ieer
Wirbe lire YlGbe anpieie n.
$50 fommt bod bierber!" f9rie @bz
numb, inbem er fi4 bemiibte, feline
@6aar na9 Dem Nufgang gum britten
Stang gu fiibren.
80 nein, ni9t bortbin," piberfpra9
Der Sffi3ier, pl0Bli9 in Die Wirfli9feit
5~uriidperfeBt.
Raf9 nabm er iieben &urten fir ben
erften plab gu einem 5ranfen finf5ig
fir Die perfon.
Gbmunb pe6rte ii9 bur3aus ni9t,
fonbern iogte muir ipDttif9: Ser muB
notirlt6 pieber ben Prin5en fpielen!
0a febt Sbr's nun ielbft. Sabe i4 IS
nt9t immer eefagt2"
Sur9 eine 8rettertpdnb BON benz
dmpbitbeutralif9 a~uffteigenben apeiten
nnb britten plab e%etrennt. bilbete Der
erfte einen breiten Spu8ierpeq. an benz
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-23
PURE BLOOD
Blood Impurities of Spring
time-Cause, Proven
ton and Cure.

DR.. Hartman's medical lectures are
eagerly scanned by many thousand
readers.
One of the most timely and interest
ing lectures he ever delivered was his
recent lecture on the blood impurities
of spring.
The doctor said in substance that
every spring tie blood is loaded with
the effete accumulations of winter,
deranging the digestion, producing
sluggishness of the liver. overtaxing
the kidneys, interfering with the ac-
ton of the bowels and the proper cir
culation of the blood.
This condition of things produces
what is popularity known as spring
fever. spring malaria, nervous exhaus-
ton, that tired feeling, blood thicken-
in, and many other names.
Sometimes the victim is ilious, dys-
peptic and constipated; sometimes he
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is weak, nervous and depressed; and
again he may have eruptions, swellings
and other blood humors. Whichever
it is, the cause is the same-effete
accumuiations in the blood
Nothing is more certain within the
whole range of medical science than
that course of Peruna in early spring.
time will perfectly and effectually pre-
vent or cure this almost universal affec-
ton.
Everybody feels it in some degree.
A great ma ;ority are disturbed con-
siderably, while large per cent of the
human family are made very miserable
by this condition every spring.
Peruna will prevent it if taken in
time.
Peruna will cure it if taken as d.
rected.
PeTuna is the ideal spring medicine
of the medical profession.
If you do not derive prompt and sat-
isfuc DRY re-ults from the use of Peru
ma, write at once to DR.. Hartman, Civ
ing full statement of your case, and
he Will be pleased to give you his valu-
able advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohm
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MRS. Cynthia Westover Alden, fres-

MRS. Cynthia West0ver Alden, Fres-
ident Of the international Sunshine So
ciety. has just finished her compre-
hensive book upon ways In which wo-
men cen earn money. Her book In
based upon actual personal experience
In a variety Of occupa tons, and also
upon the experiences noted from thou
sands Of letters and personal inter-
views. Mrs. Alden's book, "Women's
Ways Of Earning Money" will be the
nrst volume In the Woman's Home Ii
brary. which Mrs. Margaret K. Sang
ster is editing for A. s. Barnes & Co
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Edmund Clarence Stedman, the vet
eran author, is the subject Of an anus
ing anecdote which is current just now
In literary circles. Mr.. Stedman, 1t
seems. while on a visit to France,
stopped one day on a country road to
admire the surrounding country. As
he stood gazing meditatively over the
fields he noticed that several peasants
who passed on the road bowed and
took off their hats to him. Mr.. Sted-
man was at first surprised at their ga.
lutes in his honor, and wondered for
whom these polite peasants mistool
him, but as they were repeated by
peasant after peasant he finally con-
cluded that his reputation had pene-
trated farther than he had ventured to
suppose. As he moved away from the
spot he happened to glance behind
him. He had been standing In front
of q statue of the virgin
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coNvIcTs GET THE NEWS.
How They Hear II IL Puzzle to New
York Prison Authorities.

How They Hear II IL Puzzle to New
York Prison Authorities.
How prisoners communicate with
one another is one of the mysteries Of
the State prisons. Here Is an incident
that occurred at Dannemora illustra-
tive OF the sort of thing which some
times stumps the prison officials. War
den Deyo was appointed the head Of
the big Jail in the Adirondacks some
thing less than year ago. The place
had been vacant for a while, and Of
course there had been a good deal Of
interest at Dannemora In the identity
Of the new warden. Mr. Deyo got his
appointment in Albany, and within an
hour after it was made every convict
at Dannemora knew about It. This
seems impossible, but Mr.. Deyo him
self is authority for the absolute truth
Of the story.
The way the keepers first learned
that the convicts had this news is in
tereSting. Even in an institution Of
iron discipline, like Clinton prison,
there are certain old convicts who
have been in for so many years that
they are to the jail what TRUSTEES are
to city prison like the Tombs. One
of these TRUSTEES said to a keeper:
us the new warden a hard MANI"
Now. the keeper to whom this was
addressed hadn't even heard of Mr..
Deyo's appointment He was surprised,
and asked what the convict meant
why" said the old man, "Mr. Deyo
is the new warden. He was appointed
to-day"
1t didn't take the keeper long to find
out that what he had just heard as
news was known then, and had been
for some little time, to every one Of
the 1900 prisoners in the Jail. 1t was
only short time before this converse
ton that the news had reached the
Jail. and how 1t got into the shops and
work yards no one knows. But 1t did
travel like lightning.
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.g@dEssIssz,


The title Of John Oliver Hobbs y
forthcoming novel will be 1.-The Vine
yards"
Margaret Horton Potter has named
her new novel 1.-The Flame Gatherers f."
1t Ia tale Of India during the early
years Of the thirteenth centurf.
Miss Lillian Bell has written story
showing the heroine Of Abroad With
the Jimmies" as "honeymooner." a
nat dweller. housekeeper and a hos
tess.
James Pott & Co. are about to bring
out volume entitled Impressions of
Japan" by G. II. Ritter, illustrated
with series Of photographs taken By
the author.
Mrs. George Madden Martin, author
OF Emmy LOU" has gone south to
rest, after finishing a new novel. "The
House Of Fulfillment," which will an
pear serially.
Herbert Quick, at one time Mayor
Of Sioux City, has written a romance
Of boom town, which Henry Holt &
Co. have in press, under the title,
Aladdin & CO.
From Harper & Brothers will be is
sued THE Standard Of Pronuncia ton
In English" by Professor T. R. Louns-
bury, and Memoirs Of Baby"
by Josephine Daskam.
An extremely interesting book.
Thomas Jefferson's notes. taken down
when he was Secretary of State and
President, is published under the. title
THE Complete Annals of Thomas JEFF
ferson," by Franklin B. Sawvel, Phi. D.
1t is said that the choice Of the au-
thorftative biographer of Lord Bea-
consfeld lies with Lord Rothschild,
and that he favors the appointment of
Sir Herbert Maxwell. author of many
historical works, including a Life of
Wellington" editor of the recently
published "Creevey Papers," and au-
thor Of the new volume of Memories
Of the Months"