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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-01

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received application 10 mine by hydraulic
process from w J: Berry, Theodore. Ripley
and Bruce Graham IN Sugar Pine mine, near
Iino Grande. FL Dorado County. Cal. drain
sing into Silver Creek. which reaches Ameri-
can River, gives notice that meeting VIII be
held al room &c. Flood building. san Fran
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-01

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-22
Making Preparations
For the Fine Stock Show in Chick
asha, April, Bright
Prospects.


4 The executive committee Of Tic
I Commercial Club held another
injecting yesterday afternoon rela-
| tive TO the coming convention Of tic
I lChickasaw Stockmen's Association
in this city. The club is taking
up the matter in a very earnest
spirit, a fact that assures the sue
cess Of the convention. Ii was a.
greed that The commercial club
should take the responsibility Of
carrying out all The plans for the
stock show and the various forms
Of entertainment to be given in
connection with the convention.
The club takes charge Of funds
collected and to BE collected aud
pays them ont in the regular man
ner prescribed by the bylaws Of
the club.
1t was voted to retain Fl. E.
Price as secretary OF the Stock
Show, 10 assist tie secretary Of the
commercial club. An auditing
committee, consisting Of B. P.
Smith and II 3. johnson. was ap-
pointed to audit ali accounts and
subscriptions.
Complimentary press tickets viii
Be sent to the various editors
throughout the territories ard
neighboring states. IT was decid
ed to give $1,000 IN premiums for
fine stock and $500 for fat
stock. For lhs roping con
test, $500 was sci aside for prize.
ard for the riding contest, slso.
B. p Smith was appointed to
nave cnaFge q the roping and
riding contests and the polo games
and a sum ofamoney appropriated
to pay tbs expenses Of the same
J. c. Smith was made superin
tendent of The stock Show and mon
81 voted to defray expenses that
viii be incnme
The general committee ou ar 1
engagements consists of p. p. Smith I
+. B johnson 3 T. Jarboe and /
Scott Jones.
Upto date about sz2oo has been
collected ID subscriptions and sev-
arai hundred dollars are still 10 be
collected ~ Soliciting commit
.ee Is still al work and il "a hoped
hat the amount VIII be increased I
'y a large amount More money
$ needed and t4e seopie must rc
pond ProsIseis are excellent for
most successful stock show. III
$ the general opinion that lhe
S convention will bring
he biggest crowd ever seen IN the
n.y. Every cilizer should con-
iitnie himself commitiecof 81 one
3 assist those ia charge Of affair
b making L q grand sutcess.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-22
LaVsrty Items

N. A. Bleltors went over to Ce-
ment Friday to see about a resi-
deHce he is having built
Mrs. G. c. Abbott and children
went back to Kansas Thursday tc
pay their relatives a visit. They
exrect to remain several weeks.
/ Mrs. Austin. Mrs. Overhusler S
sister, started for her home in Hi
uois Wednesday.
Fred Bowers finished planting
I lhve acres Of potatoes Wednesday.
A heavy rain was reported a
few miles east Of town Wednesday
night.
Mr. Williams went over to Ce-
ment Monday to begin work on
n. a. Melton's new residence.
The Catholics gave a dance at
tie hall Of amusements Thursday
night Supper was served at the
City Hotel to about twenty-five
couples.
w. H. HARRISON and r. J. Nc
Guffns were VISITORS at Chickasha
Thursday.
About three miles east Of town
in the road lies a large gray horse
which evidently has been dead
several days As we passed there.
Saturday we noticed that Mr..
Horse tad entire possession Of the
road for about a 100 yards each
way This Is a case for Our ami
tary officers (if we have any and
any ore not having the olfactory
sense should be well paid to re-
move the obstruction. as the road
vii be impossible in a few days.
We think the one that left it there
should be compelled to move same
lr b prosecuted
y was with profound sorrow
hat we learned of the sad daath Of
iitie Fay Nichols Of Anadarko.
Tow we remember her! Lovely.
iFely intelligent and aficctionate,
nR t0 lose such q promising child
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-22

truly brings a deep and heavy
shadow. It has indeed been a
heavy blow, and we scarcely know
how to talk of consolation under
50 bitter an afiiction. But think
Of One who careth for us all, and
who loves little children. He has
/ prepared a bright and beautiful
home beyond the grave and the
spirit Of the departed will wait
brief time when i'll sweetness and
in love she will meet her mother
and father TO depart no more.
Work on the new church build
ing is progressing very slowly at
present
Several Of our farmers have fin
ished planting corn.
w. H. Harrison was tried for
forgery at Anadarko Wednesday.
He was acquitted.
The new name Of our little VII
lage, Hillsboro, takes effect Apr. /
Two more passenger trains a
day will make our little city seem
more lively. They viii be put
on the first Of April.
The following were Chickasha
visitors Saturday. il. Daniels.
A. H. Smiley, Jim Hodge, Car
land Stillwell, w. w. Thompson.
V. NJ. White, E. L. Overhusler,
Miss Annie White, Mr.. and Mrs.
7 NJ. Kelley, Leslie Kelly and We
scribbler.
Our Postmaster has received a
consignment Of post office supplies
for our sister city. Brewster which
was formerly named Allie.
Henry Trentnenn lost a valua
bic horse Thursday. 1t got taugl-
ed up in wire.
R. j. McGufin our village
blacksmith was transacSing busi-
ness in Anadarko Wednesday.
w. H. Harrison, John Dyche,
Charlie Nye and Miss Artie Nc
Gufin were Anadarko visitors
Wednesday.
G. c. Abbott boarded the train
for Holton, Kansas, Sunday. |
where he will spend a few days
relatives and renewing old
acquaintance.
Mac Melton aud jesse Smart /
Mr.. Abbot's enterprising youngE
Jerks have charge Of the nercan-
lie establishment this week.
Miss Bessie Robinson left 4
tight for a visit to relatives nl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-22

We still have several
bins Of best McAlester
Lump Coal which
must be moved, and
we are making prices
that will move it.
Your coal orders will
receive prompt atten-
ton. Send them to US.
Amsden's, Phone So.
If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
TIGER ADDS ITS ROAR.
Even T aml11any Joins in Chorus,
.s3s Will Support N ominee.
(By Ass lated Pres

sft6SU LEU SSS(
81 ST. LOUIS. & July 3. IT the Associated
Press correspond lent. Charles F. Murphy,
OF Tammany. said this morning n: 3s NJ
70 one need & have any doubt where
tTomma nv stands In I h Is presid tia can
Svass. II Is soil dy behind Alton B.. Parker
for President. There Is never my d oubt
where Tnmmany Hall s tands when a%can-
gdidate is regularly nominated. Now that
Judge Parker has received the nornina-
ton from the convent lon, Tamma ny Hall
will lire up 2solidlyf behind him, III VeGcame
here witltno candidate, but to discuss the
availability of Candidates wit the other
delegation. We were instructed by tho
State Conventional vote as a unit for.
Judge Parker, and while 1T was not our.
sbelief$that he was the strongest candl-.
date. we naturally obeyed the mandat t,
of the convention. y We came here with
lthcgbelef that Cleveland was the strong
est man to nominate and the easiest man
to elect. It was ascertained. after con-
,sulta tons, tina In this conclusion we did
not gree with the ma jority y Of the dele
gates. Now ttatsthe convention has
spoken and paid tho high honor to Judge
Parker, 'ranlmany Hall Will go to work
at once In New York county and roll up
for him the largest plurality ever given
to the presidential candidate OF Dem
locracy, If the Democrats throughout
the State and throughout the nation will
work to secure the election gof Judge
Parker as the loyal Democrats OF Tam
many Hall Will work. there can DO but
one result,}and that;3is victory Il s. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
CLEVELAND SATISFIED.
Says He Is Abundantly Pleased
With N Domination Of Parker.

Fs (BN AssOclat ted Press
atH BUIzARD' BAY iASs..ss Ju y>9 - For
NOR President Grover Cleveland, who is
the guest here OF Joseph Jefferson, was
advised of the nominate Of gJud go Par
Sker for President us soon an he awoke
Z this morning. Later Mr. Cleveland sent
tho following sta tenlent 70 the Associated
Press: y, Is TX
mir. Cleveland declined to soc any re-
porter cN represent atiya of tho press,
but sends tho following word from his
room to tho Associated Press /;
5fgstt.3'I AM In absolute Ignorance of the
action the st. Louis convention except
In SO far as 1t has Enominated Mr.. Parker
as presidential candidate. NTH this rer
suit 8I am abundantiy gratified, and 4
hone that tho remainder Of the work OF
tho conyentiol vii IA did to the encourage
ing prospects, of Democratic success.
This Is 4 all Is L can possibly say at his
time. I do not know when i sha 1 4 have
am opportunity to- read the plat form
adopted I or to learn OF "a he entire pro-
scedings ,of tho conyentlon IN my event,
at Is absolutely certain hat no further
expression from mo MA y bes OK pected mt
present j hope To- be rel ieYed OF fur ther
Importantly on isSsub jact. 81 Nh ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
SKETCH OF Mr.. DAVIS. 4
Twice United States Senator.
Railway Protector and Capitalist

Henry C3asseWay DAVIS, the nominee for
the vtce-presidency,siss nearly seyenty.nine
more H,i, November is, is2s. At All early dye
:heBremoYed to the country. and was edu,
Gated att the countyjsc but being left
fatherless had ito leave school eaTlyaand
take up the struggle of life. Eli was
energetic and Intelligent. and discharged
I his duties faithfully IN every occupat ton
He became fsuperinten OF a plantation
!ratlroading, being first a hrakeman then
a conductor and later agent OF the rails
way at Piedmont, w. Va. whittier he: had
removed. 8 5Ss2 :. s.f
After serving the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway in these capacities for some
years he became n tmerchant8a and Still
later ACQUIRED an Interest IN Goal mining
and became a collier OF some Importance.
His new field OF enterprise and his prac-
tical kn2Wledge OF. railroading led INTO the
field OF Railway constrrct ION, and heSpro-
cess the West Virginia Central and Pitts
khu:E Railway Of which he lis president:
He is also president OF the Piedmont and
Cumberland Railway and tho Davis Ma
tional Bank Of Piedmont. 5ssi n
s1s65 he was elected to the Leg lslatul'c
OF West Virginia. thus beginning n long
pu5 so IFS ser ssd
States Senate, In which body lie served
twelve years, or two terms, declining q
delegate \ to seven ational. Democratic
}Cnnventions.2 IIcS was one OF the United
States delegate ties to the Pan Amer tcnn
Congress- is a member. of the United
States Internatlonl Railway Com m sHiol.
and s Inns becnf llonored in many other
ways. 55gs 81 90. 5s5 ~, ~ a
His home Is now at Fl sins. w, W., but
lie snenels much OF his time IN Washing.
ton, MIR. Davis is the father-ln-law ot
Hon.. s., b. Elkins. At present Republican
senator. XII is q 4 III !. 7.ta ~ 4 Il III
Though advanced In years, Mr.. Davis
ia II / arkn llyif aCtiyo5 and takes
keen Interest in politics and PUBLIC affairs
generally. IS ST fB4 b @{tsa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
HOW no FIND. OUT.

X z Fill a bottle or common glass wlthFyour
wnterfand let 1T stand twenty four hours;
IL sediment inr settling ,rdicilt:, !. n lil,-
grenltly cond,tionsof the kidneys II 1T
stains the linen 1t k evidence OF kidney
trouble; too frequent desire to pa IS II, OF
4 pain In tile back Is also convincing iroof
B that tho kidneys and bladder are cMt o.:
order. sfit j4s NE a 4 }S5 "a
Il. All b What TO !, %, ii6i.
pa There Is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed that DR. killner's Swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy, fulflls
every wish inycurlng rlleulila tism, palu III
the back, Kidneys. liver, BLADDER u and
every ( part OF the urinary passage. ~
4 orrects inabitySto hold water anu 3scald-
5llig pain in passing It. or bad effects fol-
owing use Of LIQUOR, wine or beer, and
5oyercones thai I'M pleasant necessity Of
lneing compelled ~ 4 go often dur 'ls the
f0ay.sand to get up many Tines during
the night. The mild and tho ex,raNrdi-
mary effect of sWanp-R DOT ID 5000 TCll-
lied, II stands tile highest tol u ih Won
5derful9cures of the most distressing cases
! you need a med icine you shoull 3ayb
tho best, Sold " by druggists In tlfly'
cent and one-dolar sizes. " a M
RI You ma 81 4 have a, d ssa nlpla bottle Of
Swamp Root, the great kidney lsalciy,
ard n book that tells all about t. both
sent absolutely free by mail. Address,
Dr. ISilrner Is Con Bingham tom A II Y,
.lSVhen writing he 5silre /. to mention That
Won read this generous q fer in Tie Rich
yipond Daily Times Dispatch. IJon't ma Il,
faliy mistake, but y rem her tle; ljanle,
Swamp Root. nr. Kilmerss Swamp Root,
and the address Bins hamton. N, Al, on
every bottle. h d stjs 4. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
"a HITCH AT SUFFOLK.
Oppose Right Of Way Of Rich,
nlond and Norfolk Line. II;

;t}1s Especial to The Enthusiastically 4
SUI IOLIl, Vas. July a.--Fherc Is some
delay. in the matter Of securing a. street
franchise by the Seabo ard Trnc ton Com
road from Norfolk and Richmond.
At6n special meeting Of the Council last
night here developed opposition on the
part OF a few residents. who objected to
the tracks being, laid through Plnner
Street, a residential thoroughfarc, which
is almost necessary to tho company,
e The matter was referred to Council
committee. composed of II, NJ. Macleary,
II NY. ,ampbell8 land James T., Alc l.emores
'liminary. work be printed and circulated
among the vntcrs who are 10 haye an ops
portunity to know 10 { the Councils inten-
lions. and TO oppose them Il deemed adj
a majority q tho, citizens seemingly, are
the dlrecticn OF progress. and 1t Is not
believed 4 w he opposition will sperpetu-
,aIN,hinde!lt the Company in the use OF any
jstSestb Hf ;N1iul Y, tho conduct of ita blsl,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10

spelled Esopus., he Said, '.but i think
1t ought TO read E-soap-us. y
+. Cries OF Question. Question:
s...vote, n III followed. but the chair
recognized Charles s. Hamlin. Of SAassa-
Echusetts. who urged the sending OF the
telegram TO Judge Parker. Mr.. Hamlin
said the American people admired a;
brave man and Judge Parker would be
/ 30 regarded hereafter by the American
people. ID ~
Bryan's Amendment. y.
AS Mr.. Homlin finished, It was cyl
dent that the delegates were heartily
sick Of listening 10 speeches. and rapid lt
" Iosins temper over the cons mt slip--
81 esstorP Of speakers who mounted the
PLATFORM, and they clamored fiercely for
q vote. Cha irman Clark, remembering
his promise that every man should have
a fair show, recognized Senator Carma OK,
2of5 Tennessee The speaker declared that
Mr. Bryan had said t hat he nornin ton On
of Judge Parker would be declaration
enough on the money plan al
"Afr. Chairman said Mr.. Bryan an NJ r r.
ing hastily,9i'I beg the gentleman's par
don. but never said that.
John s.. Williams supported Mr. Bryan
in his statement.8 Senator To- carmaek
a accented the correc ton. The senator
took occa sion 10 deny that he had ever
received a message n from J I'd &c Parker,
and the chair ecogniZed Mr. Bryan, y lhlo
presented an amend ment to the Sreplyslo
Judge Parker as fol lows Il Rel
H., KIT as YOU vi 4 G elected !, be called
i1pon Is a Ct upon rtainS phases on IN he
money question, We Won Id n like to- know
whether you ayor's red ucing the Us ltnles
$ot silver dollars; y whet Their you favor g; ~
sset currency and branch national
banks whether you prefer natl onai bank
currency to United States notes. 'ssst
Nebraskan Speaks Again.
MI. Bryan then proceeded: to answer
some cf the statements made by those
who had followed his first add ress.# Great
applause followed his assertion that lack
of armony ms the party could not be
lad at his door. N 81.
Il Nj. Bryan woke the galleries to enthu-
ssiasm when he declared that he had ex-
pressed 4 a Willingness i to support az gold
standard man to build UP harmony In the
party. and again when he declared that
lie believed II the adoption OF the gold
standard would defeat the party In the
impending campaign. There were only
two ways out Of Steh difficulty into which
the action Of; Judge Parker had plunged
the party. One was to amend the mes
sa ge In the manner he had suggested and
tile other was to amend the platform by
the insertion OF 8, gold plank. Leaning IA
over the rail ip8front of the pla tform he
shook his hand at the New York delegal-
ton and said: "a III a & l'5.
ESE!',I will gree to accept Senator Car
5nacks plank. Will that satisfy the
friends Of Judge Parker? ;ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
5@3i''N II GINA sends cong rntu atoms, to-g
Sgether5 18th n surance Of her ell ctoralS

Signed Il M" ,1 I. a 4 YLo r SFlLY son. y
nv National Commftteen1a II. Mn
SS5S The South has many striking men here,
and they are fixing their Impress deeply
upon the ssltuation, One OF them Is Till :
man, OF South Carolina. and nother#is
Governor Vardaman.% o s Mississippi O.
course. anot Their Is Governor M ontague of
our own State, who's Is u looked upon as
the sentiment for cleaner me thods In
Southern politics. s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
ARRAIGNS BRYAN.
Resolution Adopted by Big Ma,
iority-Dayis Nominated.
.il..ll Ry a, ssncIated Il

& "a (By Associated sI'ress.l
sT. LOUIS, MO. July Cit was ten
minutes after midnight when Mr. Bryan
concluded. and Representative John Sharp
Williams rose. Ha plunged without pre-
Bryan, Turning from time |. to time. he
faced The Ncbraskan. who 81 with sinlmo>
bile countenance and famed himself, His
voice trembling. Mr.. Williams declared
that Mr., Bryan had presented the spec
5tarle &of man pe,idins for harmony
when In allithis great convention his had
been ths N only voice of disc0rd a8 The
characterized as ia m OF foolish q,les-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
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her. eyes, 4 and for a. moment she could
not speak Then she said HI
Sa53s'.'I had hoped i, II his nomina ton would
Tx Nthe best thing for the party. that he
would be nominated, and now, his
election will be the best thing for the
country. sincerely hope that he will be
elected. q & IS y 4. 5qt
II She said that Judge Parker was a per-
isonal friend Of President Roosevelt, and
within q. year Or two mad S him: a visit
at his Oyster Bay home. Y ssa s5
Mrs Parker is eighty years old. and
lives with her daughter. Mrs. Hal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
OPERATOR
C ! I: | A RAISE L.
T[e.legra piers Of the r & III.
M Railway System Granted
Substantial dvance. III:


Through the efforts Of the Order OF
Railway Photographers Of Fredericksb
Division, No. 125, the eighty or ninety
operators In the employ 8 the r Richmond
Fred ericksburg and Potomac Railway, On
the line between Washing ton and Rich-s
mond !. have been granted an Increase Of
salary, ranging from $3.50 to $3.50 per
month, according to the rating OF the
stations The men were notified Friday
sofEthe granting Of the Increase asked. The:
raise is to take q fleet from May /, 1sO44, Z
being retroactive in It's feet.
The action OF the railway officials In
making this substantial increase iii SAL
aries is due in large measure to the pre-.
Ssentatlon Of their ca use by the o. r. ~.
Arbitration Committee, OF which Mr.
H. r. Hunter. OF Glen a lem, Is chairman
The committee has had two conferences
With the management Of the railway. Mt
both of which the needs OF the men and
the reasons why they should be given an {
Increase Of salary were presented by the
committee. The creator cost Of living
II
md the responsibility OF L the positions
and arduous labor Of the operators are
among the reasons Why I hey asked the
increase, In many lines Of human ef-s
fort salaries have been Increased re-
Gently because the cost OF living has ]
increased. Il iS 85s 5
The Atlantic Coast Line recently grant
! ed Its operators an Increase after con-
ference with the O. r, 4. committee.
This organization. like the other railway
unions, works quietly by con ferences viii,
officials OF tho roads, and strikes are
becoming Slsas since such Intelligent
methods have been adopted.
Preach in Chesterfield,
Z Rev. j, w. Mitchell Will preach to-day Ia 7
land Churches. p58S M y. ID Il j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
II TO
OUR FOLK
CONTINUED from First Page3

VA Continued from flrstg Pase.)
3rudcly ordered by the chief Of police of
tho city of st. Louis to he seated, Gov
3arlinr Montague, alr, Thomas IT. Ryan
and others at once resented the action OF
tho officer,gand Mr. Flood, while restrain
ing l,,msel II admirably did mot 4mince
words In telling tho chief that such un-i
duo and apparently unnecessary authori-
Isl was not considered So proper among
Southern Democrats. But tho episode did
not rest here, The Virginia delegation
have brought the matter to thu atten-!
ton of The local Police board, and "a
reprmand may 10 the result 5Meanw5,lD
"a f3public apology offered ME- Flood by
the officer was declined. Fl VI
Ellyson Sends Greetings.
III cannotsbe said that tho, nonl natton
OF Parker has started any great wave
Of Southern nthgslasir, though Chair
man gllyson Is a strong believer In final
victory. He rushed the following mes-
sage Ia the nominee the second the vote
was announced; s3
fudge Alton 3, Parker. EsopIs..N, ~