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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-02
GOOD SPIRITS.

Good spirits don't all come from
Kentucky. Their main source is
the liver land all the fine spirits
ever made in the Blue Grass State
could not remedy bad liver or the
hundred-and-one i'll effects it pro
duces. You can't have good
spirits and a bad liver at the same
time. Your liver must be in fine
condition if you would feel buoy
ant, happy and hopeful, bright Of
eye. light Of step, vigorous and sue
cessful in your pursuits. You can
put your liver in fine condition by
using Green's August Flower the
greatest of all medicines for the
liver and stomach and a certain
cure for dyspepsia or indigestion.
1t has been favorite household
remedy for over thirty-fve years.
August Flower will make your
liver healthy and active and thus
insure you liberal supply Of
good spirits" Trial size, 2scts.
regular bottles, 75c. AT all drug
gists. West Side Drug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-02

Grover and Ed Vaughan were in
town yesterday on their way home
from AncdaIko, where they had
been to attend the marriage Of their
cousin, B. B. Dieterich to Mir.
Ethel Payne. The wedding accured
last evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-10


face. Nelson landed one blow on
Britt's face that appeared to have
more force than all of Britt's blows.
Britt Switched his left to body and
made Nelson double up Britt step
ped back and Nelson drove left 70
stomach hard and squarely. Britt
doubled up and stalled. He tried 70
rally and made several swings to
head. They came together and d.
Nelson pushed him him back he sent
right to jaw. Britt fell, rolled over
on his stomach and lay until the
count had been made. He tried 10
get up but was too weak Left &C
stomach did the work and made the
Dane the champion lightweight o!
the world.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-10
LOST BY INTERFERENCE,
Automobile Was Held Out Forty Min.
utes by Farmer and Teams.

Automobile Was Held Out Forty Min
utes by Farmer and Teams.
A delayed telegram received last
evening G ives the explanation for
the defeat of the automobile driven by
H. A. Lennon and party in the en-
deavor to beat the train from this
city to Sacramento Word was re-
ceived here yesterday stating that
they lost by twenty minutes, a small
margin but enough to defeat the plans
There was never a hich in the ma
chinery or the tires The machin|
ran without a trouble and all of the
grades were taken without effort, the
trip and the time proved successful,
but the main object was broken on
account of the delays
Leaving this city the auto par y
encountered a team between this city
and Valleys. A ten minute delay
was caused, another team on the
grade caused a backdown for some
distance in order to pass, yet this
time was nearly made up. The delav
that caused the trouble was at
Single Springs, where a drunken
! man with team held the autoists ul
| for over twenty minutes He would
neither go ahead or let the party pass;
and as the road was too narrow, a,
| that could be done was to argue
| The widening of the road happened
too late to make the train and tn;
| game was spoiled
Mr.. Lennon demonstrated on,
thing, that he can beat the Western
!, Union Telegraph Company, as he
made Sacramento and even Sal
Francisco, while message was i;
transit to this city from Sacrament
If you are in a rush with a telegram
use an auto.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-10

complish results In I'VE years such
as were achieved in Iowa only at the
end of twenty-fi i've years of toll and
encouragement.
That is one thing to ponder.
i When he came to review our
market possibilities he simply waived
Iowa OF the map. Nevada" he said
emphatically, has got Iowa skinned
sixteen ways-and is still looking for
any remaining hide that still re-
quires removing" He had hundred
ways of lauding our climate and two
hundred methods If praising our
soil. He described himself as being
little mad on the subject, for he
had seen things here far better than
mines. He warned me to look sharp
with respect to Nevada's future-her
agricultural future For his own part
he is merely waiting for a favorable
moment to ask for Eastern capital
a m illion of ito use here, far from
moclIing and impoverishing mines.
And there is your talk in the cocoa
nut. 1t will almost certainly be
Eastern capital that will tackle your
wide open propositions at last, while
the natives, always mine-mad and
! mine-blind, will over look it all and
live to kick at the live men who will
literally reap the fortunes with har-
vesters and mowers.
Can any of your readers decipher
moral? The art is sometimes
! taught in the school of life.
| Faithfully yours, :.
| OPEN OPTIC.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-09-10
GREAT POSSIBILITIES.
San Franciscan Wakes Warm Over
Nevada's Agriculture.

San franciscan Wakes Warm Over
Nevada's Agriculture.
To the Editor of the Morning Appeal:
Dear Sir:-Upon recent visit to
San Francisco / had the pleasure of
listening to certain predictions and
praises concerning the State Of Ne
vada which l cannot forbear to share
with your readers-and more. par
ticularly with those who take an in
ordinate pride in the mines and miE-
ing enterprises of our commonwealth
at the expense of our agricultural pos
sibilitites.
The gentleman who recited our al
lurements is broker-the manager
Of one of the largest houses in San
Francisco, which house is a branch
of still larger house in New York
City. He is interested in our mines
personally. His house in financing
large mining operations in Tonopah
He is saturated with mining talk mir
ing excitements, mining hopes and
glamors l wish to impress that fact
thoroughly-for when aroused to en-
thusiasm over Nevada it was not at
all of mining he talked, but wholly
and entirely of things agricultural -
bitches. reservoirs, ranches, cattle,
alfalfa, potatoes and butter.
was perfectly amazed to hear a
man swing away from the mining
lingo and get down to huge ranching
outlooks, irrigation projects and uu-
containable enthusiasm concerning
hay and beef, creameries, sheep and
hogs. 1t would have done any Ne
vada man good to hear him. He said
that he came from and spent ~ years
lin the State of Iowa-a strictly
farming country. He knew all abou
that favored land Then he said Ii
had spent two months in one secticr
of Nevada, where he had seen suct
possibilities as Were never before pre-
sented to his vision. One of hi.
many eloquent outbursts was a dec
laration tina. capital and energy reas
onably applied to this land would &C
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07
Entire System Toned by Ps-ru.na.

Richardson, who is engaged in the fish
business
W T. Robarts left Tuesday for Mel
rose, where, on "Wednesday at | o'clock
he was united in holy wedlock to Miss
Alice Fowler At the home ~ the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs +. J.
Fowler Miss Fowler IL one of the
most popular young ladies who has
visited our town-a young lady who
has hosts OF friends and admirers, and
who scStters sunshine wherever she
goes possessing those lovely traits Of
gputlpnrs that make home happy
Her many friends will welcome her
here with % en arms, ~ she has often
visited here and IL held IA high esteem
by all Mr. Robarls Was formerly
agent Of the Atlantic Coast Line Al
this place, which position he filled
with credit To himself aud employees,
but L. nov connected with &. A VII.
liams m the furniture business. lie 10
younG man Of noble character. one
who numbers every Acquaintance n
friend and who by close application
To HE business 10 making a success
Immediately after the ceremony Nr
aud Mr. RobArts lei, Tor payIora
where they wall visit thu former. par.
euts returning 90 AlAchua Friday
THE couple have the beet wishes ~
hundreds OF friends over the state
that ali the good things - tbs lir b.
theirs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07
A WARM GAME OF
REAL BASEBALL
The Fats and Leans Play Nine
Interesting Innings.
FAT AND LEAN FUN, ETC.

Some Desperate Plays and a Satisfied
Crowd--Dr. Dell Makes a Home Run
and Taylor a Fine oouble-Minot
Saunders Makes a Run.
There was a large audience present
at the ball park yesterday afternoon to
witness the ball game between the
Fats and Leans, two mines made up
from local players, and the cemetery
fund WAS benefited upwards Of $40.
At precisely 800 Umpire Chubb in
troduced the two cOntending batteries,
and 52k DR. Dell commenced 20 fire
the spheres over the plate in allOpathic
doses, with Tench AZ the receiving end
Burkhim was the frat Fat man up and
he cOuldn't make connection with any
thing but the atmosphere, Graham go
ing out on a fly, DR.. Morris getting to
second on hit. Joe Ettel striking out
No run.
For their half Of the first inning the
Leans made three runs on hits 10y Will
McKinstry, DR.. Dell and +. A.O'Npill,
followed by Tench's out at first, Pour
nrll's tumble Of Colson's hit To third
Coffee struck out and Colson was out
trying 10 steal second. Three runs.
In the second, third and fourth in
nings there were no runs made, and in
the ilfth the Leans rolled up three
more. In the.sixth they got one more
aud the seventh netted each team n
blank. The eighth gave the Fats two
and the Leans one, the Fats ending the
fun by making two in the ninth The
payers were as follows
Fals-L, J. .Burkhim, pi Lee Graz
ham, C DR. Morris, ID; Joe Ettel, % /;
Taylor, 3b; Stevens, ~; Pournell, RI;
NJ, b Saunders, III Prot. Coffee, Of
and o..
Leans-Will McKinstry, 10, Dr..
Dell, p; +. A.EO'Nelll, 2b; b VI.
Trnch, G; W. w. COlsoH. CT SeARle,
II; A. f. O'Nrill, 30 DR.. Tison, SIS j..
A Goodwin, n.
The score by innings ia as follows
Leans 3OOO3 OF KS
Fats. 81 5000 2-6
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07
Physicians Had Given Up the Case
Now Entirely Well.
} LINtO.D

Miss Gertrude Linford, Vice President
Parkside Whist Club and teacher of
Whist, 22l Niagara street, Buffalo, NY,
writes:
"Peruna has effectuAlly cured me
after physicians had practically given
up my case.
"For long time I suffered with ca
tarrh OF the kidneys, had a weakness
and pain in the back, lost flesh rapidly,
my feet were swollen, my face was
puffed under the eyes and | had a waxy
sallowncss OF the skin.
| took Peruna for some time and am
entirely we'll. cannot endorse Pcruna
too strongly ."-Iicrtrude Iinford.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07

city, that the conditions have been
most favorable ON the island, with the
result that there will be- n big crop
The season is early here" be says
I'VE have already ginned two th1us.
and bAles, and there are in the fields
OF this section about two thousand
more. which will be- turned out, il the
staple can d. gathered, within the next
two weeks The cotton i ~ the finest
quality, snd il makes me feel good 10
know the bulk OF the seed came from
Alachus county
W J. Williams ~ Trenton. another
Alachna county boy, was superintend-
rnt Of the planting and growing Of the
crop which turned ont ~ fine as could
be- expected Mr. Williams has re-
turned 10 this country and il running
IN" machines Al Rives X SDn's gJunery
Alarhua
Registration Notice. Notice il here
hy gwen that the registration books Of
the Ct,y Of Gainesvill. are new open
=, my cttre IN the United States LAM
ottice, where al persons qualified 20
register including residents uf the new
territory sdd-d q the corporate lmits
~ the city hy the new charter enacted
by the iast Legislature. mag register
between the hoirs NJ : and Pam.
and and ~. IN Books close 81 Satur-
day. Septemb"t Fth 1915 VI. prrt.
CITY Clerk
The Tampa school board wi. ray
thr superiut.ud, ir j. IustAimeut.
every calendar month. instead Of
every schOol month. ~ 10 he past IL
- claimed that the payment. Mi be-
easier o. meet
The pAdr county ,ly-nui-adrut l.
having hard Notk 70 secure ieAchers
Mlst - something RFOnR ~ tkere ARE
plenty ~ teachers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07
SUCCESS ice PLANT
IS AGAIN SOLD
Watts & Carter This Time Were
the Purchasers.
WILL MAKE IMPROVEMENTS

Rumored That They Will Discard the
Experimental Machinery for Some
thing More Practical, and viii Make
Ice Without Trouble.
rumor is correct, the people Of
2 Gainesville will have the privilege Ut
dealing with another ice company, il
they 90 desire, within the next few
weeks. II has been Tumored that
Henry +. Watts and y. L. Carter have
purchased the plant Of the Success Ice
Company, at the Junction Of the At
Iantic Coast Line and Sesboard Air
Line railroads, West Main street, 5 ,
end will proceed at once 70 thorough
~ overhaul, repair and re'equip the
plant.
The plant Of the Success Ice Com
pany was erected about four years ago,
and has proven anything but what its
name indicates, since il has been un-
der the management and control Of
several concerns and individuals. The
machinery 10 Of a type peculiar TO ice
manufacturing. being machinery by
which the ice IL scraPed from huge
cylinder az the water freezes, and
packed in a hydraulic manner. The
principle seemed to work with more
accuracy thancthe experiment, with
the result that, while considerable ice
was made and sold, it has never proved
q success.
II il understood that the new own
eis propose to remove the present
plant, discarding the same altogether,
and will install a.brand new and up-to-
date compressed ice manufacturing
machine with ten-ton capacity. In
that event they will have good plant,
but will SaveIonly the building from
the original plant.
With this factory, together with the
new factory which will be installed by
the Gainesville Electric Light and
Power Company, surely there can be
no reason for q fellow doing without
the comforts OF Ice in future, for three
factories should make things lively, ~
we'll o. cheap,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07
MISS oENHAM ENGAGED.
Wedding OF Much In,eres, Will lake
Place In November,

The recent announcement by Capt
aud Mrs W. u, DenhHm OF the engage
ment ~ their daughter, Helen, to DR..
Frederick Greene Barfeld, will arouse
widespread and cordial interest among
the many friends Of Miss Denham and
DR.. Barheld. Dr.'Bartirld at one time
lived in Savannah, but four years ago
returned To- Cuthbert Ga which WAS
HE home originally and where he has
since been prAclicinR
Miss DenhAm has been spending the
summer North with her mother and
sister, aud 10 now at The Rocks, y
Highland Falls IN the Hudson. Since
the residence OF the family IN Savan-
nah, Miss DenhRm has been one Of the
most admired girls ~ the younger So.
ciety Get, aud the announcement OF
her engagement will be Of more than
ordinary interest
The wedding will he = home event,
10 which only the most intimate friends
will bc asked II will take place quiet.
~ the latter part of November Ss.
vAnnAh Morning News Sept
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07
The NEWS From ALAcHUA.
Marriage Of Popular Young Man-Resl
Estate TranSfers-PersonaIs

Alachua, September &C, A. Neil
10 now with Futch Brothers a. sales
man
) W, II, Sealey has returned from
New YORK
Mrs r. :. Ramsey is in Atlanta, Tia.
Edgell Quinn, who 10 agent al Bald
win, on the J n s.W. Railway, Was in
the city n short while sunday
+. :. Myers spent Sunday IN StSrke
DR.. ]. W. Bishop has returned from
Newbetry, and will in future make his
home in AlachuA lie IL n sterling
young man and his hosts oi friends
wish him success.
Miss Maria Turner has returned from
n pleasant visit to MIR. aud Mrs J r.
Bates at HayneswOrth,
A bakery owned ard operated 10y J
Y. Bradley 10 one Of the new enter
prises for AlAchua
Mise Minnie rhigpen NJ Waldo Is
now with Dell, Jordan 4 Co Miss
Minnie 10 n favor,te here, and her many
friends are glad to have her With them
again
NJ Eddy has traded HE lot to }
|. Cloud for the building occupied by
the Rank of AlachuS DR., Cloud will
erect q handsome business house on
the lot. J. VI. Powell expects ,o jim
pt Cloud's store with Que equally -
handsome At an early date
Athrl Thomas, Who has been attend
ing college At Macon, ia, returned
Friday
Miss Claudia Ambrose returned TO
waldo Monday after spending week
With Mrs, u NJ futch
Little Mise MAude Godhry VI waldo
- visiting her sister Mn oliver
Futch
The many friends ct Nts MArthA
RAwls regret In knoW that che has
been quite sick Tor some time
Mr.. J. :. johnson ,s v,4tng Der
parents a, Anthony
Mrs ; & Dell and M,s'rs May dell
and ld-ls Mckinney attended The
toWiet.Robars wedding ~ Nvlrosr
Wednesday
Nu Sm,th Futch has returued frum
SWEAT a. relatives 90 santa
/ Mr. { { wethsnngtun leaves fri-
/ day Tor Cedar Key 10 v,s,, her h0s.
band
Mn. n. Richardson add ehildr
&c VA cay igE cssas 3sI 70 ioia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07
NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF FLORIl
Brief Happenings From EH'
Sections Of State.
THE MOST lMPoRIANr tytS'

Transpiring in The Lard .' p '"F
Things Boiled Dow 90 So
Busy Reader-ltems o. ..'''e'
All Glasses.
Miami city schools oi.
september llth.
The UmAtills schoo, hs'
enrolled at the end IT Oh
last Friday
The steel bridge atr..-
nee at Ellaville - Vf1crr'' .-
on account Of high Ns'.'
The haymaker. a. l-' 80
lng q hard time 60 hst'.'
on account OF the fr,I.-. -
The Board of Hra.,h sac
is o,liug the wells and r'.'
swamp TO be found so'..
Tampa union britkiay .r'
trouble with the contra '..'
arr being secured 10 'h's
~ TO Tampa, whrry q.
- paid
Mani will hAyeA t"i.
pean plan. It 10 stat
~ believe pay f1r "a
you set what yol "a
"a luck
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07
Miss Nalley's StOry-ShOrt B. In
esting to Every Wcmla.

Miss Addie Nalley, Ia j. ,'-,.' :,
Washington, d. c., wul,-:
"a cough, the grip, ca.are Of!
meanest kind-all sorts ut r,reiu
home, patent and prescribed , . 20
and no relief,-that tells nos ...-r
story of suffering and u.-'s.. d
lasted four years.
"Then-three bottles a. pu1i
catarrh gone, appetite and strength
turned-a happy woman, aai 10
more grateful for ~, ..-- @.
health-that Is what Pcruna lbs. I'd
for me. "-Addie Nallcy.
4 reward of $1,000 ha- l..r .i..il
in the Market ENchansr l....' ID
bus, Ohio, as guarant.. a"
testimonials are gcuu.u a
In oar possession, al,
flying 90 the Same.
. rr' advert. tnr SIS, '..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07
THE YELLOW FEVER
A Total OF Sixteen Cases and One
Case a. Pensacola

ryl.Sc,.a, Sept 6-Yestcrday thct"
we're tvp ,asrs aud today two more
TolAl cS'c. g. date, 10 with ouly one
deTth The rrnsaSolA refugee "a.
fuIhsts IL dead At Atlanta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07
Suffered Long With Catarrh.

Miss Clara Case, 1i6 9th street, y. w.
Washington, d. c., writes:
al can think Of no event in my life
that fills me with more gratitude and
At the same time a sense OF future
security, as n cure after long suffering
from catarrh, brought about by using
PcrunR as directed. II has completely
cured me."-Clara Case.
Entire System Toned by Pe-ru-na.
Miss Mary Bennett, 1919 Addison Ave-,
Chicago, H., writes:
"a few months ago 1 contracted o cold
by getting my feet wet, and although
used the usual remedies l could not
shake II of.
II finally took Peruna. In week |
was better. After several weeks | sue
cocded In Kidding myself 81 any trace 81
cold, and besides the medicine had
toned mp my system 80 that / felt
,p'oud!d Mary Bennett.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07

Rumored That They Will Discard the
Experimental Machinery for Some
thing More Practical, and viii Make
Ice Without Trouble.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07
COTTON GROWING ABROAD
Two thousand Bales OF Sea lsIaod
Nave Bsen Ginnsd q, Sar Juan.

Two thousand Bales OF Sea lSlard
Nave Seen Ginnsd a. San Juan
The sea leland cotton industry on
she l,lGnt 1T Porto Ric0 D.. Assumtng
enormous proportions and tia, Island
- rapidly eumiag tnto competition
Wth FinrtdA and Other State. ~ the
Sea leland belt
l. , CorbetI, an Aaeh-A county
IS Who " thoroughly posted "a cot.
To from the P'Ant,nR g. the giu. .
&Perntsndent Of the iinmsu.e plsst
|ot the FLORIDA Manufacturing Com
Pany. who srr now operating piRnta-
tiona and giss In Porto kico TIE
Istaass, In . istteS 70 . TREAD Ia tha
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07

n you suffer from catarrf in an
form. 80 TOt delay Take PerEHd
az OGcc. Delays are dangerous.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-07

The spnt,smrn Who wrtr srrs.ened
bviSry Justice Colmau upouG ,sstg, "
violating the law Toy shooting t.'As
out OF season, aud Who wrrr turi IS
aud costs each, the tnr being suNcra.
"a pending their regArd for the isv
we're not under the imptrs~Or IhSl
they we're offending the law Which
they believed 10 have h~ru repealed by
the Statutes ~ lR6 rh~sc drirnt
auts eFV reputable citsens, and Noalt
no, offend the dignity Of the la~ fthey
hnew n. ynstiee Oolmeu cas- aware OF
a Ia. whleA aeaQnnfa foF ths sps,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-05

none of her business, although she felt
q little sorry for both, and the furni-
ture would cover the back rent; there
was Just enough for that purpose.
Very We'll, ma'am." she said indif-
ferently. II suppose Mr.. Mason will
KNOW where to find you?"
"Oh. there is no need to worry about
that" declared Agnes.
Mrs. Amer, finding that her departing
tenant was not inclined TO be com,mu-
NEGATIVE. did not condescend to saw
more. but retired. Agnes managed to
get II cab and soon afterwards drove
away with her few belongings and her
baby boy, going to another part of the
great city where she had lived fn,y
years previously.
1t was during the evening of the Same
day that Robert Mason returned. He
had received a commission To ,.ynlore
a district on the East Side by night
and he had carried out the task and
had written his description of what he
had seen.
His mind was quickly made up; he
was able to pay some of the rent and
thus redeem Il few of his household
goods, and With these he removed TO
another lodging.
Two days later he called on Mrs.
Amer and left his address. in case
Agnes repented.
Il will not destroy all trace and all
chance of a reconciliation." he no,1t.
tered. "
But no sign came from Agnes and.
70 drown his troubles. Robert began to
drink, spending most of his earnings i'm
lhloSicants, and steadily COINS the
path that leads to disaster.
the months went by; Robert Mason
ola not know how many. Sometimes he
would be pulled round by Friendly ad-
vice or a slight accident, and he would
go on steadily and soberly for a time.
only TO lapse again.
During these intervals he would trv
20 ma Agnes. and it was probably
lapse. '"e
1T was while under the influence of
a c~onvirial gathering tina he found
her n lost her again because he did
not know it. Yet that incident marked
a change for the better and Frightened
his life.
He was proceeding rather unsteadilv
along a wide thoroughfara when a
woman spoke to him. She was dressed